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mulhoon
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Comment #49040087
As a coder, I’ve had no desire to use Fable. In fact I switched from Opus models to sonnet 5 and haven’t noticed any drop in quality on large repos. It seems the gap at the top is …
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Comment #49005095
This reminded me of work in general, years ago I was thinking how nursery was so expensive. I could try and work harder, earn more, to pay for nursery - or just quit and look after…
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Comment #48945730
Anecdotally, I have 3 young kids who sometimes all talk to me at once. It's impossible to process, but with 2, I've noticed it IS kinda possible process.
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Comment #48889998
This is a great post. I've been advocating this for over a decade. > The most important conversations are not always the ones that appear on the agenda. They are the ones that happ…
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Comment #48889713
I watched Possession (1981) a few weeks back. One of the weirdest films I’ve ever seen. His acting was so different from his later stuff.
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Comment #48598710
Years ago I was stuck on a tricky JS bug, I Googled it and ended up on a decent answer on StackOverflow. I implemented it, and it worked! I went back to SO and upvoted the answer, …
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Comment #48467944
Oh wow, I hadn't seen inuxdaw.org - similar concept. Next plan is a weekly (automated) newsletter for the latest plugins. But really just to keep it growing and keep feeding it. I …
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Comment #48459429
I recently built a physics-driven auto-panner based on PONG, so I can also play PONG inside my DAW. https://portwaydsp.com I also built https://plugins.audio - a Dribbble-esque sho…
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Comment #48381297
Lovely. Great attention to detail and a brilliant resource for students.
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Comment #48245591
Nice work! Haven’t seen anything like this before. It makes me happy that people do stuff like this. Small experiments often open up big new design ideas.
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Comment #48076288
These bring back memories. When I was young, my dad was a computer engineer for Olivetti and he used to bring all sorts of weird and wonderful printers and plotters home. We had a …
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Comment #47941168
Pretty happy with Warp so far. The vertical tabs are a game changer, having all my projects down the side and flipping between them (each one having multiple split terminals) works…
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Comment #47347952
As a type nerd, I was very happy with Grammarly swapping my dashes to em dashes. But now everyone associates em dashes with AI, I can no longer enjoy that luxury.
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Comment #46803007
Not millions, but still, they have a point.
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Comment #46391176
Relearning and reconnecting.. Buy the cassette 4-track I had in ‘93 and reconnect with my teenage self - record whole songs on it, not worrying about sound quality and knob tweakin…
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Comment #46268129
They turned it off and on again.
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Comment #46231918
I can't help thinking AI would have done a better job of this image (no disrespect to the artist) https://time.com/redesign/_next/image/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fapi...
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Comment #46178396
I agree, Jakob
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Comment #46178376
Do I have to turn my VPN off for this?
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Comment #45965917
I know this is bad, and some people's livelihood and lives rely on critical infrastructure, but when these things happen, I sometimes think GOOD!, let's all just take a breather fo…
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Comment #45913470
It feels like a waste of my time to archive, delete or even read emails if its subject doesn’t look important. I haven’t deleted or archived an email since 2004. There are always 1…
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Comment #45809401
Does anyone see multitrack recording happening well in-browser? Has anyone tried BandLab? Aside from the social slop and recent aggressive advertising, their recording app is super…
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Comment #45730531
Nuxt can too