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knoke
2y ago
As far as In understand it (not very much) you can listen in on the transmitted keys, but the interaction can be statistically(!) measured and suspicious bits can me omitted (the wiki is quite comprehensible: https://en.wikipedia
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knoke
2y ago
As already said: Vorführeffekt is neutral and could mean both: success and failure. But the opposite of „a performance with an opposite than expected outcome“ is something that comes out exactly as it’s supposed to be without intervention,
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knoke
2y ago
Self-fulfilling prophecy?
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knoke
2y ago
One should note: In contrast to other such composites, this is often used in everyday life.
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knoke
3y ago
The author mentioned it in the text, but Carl Zimmer‘s Parasitus Rex is is a good, horrifying read.
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knoke
3y ago
I think you would make great strides in thinking about this if you differentiated between feelings and emotions, one being pretty primitive, bodily inner states and the other outward directed, complex scripts that’s are deeply social, learn
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knoke
4y ago
Blood Music is a quick read that escalated even quicker. I loved Forge of God and even more so it’s successor Anvil of the Stars.
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knoke
4y ago
Also for me tracker music has an incredible and unique emotional power. My guess is that it was mostly written by teenagers and you can just feel that energy and naivety. Elwood tracks make me happy and happy-sad in a way nothing else can.
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knoke
4y ago
For iOS users I cannot recommend enough the 4champ mod player with radio and total archive access. (But of course you’ll just download everything by Elwood and listen to that for the rest of your lives.) https://apps.apple.com&#x
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knoke
4y ago
I guess these are the relevant patents: https://patents.google.com/?inventor=Albert+Han+Ng
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knoke
4y ago
Sorry: for each of the 67 there are 10 controls. „ Results for each of 67 sudden unexpected deaths classified by the coroner (aged 1 week-104 weeks) = Cases, were compared to 10 date of birth - and gender-matched surviving controls (Control
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knoke
4y ago
N=67, Control=10 :/
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knoke
5y ago
Much (muuuch) more on this in Craig Koslofsky’s ridiculously interesting “Evening’s Empire”: https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/evenings-empire/9CB4189... How we turned night into day. And basically a story
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Demonstration of fault-tolerant universal quantum gate operations
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5y ago
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knoke
5y ago
How is it possible that no one here mentions Korg‘s wundermachine Volca FM, a tiny DX7 compatible, Dexed/KQ Dixie controllable and cheap midi synth with endless possibilities?
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knoke
5y ago
I’d suggest to view this super interesting presentation dir open source music https://youtu.be/dRM7wkMBSHY Trackers might seem nostalgic, or as a quirky alternative. But they are also a forgotten was of dealing with musical
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Blake 32
(pouet.net)
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6y ago
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knoke
6y ago
KaoruAoiShiho said "blue" was a nickname for the main facebook app "in SV circles" and probably meant: Silicon Valley Circles. But now that I think of this I wish it was something more technical... [edit:typo]
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knoke
6y ago
I used "Blue" to criticise myself for not severing all ties to Facebook (I still use Instagram and WhatsApp) but just from Facebook, the social network (=blue). But I want to firmly distance myself from any SV circles! ;)
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knoke
6y ago
I didn't elaborate on this. But this is what I meant when I pointed out my possible privilege. I don't want to condemn people who use it; and it might indeed be a very good communication tool for many people. I know how WhatsApp h
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knoke
6y ago
I'm not sure if what a single person experiences fits a societal impact, and I don't know if it is privileged thinking. But when I quit Facebook (FB Blue) it was almost ridiculous how easy it was and how little of an actually reco
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knoke
6y ago
With BTT and GoldenChaos you can swipe anywhere on the Touchbar with two fingers to change the volume, and with three fingers to change the brightness of the display.
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knoke
6y ago
Even worse with fusion: huge plants (10 GW) that need to run constantly with high power output to remain hardly economical that can’t be buffered with anything else than other fusion plants nearby. My guess: fusion plants will be built for
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6y ago
I really, really recommend reading the Bundesnetzagentur‘s reasoning for its preferred market structure of the energy grids. They have long time goal (building resilient and performativ smart markets and grids) that explain a bit how some
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knoke
6y ago
This question might be a bit naive, but could someone explain to me if the SpaceX illustration ( https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/styles/full_width/p... ) is feasible at all? From the (many, o
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knoke
7y ago
I used it to quickly get from close to zero to an A1 level - which enabled me to directly take an A2 levels course - instead of getting bored of a too easy one too quickly. At least it saved me a hundred euros, but it's not a substitut
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7y ago
I started seeing the TB as a missed opportunity for a second screen but with the Golden Chaos touchbar replacement (a preset for Better Touch Tools) I see it as my computer's Apple Watch The touchbar is totally under-utilized by Apple.
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knoke
7y ago
GoldenChaos is a preset for Better Touch Tool that completely rethinks what the Touch Bar can do. Its context sensitive, adds multi touch gestures, haptic feedback and – because it is a BTT-preset – is completely customisable and expandable
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GoldenChaos is the only Touch Bar replacement you will ever need
(community.folivora.ai)
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7y ago
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8y ago
Just a tangent, but it might make your life easier (and other being's lives, too): You get B12s not only from meat, fish, eggs and milk but also from fermented food like sauerkraut, kimchi, tempeh, kombucha, some seaweeds and fermented
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