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by null_object 4y ago
Also worth mentioning (not discussed in the article) the awful, memory-hogging Spotify Electron app on MacOS. (For clarification, I meant the performance of the desktop app isn’t discussed).
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by null_object 4y ago
> sometimes people miss the obvious I agree. But one of my (many) bugbears with Spotify is the poor audio quality of their ‘best’ setting. I haven’t tried Apple Music, but if Apple allowed access to their uncompressed stream through an A
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by null_object 4y ago
> Doesn’t mention if they went into Spotify’s Settings—>Audio Quality to set it to the non-default ’Very High’ (=320Kbps). The experience described makes me think no The reviewer begins by giving a rundown of quite a range of equipmen
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by null_object 4y ago
For those people in the thread talking about Adobe Animate or AirBnB's Lottie - Flash was capable of so much more than frame-by-frame animation. As long ago as around 2001, with ActionScript 1 or 2, I was already building smart drag-an
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Should the Government Block the Adobe-Figma Merger?(docs.google.com)
32 points by null_object 4y ago|2 comments
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by null_object 4y ago
I love self-checkout. But I wish stores at least were generous enough to give us an incentive for doing some of the work ourselves. The normal checkout at my local store includes free fruit bags, while the self-checkout has nothing. Maybe t
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Why are people now getting arrested for being republicans(theguardian.com)
6 points by null_object 4y ago|1 comments
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The Mushrooms That Ate Luke Perry(orionmagazine.org)
3 points by null_object 4y ago|0 comments
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Tesla gave us tech on wheels, but forgot to include the service centres?(theguardian.com)
2 points by null_object 4y ago|0 comments
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by null_object 4y ago
Weird take. While watching the presentation I was thinking “this looks like cool stuff”. But FastCompany thought I should be afraid. Is it a cultural or a personal divergence?
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by null_object 4y ago
> This is not really about crypto, or tornado cash. I think it's more about ownership and surveillance. The only solution is to innovate in the area of evasion. Since there is no middle ground amenable to the ones who make the laws
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Roller Jet Printer(minimalissimo.com)
40 points by null_object 4y ago|29 comments
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by null_object 4y ago
> Co-signing a letter is hardly covertly doing something, isn't it? Daszak made strenuous efforts to hide: • that he was the organizer and writer of the letter • that he had direct and invidious connections to the Wuhan Institute •
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by null_object 4y ago
> If you click on the link in the thread, there's an editor's note clarifying that this paper is being used to prop up dodgy claims, for which there's no evidence. Note that the addendum to the paper was added in March 202
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by null_object 4y ago
> Of course lab leakers are working hard to try to deny this or claim the data is wrong or yada yada. It's an ongoing battle and they have several highly dedicated 'independent scientists' (lol) working on it seemingly 24&
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by null_object 4y ago
> There is now evidence firmly against lab leak and firmly in favour of natural origins, covered in depth by a domain expert here... A counter: https://ayjchan.medium.com/evidence-for-a-natural-origin-of-... As for Angie
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by null_object 4y ago
Also the sound of the falling tree should be at least 7:1 Surround for the Pro tier
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Is Voice Interaction a Solution to Driver Distraction?(theturnsignalblog.com)
2 points by null_object 4y ago|0 comments
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by null_object 4y ago
What an incredibly superficial article. The second (of just two) factors they 'examine' - that working from home could be expected to introduce new efficiencies by eliminating the commute and improving work-life balance - they sug
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by null_object 4y ago
I’m thinking if Greg Rutkowski can get himself removed from the AI-prompts half of this art will disappear overnight.
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by null_object 4y ago
> Spotify's recommendation system is much better than youtube's (at least for me). I frequently "joke" that it is one of the few applications of ML that actively make my life as a consumer better. I've had the op
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by null_object 4y ago
> People who refuse to work from the office, even a few days out of the week, look like total snowflakes to me. I think the flexibility is good, and hardline rules will not go over well, but likewise I think people who refuse to work in
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by null_object 4y ago
Another poster has already suggested `uBlacklist` so I won't waste bandwidth by repeating the link, but I want to underline the utility of this extension, because it's transformed my experience of using Google search for code pr
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by null_object 4y ago
Question: how quickly can you (and everyone else who has a domain registered with Godaddy) transfer your domain to another registrar?
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by null_object 4y ago
Up until now I haven't found any of the DALL-E or other AI creations compelling: they're often interesting or technically impressive, but artistically they tend to remind me of 'forum art' - the sort of thing people woul
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Music festival gets a graphic campaign designed by AI(creativeboom.com)
1 points by null_object 4y ago|1 comments
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by null_object 4y ago
> Why do they refuse to give you a manual? Why are there no instructions. There’s a whole Apple app - Tips - included with every iOS device, dedicated specifically to these small features. It’s updated by Apple with new tips and tricks r
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by null_object 4y ago
I think the point of this article is to reach the doubters from another angle than the usual doom-and-gloom eco-disaster or climate apocalypse approach. It makes using solar attractive to the consumption-hungry among us, and presents it as
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by null_object 4y ago
Amazingly enough it’s not even possible to be sure you’re buying a legitimate Kindle book anymore. I often buy classic books but want a particular edition which might include specific notes or a translation by a specific writer, but follo
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by null_object 4y ago
> I live in Tokyo now, but I'm from Valencia, Spain. I knew the train there was bad when the local subway network, called "metrovalencia", was known locally as "metrovalenshit I’m sure your experience of your own home

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