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marshmellman

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    Comment #47298268

    Logic Pro has Hermode tuning, which does this per chord: https://support.apple.com/guide/logicpro/hermode-tuning-lgcp...

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    Comment #47176185

    Well, now if DoD moves to another AI provider, we’ll know what was compromised.

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    Comment #46782594

    I wouldn’t describe central district as crowded with options…

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    Comment #45779390

    How does one do this without appearing incompetent?

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    Comment #44860974

    As someone ignorant to the Quran, can you explain how this functions as a checksum? Are you theorizing that scholars knew this fact and used it to, say, aid memorization? I’ve hear…

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    Comment #43156414

    I recently tried the freelancing thing for a couple years, and I’m not sure about this as general advice for experienced engineers. I found it difficult to find gigs paying similar…

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    Comment #43146002

    This comment reminded me of "A Thousand Brains: A New Theory of Intelligence" by Jeff Hawkins, which explores this. To Hawkins, the brain's relatively fast evolution implies there'…

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    Comment #42425400

    About spilling to disk, in DuckDB’s docs I see: > Both persistent and in-memory databases use spilling to disk to facilitate larger-than-memory workloads (i.e., out-of-core-process…

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    Comment #41956043

    Interesting, how can I learn more about this?

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    Comment #41340550

    setTimeout takes a duration in ms, not a timestamp. If it did take a timestamp, I think you would need to pass it a timezone to disambiguate. Maybe a better argument is, “when you’…

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    Comment #40828038

    Wow, that seems like a huge security risk for Google that people can create phishing sites on their auth domain. I don’t think Google Forms allows login forms, but I’m surprised Go…

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    Comment #40442161

    You might look into MIDI devices, since there are programs to convert MIDI events to keystrokes. For hardware, this seems kind of like what you’re looking for: https://www.sweetwat…

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    Comment #40211602

    Reminds me of https://bossasaservice.com/ , which I believe I first saw on HN.

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    Comment #39803666

    But isn’t a “cell” composed of infinitely many cells on infinitely many levels? So changing a “cell” should change all cells on all lower levels, not just the visible level.

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    Comment #39121607

    I always read through my entire diff in the PR preview (on GitHub, say) before submitting, and I find I catch many things this way (typos, small todos, small factoring improvements…

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    Comment #37987710

    Not really what you asked, but there are lots of tools for markdown to HTML, and lots of HTML parsers.

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    Comment #37840333

    20 years ago, I got into programming by writing little VBScript extensions for my StarCraft clan’s bot on battle.net. It was primitive, but such a fun and social way to get into pr…

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    Comment #36621310

    My imposter syndrome basically disappeared when I started onboarding newer coworkers. It exposed me to _other_ people’s knowledge gaps, and made me realize how many things I actual…

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    Comment #36541761

    I work 3 days/week, which comes out to $130k annually at my current rate. 9 years of experience. I was working full-time making $325k, and I decided I wanted to trade comp for flex…

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    Comment #36254922

    I don’t understand this absolute opposition to customization. What would you do instead?

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    Comment #35397629

    I loved this book, but I only recommend it if you’re reading on a Kindle or similar. There was so much jargon and technical words that I had to look up the definitions of.

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    Comment #35394449

    My hunch is that we’ll eventually realize that we never cared about intelligence in the first place, just “human-ness”. After all, there’s very low moral concern for cows, pigs, do…

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    Comment #35295486

    Are you confident that an audit would have uncovered this bug? I’d be surprised if audits are effective at finding subtle bugs and race conditions, but I could be wrong.

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    Comment #34209694

    Can you share what helped it click? I’m in the same boat, trying to understand it through analogies.

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    Comment #33557679

    Nice, that would be great!