I suppose a bot would probably respond to the right person. However I am a fiery supernova of rebellious righteousness sent to laugh at your toddler boxing skills.
All sorts of unified data projects die because historical databases were poorly filled in and badly maintained, despite this project managers will come in and boldly insist that a few scripts and some magic fairy dust will make everything perfect.
Ni, I never said you didn't offer evidence, I don't know who you are thinking of. Though when I look back at the thread you certainly haven't offered any evidence in the last 4-5 comments, just semi coherent ramblings. This whole thread started when you questioned someone else's links over an issue on which he correctly he pointed out you were wrong... I was merely pointing out you are aggressive and sound slightly deranged. Your move, in your own words please, etc.
Do you prefer working in a sweat shop in East Asia for peanuts to make these goods? The living standard of the poor isn't significantly better beyond the fact that they "own" (really more "have in their house") shinier goods, and they are working far harder to pay for them.
I don't disagree with you but I wouldn't call that sequencing, you are actually playing it and recording it. The guitar is surely artificial (I don't have time to listen carefully to the full track, sorry). Personally I don't have a strong opinion on synthesised music, I like a lot of good synth sounds, and I don't have anything against most sampled or synthesised instruments. It is worth noting though that on sampled instrument sets you would expect it to make squeals and instrument sounds just like the real instrument because it is comprised of samples of real instruments.
I'd be very surprised if you could access the wireless network without logging on, WPA Radius would be my suspicion. I guess you could claim someone had stolen your password but still doesn't sound too 1337 to me.
I have known a few drummers and most wouldn't even attempt it, the strict quantisation of most drum machines makes it impossible to replicate any real kind of feel. I'm pretty sure there was an article in New Scientist a few years ago that showed that in certain types of music the backbeat arrives fractionally late (giving the music swing), there was another study showing that for example in a twelve bar blues the drummer will unconsciously pick up the pace as he nears the turnaround. Little things like this that many people are totally unaware of are part of the reason programming drums to sound natural is so hard.
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I always suspected Louis Pasteur was a charlatan!
I think the very incident we are discussing disproves your hypothesis.
I am willing to believe in this so called "gravity" when it can be succesfully modelled over a long period for more than 2 bodies, until then I will continue to believe in the firm hand of the FSM. http://www.askamathematician.com/2011/10/q-what-is-the-three-body-problem/
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Beware, friend, for though I am a a gentle fuzzy grass of peace the roots stretch into the stratosphere, filled with the musty earth of truth.
I suppose a bot would probably respond to the right person. However I am a fiery supernova of rebellious righteousness sent to laugh at your toddler boxing skills.
You could so easily be a bot spouting random nonsense.
Unless I'm mistaken I think it was actually worse than that and individual practices were using different systems with no-one there to maintain them.
All sorts of unified data projects die because historical databases were poorly filled in and badly maintained, despite this project managers will come in and boldly insist that a few scripts and some magic fairy dust will make everything perfect.
Ni, I never said you didn't offer evidence, I don't know who you are thinking of. Though when I look back at the thread you certainly haven't offered any evidence in the last 4-5 comments, just semi coherent ramblings. This whole thread started when you questioned someone else's links over an issue on which he correctly he pointed out you were wrong... I was merely pointing out you are aggressive and sound slightly deranged. Your move, in your own words please, etc.
It must take a complete lack of insight to be so passive aggressive without even noticing, maybe you're too busy being a giant heretic cloud tree.
Hilariopus, he calls you out on your bullshit and you start threatening him, your rhetoric is rather embarassing.
So you think guns are comparable to a dangerous addiction? An apt metaphor considering some of the opinions I see posted here.
You do realise things can go down at different rates?
Do you prefer working in a sweat shop in East Asia for peanuts to make these goods? The living standard of the poor isn't significantly better beyond the fact that they "own" (really more "have in their house") shinier goods, and they are working far harder to pay for them.
My point is that there was a decline in loyalty. A decline in willingness to contribute.
You mean contribute like paying taxes?
The great filter with an opt-out? That one?
Only in the sense that all matter or data is also a convenient form of energy.
That's the good thing about fantasies, you can imagine Utopias.
Look how much free publicity it scored him, if it was truly altruistic why did he pop his picture in there?
I don't disagree with you but I wouldn't call that sequencing, you are actually playing it and recording it. The guitar is surely artificial (I don't have time to listen carefully to the full track, sorry). Personally I don't have a strong opinion on synthesised music, I like a lot of good synth sounds, and I don't have anything against most sampled or synthesised instruments. It is worth noting though that on sampled instrument sets you would expect it to make squeals and instrument sounds just like the real instrument because it is comprised of samples of real instruments.
I'd be very surprised if you could access the wireless network without logging on, WPA Radius would be my suspicion. I guess you could claim someone had stolen your password but still doesn't sound too 1337 to me.
Damn, now he'll just have to wave his real dick around when he gets pissed off.
I have known a few drummers and most wouldn't even attempt it, the strict quantisation of most drum machines makes it impossible to replicate any real kind of feel. I'm pretty sure there was an article in New Scientist a few years ago that showed that in certain types of music the backbeat arrives fractionally late (giving the music swing), there was another study showing that for example in a twelve bar blues the drummer will unconsciously pick up the pace as he nears the turnaround. Little things like this that many people are totally unaware of are part of the reason programming drums to sound natural is so hard.
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