d3rockk

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by d3rockk 19d ago
Even crazier idea would be the possibility of 'normal bullets' that travel along the curve, and 'special bullets' that travel on a direct diagonal via warped space & time.
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by d3rockk 19d ago
This would be an insane video game map.
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by d3rockk 1mo ago
>Yes, but on whom does it work? Hitting the nail on the head here-> know your target audience.
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by d3rockk 2mo ago
I was about to say the same thing.. I use a dual A7X setup with a Sub10 Mk2 in a proper studio listening environment, and I can easily hear the difference between a low‑quality MP3 and a fully lossless WAV/FLAC. I do have trained ears,
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by d3rockk 2mo ago
True, but the subscription model is what allowed them to stop caring. Subscriptions will likely kill more software companies than AI in the long run.
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by d3rockk 4mo ago
>Except the "profit that is mathematically impossible" part. That's just made up and false. It's entirely possible that we are actually underestimating demand, and there is going to be tons of profit. JP Morgan says $
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by d3rockk 4mo ago
Question to your question: How many will actually get a job? When the system fails to reward compliance, that begrudging conformity will eventually curdle into systemic disruption. History has proven so time & time again. Lock a massive
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by d3rockk 4mo ago
might be closer to accurate if the 2-5% is his estimate of the physical time spent making key-strokes
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by d3rockk 5mo ago
Bingo
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by d3rockk 5mo ago
Because U.S. corporations were taxed on a total of gross receipts of roughly $40T, while personal income was taxed on a much tighter pool of roughly $23.9T.
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by d3rockk 5mo ago
Very painful to see Corporate income taxes @ 8%, vs. Personal income taxes @ 36%. on the income pie chart^ However, not at all surprised. That stat would arguably make the most material difference to voters, if only they knew about it.
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by d3rockk 5mo ago
That is absolutely terrifying.
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by d3rockk 5mo ago
Now they just need every iPhone owner on the planet to subscribe, and this AI bubble will officially be unpoppable!
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by d3rockk 5mo ago
Yes it does. https://iran.liveuamap.com/
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by d3rockk 7mo ago
It's wild how the President literally said, "I love the poorly educated." It turns out that when you treat a PhD like a deep-state conspiracy and a high school diploma like a Nobel Prize, you just get a country that tries to
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by d3rockk 8mo ago
To be fair, this same realist perspective seems to suggest humans would not have been capable of developing a COVID vaccine for 5 to 10 years; yet, they identified the virus and authorized vaccine use within eight months.
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by d3rockk 8mo ago
Thank you for reminding me about the Nobel War Prize. It's a shame that history has repeated itself here, political satire has yet again become obsolete.
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by d3rockk 8mo ago
The Netherlands typically accounts for roughly 1.5% to 2% of the global video game market. After applying this share to Epic’s global estimated revenue of $5.7 billion, we can estimate roughly $100 million to $115 million for 2024. 1) Total
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by d3rockk 8mo ago
Fear not- there is research in this area~ https://caniphish.com/blog/how-to-spot-ai-audio https://www.newgrounds.com/wiki/help-information/site-modera... even coded detectors exist https:&#x
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by d3rockk 8mo ago
So there's really accurate ways to detect "pure AI". The AI music detectors out there are mainly looking out for production things: -a flatness to the EQ spectrum that you wouldn't get out a properly mixed and produced p
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by d3rockk 8mo ago
This has insanely incredible potential for language learning. Do you plan to implement support for additional languages?
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by d3rockk 9mo ago
So there's French Guiana, and then Guyana. Both are part of the Guianas (or Guyanas/Guayanas). The "Guiana" region (land of waters), was home to the Arawak and Carib peoples, and then there was a colonial scramble betwee
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My Flights Are in the Epstein Files(jkbjournalist.substack.com)
5 points by d3rockk 9mo ago|0 comments
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by d3rockk 11mo ago
this_user gets it. Successful publicly traded companies have a responsibility to generate more revenue and increase the stock price every year. Year after year. Once their product is mature after so many years, there aren't new variat
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by d3rockk 11mo ago
"The goal, in short, was “down with algorithmic listening, down with royalty theft, down with AI-generated music”." In the article they do mention Massive Attack, King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, Deerhoof and Hotline TNT deli
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by d3rockk 1y ago
Google Glass was a loud, clunky script, whereas these are a stealthy, AI-powered rootkit hiding in plain sight. The fundamental change isn't the hardware, it's the social engineering masterstroke of weaponizing fashion to make the
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by d3rockk 1y ago
Exactly. The real danger is how they turn every wearer into a walking surveillance camera, creating a permanent, searchable record of your life without your consent, simply by being near them. This fundamentally rewrites the rules of social
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by d3rockk 1y ago
Right?? If only the "hope the audience here would read the article" crowd would read the article. Wouldn't that be something..
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by d3rockk 2y ago
Bless you.
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by d3rockk 2y ago
A post worthy of Hacker News Hall of Fame.

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