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From an XML feed when it was Twitter to cease and desist notices, when the „free speech absolutist“ takes over.

Oh, the irony. And so many people still look up to this snake oil salesman


Global warming is also killing wildlife. And by many magnitudes more than drilling some holes for offshore wind parks.


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Is the game you're playing "see if I can be subtle enough to get away with undermining renewables through misleading statements on social media without people calling me out on it"? If so I think you're down 1 - 0 so far in this thread.

Best of luck on the next round though, really cool and awesome game!


I think it was your reading that is faulty, the commenter wasn't subtle and didn't undermine anything.

Can you stop playing the game of owning people with teenager level zingers based on you yourself being too thick?


Thank you comrade for your alert senses! You correctly identified that anybody who pretends to be a "moderate" voice or utters any kind of even light criticism towards the Party program is always a detractor or enemy spy which is trying to sabotage and undermine our internal cohesion.

The individual has promptly been dealt with and put in a reeducation camp. I will talk to your local commissar so that your brave act of psychological self defence in this message board is rewarded with +50 extra social credits.


You don't seem to understand the meeting of the word 'literally'.


You don't seem to be able to read the "better than carbon rich alternatives" that literally in what I originally wrote.


A shared 256x256 ASCII grid. Pick a glyph, place it, it stays. Everyone's on the same canvas.

You get 32 tokens as a guest, one back every 5 min. So you can't draw much on your own - the thing only fills if people show up. That's the point, hence the name (monophobie = fear of being alone).

Always wanted my site to have a wall where people could leave me messages, and I've always loved r/place. So I started wondering what it'd take to build my own version. This is it.

Stack: TanStack Start + TanStack Virtual, had to virtualize the grid or it chokes on mobile. Postgres holds the canvas, Redis the token buckets, BullMQ for [what it actually does]. Better-Auth with optional passkeys, but guests draw right away, no signup.

Cheers, Julian


Yeah, 4 mins is currently the avg. build time for our TanStack app dockerized. The turbo part takes 30 sec with Vite 7


And yet it pays my bills for almost two decades.


Probably wasn't supposed to either :-)


Nice gatekeeping. :-)


`act` should help most teams reproducing CI locally.


act is horrible if:

* you have any remote resources that are needed during build

* for some reason your company doesn't have standardize build images


I guess it’s like

1) Download Ghibli film material from an arrrr site. Extract frames using ffmpeg. Pay someone $1 per week in Nigeria to add metadata for each (or some) frame(s).

2) ???

3) Profit


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Deleted my Facebook account along with Instagram early this year because of obvious reasons.

Won’t be a part of this metaverse and I’m very happy about that.


Krisp uses ML to remove background noises like dog barking, crispy chips and such.

Comes with a subscription model for unlimited use though.

https://krisp.ai/


I had people complain they couldn't hear me well when I used their (deprecated) iOS app. I kept having to turn off the ML noise-cancelling.


I had similar issues with their macOS app using a pretty basic headphone+microphone setup (EarPods). I ended up leaving it off and not re-installing in on my latest setup.

I've had a subscription from mid-2019, though I no longer use it. I find Zoom's basic noise suppression good enough for calls.


I believe Zoom licensed Krisp to handle noise-cancelling in their client.


Have you used the internal mic?

I found out that if the phone is too far away, the voice would flagged as ‚background chatting‘ and therefore muted.

Once I connected a headset those issues went away.


I was using standard corded iPhone earpods.


Any open source models available v


Here is a blog post that describes their approach https://towardsdatascience.com/real-time-noise-suppression-u...


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