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Comment #49227612
The simplest version of this is to just tell two sessions to coordinate by taking turns appending to a markdown file.
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Comment #49093183
related: https://powerfox.jazzzny.me/
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Comment #48933349
Any chance you can throw lzop into that table just as a reference point?
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Comment #47499096
Klipsch was famous for making speakers using acoustic horns, which was somewhat esoteric. When they finally made a speaker which used a conventional woofer, they named it “the here…
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Comment #47434462
Any fans of retrocomputing will certainly agree. Much of the plain-HTTP internet that's left is there by them and for them.
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Comment #47093761
Can you elaborate on “no way back”?
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Comment #46582217
I would guess that most folks would consider a bunch of problem prompts with no reference solutions to be not so useful. How would you check your understanding? How would you know …
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Comment #46483482
I think it has more to do with the fact that when you offer zero salary for moderators, you have to take what you can get, and it ain't good. I don't really see a connection to the…
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Comment #46212102
My bad. This Wikipedia article has a table of SNR values for 13 different kinds of tape: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compact_Cassette_tape_types_an...
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Comment #46208102
Did you actually try any searches? Or is this just an excuse to broadcast your feelings about AI? The author of the Ogg format claims a bit more pessimistic range of bit depth: htt…
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Comment #46202866
Wow! And Type I are about $2.80 on amazon. That's quite the span!
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Comment #46202769
> but it is really hard to make a good sounding cassette It is unfortunate that cassettes are the lowest fidelity consumer medium (of modern times). But there is some room to optim…
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Comment #44750455
Based on how universally horrible their video playback performance is (even in the iOS app), I can only assume incompetence.
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Comment #44750256
This is a satisfying narrative but I feel like you are overestimating the technical competency and/or malice of these companies. The more likely explanation is that they have simpl…
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Comment #44504990
Sorry, I meant I want to be able to do it faster. I don't want to be held up by an automatic progression.
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Comment #44476071
Yes, I would also remove the automatic progression entirely. This should be driven by user input only.
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Comment #44449474
This sort of pedantic need for correctness at the cost of clarity seems to also crop up as businesses become increasingly corporate and expand their offerings. “The best tires” bec…
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Comment #44430065
Starting with an Atari 2600 is charming :)
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Comment #44380897
> Orbital Mechanics Sim Here's a little toy I made. Try to keep the comet on-screen by clicking to spawn a planet: https://ssl.pepas.com/gravity/gravity.html Written in C / SDL 1.2…
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Comment #44380836
A one-sentence description would be a great addition to these projects. "SOV|APP|VIDEO|SOURCE" doesn't really invite a click.
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Comment #44380714
Took a minute to track that down (Oran is spelled Oram?) https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/beautiful-code/97805965...
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Comment #44285413
Is it possible for an mp3 or mp4 to contain malware?
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Comment #44175801
If it were such an easy problem to fix, don’t you think they would have done so rather than rewriting in Swift?
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Comment #44158371
Nice project. Some of the workflows could be more keyboard friendly. I started an issue: https://github.com/kanbn/kan/issues/3