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by soyyo 5mo ago
Yeah that's true, a product can be successful with truly bad code, but it also makes developers lives miserable each time they need to add a new feature, solve a bug, or simply understand how that entangled mess works. Management and s
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by soyyo 6mo ago
I find it interesting that, unless I’m mistaken, this was a completely engineering effort. That is, they were not trying to follow the notion of a universal computing device that had already been defined by Turing and Church at the time. Th
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by soyyo 6mo ago
Singers drift because they use relative pitch, because most musicians dont have perfect pitch. With relative pitch music sounds the same even if you deviate from the original equal temperament pitch of the key you started singing even chang
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by soyyo 6mo ago
You can with instruments without fixed pitches, like human voice and string instruments, in fact choirs and string quartets do play this way, adjusting each note. But for instruments with fixed pitches, like guitar or pianos,12 equal temper
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by soyyo 1y ago
Of the 21 reports included as an example i have looked at number two, Buffer Overflow Vulnerability in WebSocket Handling #2298307 The style is obviously gpt generated and I think the curl team knows that, still they proceed to answer and k
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by soyyo 1y ago
I am currently in my work office in Madrid, main building has electricity so I guess they have some backup generators, the kitchen however is out of service. According to local newspapers metro network, airport and traffic lights are all do
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by soyyo 1y ago
I am also a native Spanish speaker and I haven't ever heard this. I have always called and heard from every other Spanish speaker the letter Y as i griega (greek i) Not saying that this is wrong, in fact one can check the Spanish wikip
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by soyyo 2y ago
I understand that is more juicy to get information from graphs, figures and so on, as every domain uses those, but i really hope to eventually see these models to be able to workout music notation, i have tried the best known apps and all o
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by soyyo 2y ago
Maybe someone can correct me, but I don't think this is absolute pitch. It is pseudo-perfect pitch, based on pitch memory, and it was already known that it can be trained. As an amateur musician myself, I understand the desire to have
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by soyyo 2y ago
this is a brain thing, it appears that the neural parts for whatever is going inside to have absolute pitch can only be formed when the brain is still developing as a child.
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by soyyo 2y ago
Start by expanding the countries in your search. At its peak, the roman empire covered Europe, North Africa, and parts of Eurasia. In Spain the most famous is the one in Segovia, it is incredibly well conserved, but not in actual use.
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by soyyo 2y ago
Sorry if this is a silly question, i am a web developer so I dont usually dwelve into systems or low level programming except out of curiosity. My understanting is that everyone is suggesting to move to memory safe languages when possible,
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by soyyo 2y ago
Well the aztecs did the same before the europeans: "Before the arrival of Spanish conquistadors, the Aztecs eradicated many Mayan works and sought to depict themselves as the true rulers through a fake history and newly written texts&q
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by soyyo 3y ago
I believe that under GDPR cookies that are used only for technical purposes and not related to personal information are exempt from any consent and don't need to be informed with the infamous cookie banner. Is not about cookies, is ab
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by soyyo 3y ago
And adopt the metric system? hell no, I'd rather let Microsoft invade every inch of my house! By the way, Royale with cheese is not actually a thing across all Europe, in Spain it's called "cuarto de libra" which is the
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by soyyo 3y ago
tinnitus is not always related to hearing, I got mine after my jaw dislocated, I still got my hearing checked just in case and it was completely OK.
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by soyyo 4y ago
If humanity it's going to be wiped out anyway by the machines I find some comfort knowing that AI is not going to become something like Skynet, it turns out it's going to be GladOS
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by soyyo 4y ago
>>What is Putin's play? Why it has to be Putin's play? A lot of people seem to take for granted that Putin knows what he is doing and has a long play with an eventual win. History is full of leaders making terrible mistakes
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by soyyo 5y ago
sorry but I learnt this in a music school and using paid materials I don't know where you can find this well explained. I've done a quick look and i've found this videos that I think are ok as starting point: https:/&#x
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by soyyo 5y ago
A superior method for working with scales it's simply learning the theory behind them. For instance if you learn that a harmonic minor scale is made of 1 2 3b 4 5 6b 7 you can find the notes of that scale in any key very quickly, for i
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by soyyo 5y ago
>>we find stepping through a program less productive than thinking harder and adding output statements and self-checking code at critical places. This ignores the typical scenario where you are working in a business application that y
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by soyyo 6y ago
In Madrid city it may snow one or two times a year, but not all years, also most of the time the snow goes away the same day it falls. A few years the snow remains in the city for a couple of days, but is not that common and is usually seen
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by soyyo 7y ago
You are right, it was a request, he does not have the authority to enforce it, my bad
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by soyyo 7y ago
Now applies to the full region, Quim Torra (president of Catalonia) announced it today, you can read it in any Spanish news site
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by soyyo 7y ago
It's also been declared in Spain (state of alarm, the mildest of the three options available under Spanish law), nationwide measures are not known yet Regions are declaring they own measures in the meantime, in Madrid, schools and univ
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by soyyo 7y ago
Last Sunday it was 8th of March, International Women's Day, and the current spanish government has appropriated it to the point that women from other political parties are not welcomed in the protests that happen that day. When gatheri
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by soyyo 7y ago
I worked on amp for a leading newspaper, and everyone who says that amp is about "making the web faster on mobile" is either very naive or doing marketing for google. For publishers, amp is about trying to top the results on googl
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by soyyo 7y ago
Age, some people even lose it completely, there was a thread here on HN some months ago where this was discussed
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by soyyo 7y ago
I don't have perfect pitch so I can speak by experience, but there is this video on youtube where the parent of a kid with perfect pitch detunes the keyboard without telling him, and then asks him to identify pitches. The kid really do
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by soyyo 7y ago
This reminds me that I can't recall the last time I wrote something by hand. I don't even have a pen now on my desk.

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