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    Comment #36534819

    You're in for a surprise, https://audiotool.com is a fully-fledged DAW with advanced music synthesis running in the browser. It actually is where ToneMatrix originates from, and is…

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    Comment #35956028

    https://audiotool.com

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    Comment #35954566

    My wife only started learning drums a few years ago, and now she's regularly gigging with a band in a bunch of iconic venues around London. It's never too late to start! :)

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    Comment #35954416

    I'm inclined to disagree. I believe the progress in music software has opened up new avenues and genres, it hasn't stifled existing ones. Instrument players are going to keep playi…

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    Comment #35954349

    If anyone is looking for a low-barrier-to-entry start to making music, I'd recommend they check out https://audiotool.com Completely free, but very deep and powerful browser-based …

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    Comment #35843791

    I was at a conference called World Summit AI in 2018, where a vice president of Microsoft gave a talk on progress in AI. I asked a question after his talk about the responsibility …

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    Comment #35601167

    Respectfully, you don't know what you're talking about. Nintendo has a history of hosting competitive tournaments for games such as Pokemon (and even in a limited capacity Smash Br…

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    Comment #34802614

    Have you ever come across https://audiotool.com ? It's a free, fully fledged DAW in the browser, they emulate the most iconic Roland devices like the 808, 909 and 303

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    Comment #27154766

    I'm not very knowledgeable with how compilers or language standards work, but would there not be security implications with this approach? For example let's say a security exploit …

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    Comment #26632603

    Well geopolitics is simply not that simple. What if the Chinese government kept telling the USA that california should hold an independence referendum? Might sound like a stupid ex…

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    Comment #26632530

    It's really sad to see that even hacker news has now been plagued by sinophobic racism

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    Comment #26632495

    We can all disapprove of what the current CCP is doing, but you cannot compare Hong Kong's situation to Taiwan, Tibet or Xinjiang, in fact you're muddling a bunch of completely dif…

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    Comment #25468942

    It makes me wonder how the world would cope today with a Bubonic Plague or Spanish Flu, those two I reckon would probably be more similar to your hypothetical Sci-Fi disease.

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    Comment #24541293

    You can't think of a single reason why somebody might choose to leave the country they live in, aside from the most obvious one which would be because they could be earning more an…

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    Comment #23537665

    Most of the "useful" tasks AI has helped us with are problems that are domain specific and lend themselves well to machine learning (for example object detection in images and mach…

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    Comment #22955342

    The NHS in the UK is suffering from huge administrative problems as well, due to ageing digital and organisational infrastructure which is becoming increasingly difficult to replac…

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    Comment #21945064

    I really do hope I am wrong about this one, but unless a very strong wave of international regulation on the big tech companies comes in, particularly with regards to the gathering…

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    Comment #21596735

    I don't agree with the person you are replying to either, however I don't feel much emotion for VCs who throw their money around and don't do their proper due diligence. A property…

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    Comment #21180487

    The author of the article is a woman born in the 80s

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    Comment #20652417

    While the aviation industry, and as you point out low capacity flights in particular, is a major perpetrator for high CO2 emissions, the food industry is the number one area where …

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    Comment #16366484

    I've been with monzo for close to a year now, and have been with their current account for the last couple of months, and in my opinion it solves pretty much every issue you have l…

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    Comment #15162399

    Are you in the States? I have heard that Whatsapp is much more popular outside the US. I live in the UK and everyone I know uses Whatsapp as their main method of communication whil…

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    Comment #13386873

    I work in AI, specifically in the field of deep learning applied to computer vision. Not trying to discredit your comment, but can you provide some sources indicating that the type…

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