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lfnoise
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Comment #44351937
Hello, I am the author of Sound as Pure Form and SuperCollider. I also have a YouTube channel for my video synthesis experiments (over 2600 videos): https://www.youtube.com/@VideoS…
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Comment #44351926
It doesn't appear in the Readme because I wrote the Readme in 2011 before Sporth existed.
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Comment #42179245
"If you’ve had these symptoms of constipation or sitting on the toilet for a long time for more than three weeks, Monzur said it might be time to bring your concerns to your doctor…
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Comment #40839379
How do they know that the butterflies weren't aboard a ship?
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Comment #40175264
Here's a 352 sq ft house with a 4400 sq ft lot that sold for $1.7M on April 2. https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/420-Franklin-St-Mountain-...
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Comment #39648472
"stepped foot" -> "set foot" please. http://www.stephenhprovost.com/on-writing/set-foot
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Comment #38244463
That's fine. Intelligence is an evolutionary dead end. It leads to unsustainable behavior. Maybe there are space-faring creatures, but I think they are more likely to be bacteria o…
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Comment #38118207
How will compliance be verified?
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Comment #38093881
I also knew that someone was going to comment the the beam reach was not necessarily the fastest.
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Comment #38064881
This person is not a sailor. Sailing orthogonal to the wind, a "beam reach", is the fastest point of sail due to the lift of the sail.
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Comment #37760648
Taking ships over vast distances to new worlds, meeting alien cultures, imperial conquests. That was the age of sail. It will never happen again like that.
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Comment #36996122
When COVID hit, my American Airlines flight got canceled and when I went online to ask about getting credit, I got connected to a bot. When I asked to be connected to a real person…
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Comment #35691765
I saw Sun Ra and the Arkestra sometime in 1988 at Liberty Lunch in Austin, Texas. I believe it was just a few days before the "Live at the Pitt Inn" album was recorded in Japan. On…
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Comment #35383201
I'd like him to make a more firm next step. He sometimes brings up some of the difficulties he has expressing things that would be simple in another language. I point this out. He …
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Comment #35382267
My son, 17, learned to program in Scratch, and wrote a lot of games in it. Since then he has learned Python, Lua (in which he wrote a space invaders), and Java in both high school …
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Comment #32489246
Try to get an AI to render an upside down face. In my attempts, they can't do it at all. Deformity results. It is outside the training data.
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Comment #32119465
Smalltalk uses periods. One thing I like about C is that I can write .1 or 1. , but most languages these days force me to add the zero: 0.1 or 1.0 .
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Comment #31036488
I find it ironic that you can't reverse a mistake on a site dedicated to a software that is all about reversing mistakes.
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Comment #30328445
Reminds me of the KeyKit algorithmic MIDI composition language (first version, 1985): https://nosuchtim.com/tjt/particles/talks/keykit.pdf
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Comment #29498473
The legitimacy of a car title is backed by a government agency. What legal entity backs an NFT? To what authority do you go to enforce your ownership of a JPEG if there is a disput…
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Comment #29364610
3 pop ups and I’m out. I immediately bailed.
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Comment #29354348
Why do you start every reply with "Hey"? This thread reads like astroturf promotion.
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Comment #28774479
Just FYI.. "This version only includes the API for creating and using GC references; it does not actually collect anything." [..] ".. the collector will not run; be aware that you …
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Comment #28438254
reminds me a bit of Piccola: http://scg.unibe.ch/research/piccola/