mtizim

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by mtizim 6d ago
Somebody ate Adam Neely's video hook line and sinker. I do agree, but I don't know how many generations will die before we can overturn the ridiculousness of the current approach. Even the book linked has some nice flowcharts of h
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by mtizim 4mo ago
Why? I have mild tism, I found it quite funny and quite real, it even felt good to be seen.
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by mtizim 5mo ago
If you're after that, try performing for (campfire guitar? Christmas carols?) or with (entry level jams, especially electronic ones) other people. Much easier to start out that one would think, but it requires a lot of self-confidence.
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by mtizim 10mo ago
For me it's also that it works as a joke setup, just like "ligma" or "updog".
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by mtizim 1y ago
Why not? Exactly because there is nothing tethering our axioms on paper to what is necessarily true. You could formulate something wildly different from ZF±C/Peano/whatever normal axiom system, but we wouldn't call it "m
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by mtizim 2y ago
With no mathematical rigor there is no mathematical understanding. You are robbing yourself, as the concepts are meaningless without the context. Truly appreciate the power of linear approximations by going through algebra, appreciate the t
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by mtizim 2y ago
I don't agree at all, vcv rack helped me understand synthesis in a much deeper way than I would have otherwise. What's a retrigger? Oscillator drift? Why do you modulate with a lfo? These are much simpler to understand when you&#x
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by mtizim 2y ago
You're in for a nice trip, the concept is called Geometric Algebra: https://youtu.be/60z_hpEAtD8?si=HHs_9m0IJ43nfI3S (~50m video) TLDW: Yes, the concept is there, makes much more sense than a cross product (which is ju
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by mtizim 2y ago
Both can be true. - Investing provides benefits for society at large - Investors are exploiting the labour of others for their own gain (but also your examples only work in a very weird worldview where everything is privatised, but I don&#
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by mtizim 2y ago
Not at all, pretty much all popular languages (except C/C++) are as safe as (safe) rust. The only safety rust brings to the table is memory safety, which most languages achieve with a runtime and a garbage collector, which have a perfo
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by mtizim 2y ago
It's not, we just use NAND everywhere because they're easier to make with transistors. You can get functional completeness with a NOR instead, or alternatively with some different combinations of other logical operators. https:&#
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by mtizim 3y ago
If you stop squinting, you'll see that neither the average exclusive activity enthusiast, nor a person using "normie" unironically are shallow nor superficial. Maybe your experience can be explained by how you see these peop
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by mtizim 3y ago
do look in the mirror, don't panic, face your fears, and look away full of love.
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by mtizim 3y ago
I knew what you were implying of course, I just wanted to see it written explicitely. It's funny to see a russian sockpuppet under an article about propaganda.
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by mtizim 3y ago
> a lesson lost in time What exactly are you implying?
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by mtizim 3y ago
Not a product. It's literally free, free as in free speech, and free as in you're free not to use it. Building the code yourself for every update is also a solved problem on every system with a feature complete package manager, in
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by mtizim 3y ago
Thank you. I don't know if it's for me, but doesn't look that boring.
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by mtizim 3y ago
Could you name some (not commonly known ways to get fuck you money)? As a young tech guy doing stuff in startup spaces, I'm genuinely interested. Of course, "no silver bullet", especially to make big money, but I'm curio
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by mtizim 3y ago
I think many of us here think the industry sells them opium, not a band-aid.
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by mtizim 3y ago
> single dose trial Humans make better decisions when in a state they've been pretty much their entire lives than in an altered one, more news at 11. The study seems useless - it's like giving the participants their own, long u
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by mtizim 3y ago
If you really want to write it yourself, sure. This code is very easily automatically generated. https://pub.dev/packages/json_serializable
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by mtizim 3y ago
As software developers we learn software technologies for breakfast, not entire industrial processes...
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by mtizim 3y ago
Your guess is very wrong. I've been using my deck as a laptop occasionally, and I've seen a lot of posts on a sub on the recently deceased site of people using it as such. And why not? It's basically a touchscreen laptop wit
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by mtizim 3y ago
I don't think he is intentionally dishonest. When I read "decades ago", I thought "three or more", roughly the same way "several" works.
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by mtizim 3y ago
The gitless vs git section is lacking. I can see the diffrences, but you're not making any claims that it's better. I don't really know why I should use gitless from this page.
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by mtizim 3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/C0_and_C1_control_codes#Fiel... The problem is that any delimiter that has no chance of appearing in actual text will be hard to discover, and cannot appear on a standard keyboard (so it
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by mtizim 3y ago
I'd say just do them and come up with stuff to do. There are many of non-science forums on psychedelics, and you can quickly get the general idea how they can help you. But if you want to be sciency about it, read the aforementioned jo
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by mtizim 3y ago
Most of the psychedelic research I've seen boils down to "take psychedelics and do stuff to get a result, here's why you get the result". You can absolutely take psychedelics and do stuff yourself.
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by mtizim 3y ago
What awful things to say.
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by mtizim 3y ago
By this definition, there's still multiple credible reddit clients - relay, baconreader, rif.

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