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The Light Herder: 4K Analog Video Feedback Device(thelightherder.com)
1 points by glitcher 15d ago|0 comments
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by glitcher 2mo ago
I felt like the 2 sentence intro at the top was a sufficient tl;dr for me at least, didn't pay attention to the quality/length of the rest.
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Extensive Collection of Prototypes, Publications, Schematics Donated to Archives(moogfoundation.org)
2 points by glitcher 2mo ago|0 comments
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by glitcher 2mo ago
Nice. I would love to model all my existing furniture and while in VR be able to move things to test different arrangements!
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by glitcher 3mo ago
Rare in comparison to what, the total number of searches across the platform? But even that is the wrong focus. One could make the same case for rejecting police body cams because incidents of police abuse are rare, relatively speaking. The
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by glitcher 3mo ago
For me it's cookies. Thinking I'm about to bite into a chocolate chip cookie only to be sorely disappointed! Otherwise I like raisins, just fine on their own or in trail mix :)
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by glitcher 3mo ago
I read their comment as a simple “oh ok I understand now” type of clarification, not a complaint.
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by glitcher 3mo ago
My mind immediately went to the scramble suits in A Scanner Darkly! Is this where we’re headed?
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by glitcher 4mo ago
Oh wow, did Randall Munroe inadvertently predict the employee workload in the show Severance? :)
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by glitcher 4mo ago
I can relate to the cynicism, but it's also a general tool in the effort to combat bot abuse on public facing post forms that are trying to do something for real people. Many everyday devs reach for tools like this because of the delug
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by glitcher 4mo ago
I agree with you when it comes to my own process of finding new music, but the example given was a lot more specific than just 80s/90s music. Who’s to say that person didn’t do extensive searches before using Suno? Sounds more like the
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by glitcher 4mo ago
Growing up several decades ago it seemed like the news was more focused on reporting the facts of current events. Now I know this is naive and there have always biases, but I do miss the way it was delivered in an almost boring way without
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by glitcher 4mo ago
I would pay a small amount to read one article but I’m not going to subscribe. Who offers that?
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Y'all want the new Boards of Canada so bad you crashed Warp's server(cdm.link)
4 points by glitcher 5mo ago|1 comments
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by glitcher 7mo ago
In my area I'm seeing a few random ones on roadways, but mostly clusters of them in the parking lots of Home Depots, Lowes, and Wal-Marts.
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by glitcher 7mo ago
I like the author's idea: > So the solution here is straightforward: every government grant should stipulate that the research it supports can’t be published in a for-profit journal. That’s it! If the public paid for it, it shouldn’
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Beware: Government Using Image Manipulation for Propaganda(eff.org)
4 points by glitcher 8mo ago|0 comments
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Casio's expressive guitar strap controller was inspired by a chopstick case(cdm.link)
2 points by glitcher 8mo ago|0 comments
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by glitcher 8mo ago
> I don't want to google it because I don't want to be put on a list Of all the controversial things out there we've become afraid to even google in order to learn more about the world around us, this one strikes me as not
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by glitcher 9mo ago
Fun tidbit about the boneyard in Tucson, the 80's movie "Can't Buy Me Love" was set here and at one point the high school kids sneak into the boneyard to check out the planes up close. I think they used a dumpster to hel
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by glitcher 9mo ago
And also being the successor to Napster, the irony is thick with this quote: "Since day one, we have stood with the artist community against piracy" Funny thing, I've met a lot of independent artists who don't care about
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by glitcher 9mo ago
Pneumatic burrito tubes directly into my home is the future I want.
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by glitcher 10mo ago
Oh wow, near the end of the article there's an interview clip with Suno's CEO where he uses this absolutely astounding logic to justify and prop up their AI products: "It's not really enjoyable to make music now. It take
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Warner does a deal with Suno, Udio; what could possibly go wrong?(cdm.link)
3 points by glitcher 10mo ago|1 comments
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Bracket City Suburb Builder(builder.bracket.city)
2 points by glitcher 11mo ago|0 comments
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by glitcher 11mo ago
Grady Hillhouse does such an amazing job of presenting engineering topics to the layperson very thoughtfully. I'm not an engineer, but I always get completely drawn into their videos even when it seems like something I would have no in
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by glitcher 1y ago
> Games are now roughly as long as they were in the early ’80s, so the powers at MLB have cut about four decades of fat from the game. And they did it without reducing the number of commercials, because they’d never do that. The commerci
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by glitcher 1y ago
Making a claim and supporting it by effectively saying "go look it up yourself" is hardly compelling. It might be accurate, or perhaps not incorrect but misleading. This smells a lot like the old "both sides do bad stuff&quot
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by glitcher 1y ago
> Grandma's AC doesn't run 24×7 Except in this example she lives in Phoenix, so yes sometimes it absolutely does. At times the overnight low temp in the summer doesn't go below 90 degrees.
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Benn Jordan's AI poison pill and the weird world of adversarial noise(cdm.link)
132 points by glitcher 1y ago|202 comments

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