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pierrec
10d ago
For metallophones used in Gamelan music, I don't think the key difference is emphasis on higher vs. lower overtones. Rather, their overtones don't follow the harmonic series but are still well-defined. Their tuning goes along with
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pierrec
15d ago
Interesting but I'm trying to imagine, what kind of features are we talking about here, leaves on the ground? Bumps on a terrain heightmap? Also do you mean one feature is placed in the center of each voronoi cell? PS everything you&#x
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pierrec
2mo ago
The links are cropped because they were copied from the "rendered" version of the original comment which you'll find by scrolling down the thread. Working links: https://humanresearchroadmap.nasa.gov/Evidence&
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pierrec
2mo ago
>Obviously not dispositive You're too kind. The article is sloppily generated and is basically unchecked fiction presented as fact. It gives a few links and none of them support what it's saying. The "video version" o
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pierrec
2mo ago
Yup, the old brap n' snap. Everyone who swims around whales knows and fears this.
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pierrec
2mo ago
I also spent a while looking for non-video resources recently. This one is a couple of versions behind but I don't think it's outdated: https://studio.blender.org/training/blender-fundamentals-45-... The offi
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pierrec
4mo ago
Interesting, I've planned similar shots before and used different tools that serve a similar purpose. The Photographer’s Ephemeris has nice visualizations: https://photoephemeris.com/ NASA's Horizons ephemeris is
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pierrec
4mo ago
Oddly enough, I've seen a similar injury on a dolphin before. Well, the head was missing, but the cutoff point could be described as "corkscrew". None of us had a good idea of the cause, but this hints it may have been predat
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pierrec
4mo ago
Fair point, my (and many people's) point of view is very virtual instrument centric. I'd still say that better impulses would improve the tool for the potential luthier application.
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pierrec
4mo ago
In this area of research, there's this classic trap that many fall into (including myself, many times). You focus on modeling things like the vibrating string, the resonant body, etc. to perfection. But it still sounds, uh, not great,
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pierrec
5mo ago
The music all by itself is not particularly enjoyable here. What's great is the concept, execution, and the way data from an unlikely source is directly audible in the music. What defines art will always be fuzzy, but this particular w
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pierrec
5mo ago
Generative art inspired by Arabic art happens to be a rabbit hole I went down last year and still have my notes on. Research on the topic seems to have waxed and waned sufficiently long ago that the best resources I found have suffered from
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pierrec
5mo ago
They are not shy about publishing LRO data. It looks like this (one for each LRO camera, narrow angle then wide angle): https://data.lroc.im-ldi.com/lroc/view_lroc/LRO-L-LROC-2-EDR... https://data.lroc.
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pierrec
5mo ago
The parts where it exits fullscreen and starts messing around with separate windows is really well done. In a way it's playing with the limits of what defines a demo (ie. the user's desktop is part of the performance), which is so
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pierrec
5mo ago
>they haven’t adjusted course to go round the far side of the moon yet They did, 3 days ago! Maybe this is being pedantic (?) but the trans-lunar injection burn they did on April 2 put them on the complete trajectory including return to
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pierrec
6mo ago
I could ask you the same question.
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pierrec
6mo ago
Though since we can't really see 3D, we could never have that "one circle zooms in" effect. Well, the 3D structure just needs to be sufficiently "holey" for the effect to become apparent. For example a cage-like s
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pierrec
6mo ago
This kind of technique can be used in 3D space as well! The analysis here represents Escher's techniques as conformal maps in the complex plane. Conformal maps are also possible, though more limited, in R^3. This is something that I ex
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pierrec
6mo ago
Now that is the coolest fridge I've ever seen. Found a video of it in action (yes, featuring the same dad joke all over the comments but that is not stopping me): https://youtu.be/RoGuvvzHY1A?t=416 That entire place is
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pierrec
6mo ago
The plugin in that demo isn't by Jeskola, it's by HD (Haldreamer) who I believe is a Russian audio developer who made some nice Buzz plugins in the early 2000's. Source: I have it installed and I just checked the "about&
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pierrec
7mo ago
If what you want is the sounds of nature around the world, I can't recommend Gordon Hampton's work enough!
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pierrec
7mo ago
Come on, HN, you can't let this information stay under the front page for 13 hours and everyone's like "ah yes of course". Please don't register the mousemove event handler on window, that old school hack never re
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pierrec
7mo ago
For some context, the author later became the language consultant for Rings of Power, therefore having to fill a very similar role to David Salo, whose work gets much critique in this essay. Makes you wonder if the ideal of "don't
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pierrec
7mo ago
I love this and will make it my motto. Scale yourself 100x every 3 years, or you're too slow. If I manage to keep it up roughly 11 years I will finally achieve planet scale.
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pierrec
7mo ago
OK, I sent the email myself. You don't have to do it. Just once, not 5 times per day. Agree about community awareness, but I think emailing the mods is more effective than responding to one of the 1000 comments this account is making.
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pierrec
7mo ago
I would suggest sending this as an email to the mods instead of a reply, what you're doing is practically a bug report to the bot owner right now. The resulting discussion isn't super interesting either (IMO).
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pierrec
7mo ago
I thought the charming ambiguity came from "fried" either acting as an adjective or as a verb. These aren't just any shrimp, they're chef shrimp, and they've prepared some delicious fried rice for us. Isn't tha
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pierrec
8mo ago
It shouldn't be problematic if the processor supports it well. For example modern Windows is always running as a VM and people are barely aware of that.
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pierrec
8mo ago
I can confirm the broken UI. The demo container disappears as you scroll down, leaving a blank space that takes up most of the screen. I want to make a snarky joke about this but I'm just tired at this point.
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pierrec
8mo ago
Americans , hm? I see what you did there.
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