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rbn3

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    Comment #49184429

    Oh, sweet summer child

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    Comment #48192731

    if a number is a factor of whatever number you're fighting against it gets bonus multipliers to its stats

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    Comment #48192560

    >Play on Desktop for the best experience on level 10 this statement starts to feel truly evil, wish i could just use a touchscreen instead

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    Comment #47093632

    that's not what they said at all though, sorry but the only one doing knee jerk reactions here seems to be you

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    Comment #46144571

    > So it definitely isn't leveraging GHC's typechecker for your compositions. Is the TidalCycles runtime doing some kind of runtime typechecking on whatever it parses from these str…

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    Comment #46141099

    Quite the opposite actually. certain live coding languages give you the tools to create extremely complex patterns in a very controlled manner, in ways you simply wouldn't be able …

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    Comment #39928011

    https://strudel.cc/?lxYj8fRH-Fb0 sounds amazing, can't wait for this to get MIDI output so i can use it with other music software

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    Comment #39606533

    >Had to gimp it to have a quieter fan Had to do the same with my IdeaPad Flex 5, which always felt super infuriating. I ended up so frustrated with it that i've ultimatly caved and…

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    Comment #39510937

    From my own experience and that of many peers I've talked to it really seems to benefit DJing as a skill. It's an activity where you get to be hyperfocused and freely associating/i…

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    Comment #34000518

    regarding those usual objections, i'd argue that a spectrograph representation of a given piece of audio is just a different (lossy) encoding of the same content/information, so an…

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    Comment #34000442

    great stuff, while it comes with the usual smeary iFFT artifacts that AI-generated sound tends to have the results are surprisingly good. i especially love the nonsense vocals it g…

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    Comment #31660512

    >Furthermore it's still the case, that there's not much really interesting SW made in it. TidalCycles would like to have a word with you. Easily one of the most interesting and unu…

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    Comment #31592082

    aaah - got it, thanks!

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    Comment #31580266

    This instantly reminded me of the paper "pattern recognition in a bucket"[0], which I've seen referenced a lot when I first started reading about AI in general. I only have surface…