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nartho
8mo ago
The issue is not so much an artist that will use it as a tool, even though there is much to say about it, it's the hundred of thousands of people with no interest in music whatsoever, that will flood the platforms in order to make a qu
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nartho
9mo ago
Sure, as soon as you tell me how I'm supposed to record and mix a whole band with instruments with Glicol
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nartho
9mo ago
IS there any DAW plugins that do that ?
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nartho
9mo ago
It is a great learning tool for people who are willing to learn and put in the time and effort. Ask good questions, double check everything, read documentation and make sure they understand everything before they move on. It's a tremen
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nartho
9mo ago
This is a bit more complex that you make it sound, and I'm wondering this is on purpose. - Submission based magazines, who pay their writers, like Clarkesworld for example, are being flooded with LLM generated submissions. Those have b
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nartho
9mo ago
I like tiling a lot more than I like floating windows. Cosmic is my daily driver and is awesome. I just wish it had a bit more customization options, I don't want to spend days rummaging through wikis like with hyprland but having a bi
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10mo ago
Have you tried Mistral ? Definitely one of the fastest models
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10mo ago
I wouldn't call it the last frontier. Gaming works well enough for me to not have to worry about. I am, however, obligated to keep a Windows partition around because I do music production. If there are good DAWs that run natively on Li
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nartho
11mo ago
Is Berlin in Poland ?
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nartho
11mo ago
I'm partial to crate -> cagette
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nartho
11mo ago
It's mainly operated by a remote worker https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3c4mQty_so
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nartho
11mo ago
Haven't risk based models been a thing for the last 15-20 years ?
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nartho
11mo ago
Plus, I feel like most, if not all, higher level languages already come with everything you need to do that easily. Well except for go that requires you to create your own filter function.
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nartho
1y ago
Forgive my ignorance, I'm just a mid-tier dev, but isn't AI pretty much PhD with multiple publications territory at this point ? I'm not talking about writing wrappers around ChatGPT but working at OpenAI or Anthropic
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nartho
1y ago
Right, but I'd expect it to be the same with fancy pizzas. I just don't get the point to target cheap pizza place in particular if you're going to dumpster dive
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nartho
1y ago
If he's eating from the dumpsters why not eat from the fancy restaurant's dumpster instead ?
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1y ago
I realized I really like tiling better than floating windows and I like to manage them with keyboard mainly. Hyprland has been very good for that. Everything fits neatly, I can switch desktops and I don't have to move windows around
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1y ago
Maybe, but let say you're right. I still don't understand your suggestion of doing an IQ test before you decide to study math. If you can't go further than a masters, like you said there are still a lot of industries you can
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1y ago
Two things : > The median IQ for mathematics PhD students probably hovers somewhere around 145 Does that mean the 145 figure is only a guess on your end ? Second, as far as I know, an individual's IQ is not something set in stone, a
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nartho
1y ago
Refer to the last line of the guidelines https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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1y ago
I don't have a crystal ball no. Infrastructure evolves thankfully, that's the purpose of taxes.
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1y ago
Not that it's currently possible, but having the infrastructure designed around self driving cars (meaning the road and signs themselves are built to communicate useful information to the car ) and the network of cars communicating wit
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1y ago
A while ago I bought an older leaf because I had an expensive commute. Battery was ok when I bought it but it degraded very quickly. Doing my commute in winter with the heater and radio off going 10 under hoping to make it to my job where I
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1y ago
>Next, I wanted to change the heading fonts from a monospace font to something cursive The font created is print, not cursive.
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1y ago
Interestingly you're using long polling instead of WS or SSE, what was the reason behind that ?
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1y ago
Zen browser has spaces
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1y ago
I understood as self-amplify, like a feedback loop
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1y ago
I remember Logic Pro becoming quite popular after version 8, even though veterans who knew protools backwards had no reason to switch, a lot of the newer studios used logic. You're right about protools on Windows. I got confused about
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1y ago
Yes, for a while that was the only "serious" option for Windows
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1y ago
Music production is overwhelmingly Apple. It comes from the fact that Protools was Mac only until the late 2000s and Logic Pro, Apple's DAW and alternative to Protools was also very popular and also Mac only. That left Cubase for windo
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