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Comment #45330646
We used to say this in mountain biking years ago, but I guess it applies here too: -Lightweight -Durable -Reasonable price In reality, you can only choose two of these.
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Comment #44950487
This brings back old memories, from when they released the first version of Hollow (2016, I think) and I started writing a port in .Net because I thought it would be useful for som…
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Comment #43797836
They often seem to me to be two sides of the same coin: fanaticism becomes curmudgeonly with what does not coincide with your fanaticism.
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Comment #43299766
Lately I've been thinking about the unintended effects that AI tools (such as GPT-based assistants) might have on technological innovation. Let me explain: Suppose an AI assistant …
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Comment #38790773
I would add that not only the quality in general is degrading, but also the treatment of the brands and manufacturers to the customer. I believe that the feeling of abandonment (so…
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Comment #35787850
For a article on classic pens I miss something from Kaweco or Lamy as entry level, for example, or some of the classic pens from japanese brands like Pilot or Sailor.
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Comment #32562767
I am very curious about the author's comments on whether all these variations have been made automatically. I think that with a standard Ablenton project, for example, with several…
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Comment #32365748
I usually use this kind of tools to get the bass score of some songs, for example. With the isolated elements it is much easier to know exactly what notes are sounding (I don't hav…
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Comment #32315447
Swallows also do work. I read that each swallow can eat about 800 flies and mosquitoes a day. A combination of swallows during the day and nocturnal bats would be ideal.
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Comment #29731343
I will surely do it, I have it in queue
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Comment #29711485
I'll take a look at it, thanks!
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Comment #29710970
I have been using Midori MD notebooks for quite some time, I really like their format and paper. I recently purchased a pack containing a Kunisawa notebook, it's so nice and well m…
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Comment #29670857
Children of time by Adrian Tchaikovsky. It has been a long time since I have enjoyed a scifi novel so much.
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Comment #29358034
In its day I really liked Ableton Push (and 2 of course). The best hardware - software integration and experience I had ever tried. It allowed, at least in the "sketch" part, to st…
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Comment #29339696
I am also surprised, it is true that I live in a city very conducive to motorcycles for the climate (Barcelona) but here it is practically impossible to see electric city bikes (el…
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Comment #27107028
Of the last few years, the author I have enjoyed the most has undoubtedly been Joe Abercrombie, especially "The First Law".
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Comment #26463927
Spain is a country where most of the people work in the service sector, I see this reduction complicated for this sector. And with the loss of competitiveness and industry in recen…
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Comment #25955239
I found quite useful an example I read in the book "The Art of Unit Testing" by Roy Osherove, it was something like this (I don't have it at hand, I repeat it from memory): Suppose…
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Comment #17246274
The truth is that the end result is pleasant, but the process they follow really has little or no Machine Learning. It seems as if it is based only on random decisions.