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bbstats.bsky.social
basketball analytics person data science @ NFL
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(psst, the Pacers had 5 fewer turnovers than OKC)
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a sauteed cherry tomato is the single most flavorful food in existence
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Bless u
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@lucashaupt.bsky.social explain this to me
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When I tell you it's the most seamless
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breaking actually
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someone needs to make a bluesky bot called "is it better than gemini" and the answer is always "no"
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My office is also the laundry room so it gets some traffic
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Counterpoint: they played saxophones
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Yeah it dead ends quick lol
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If you're debugging by hand you're not vibe coding
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sounds like it!
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AI is annoying and not great for many use cases, often bad for society as well...but unless you've used Gemini 2.5 (clobbers the competition), you might as well be talking about Markov chains
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Sounds like someone hasn't used Gemini 2.5
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💯
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unbelievable
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20 minutes?????
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(on the android app)
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Image stuff isn't amazing. Everything else is sota
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but yeah me too lol
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it all makes sense now...
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10% lead seems impossible lol
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I do not use Bluetooth for mixing or mastering, these are wired outputs
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:)
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I am the "they" you're talking about by the way :) yes - it's always .WAV. I use LSR305s for my monitors and use ATH-M50x (which are less flat but more interesting and have great treble response). Lossless = marketing/not dramatic enough to matter in most cases - more important is bandwidth/storage
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but let's just ask a mastering engineer whose albums win grammies every year what they think -- @danshike.bsky.social what say ye?
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:) interesting theory! But, I bet you $3 I score higher on the abx.digitalfeed.net test than you! :) #NyquistBelieversStandUp
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otherwise it's just marketing for "high quality"
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If you only listen to classical music on 7506s, and were born after 2007, I could see it!
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One time I could very very briefly hear the difference in 96khz and 44.1 and it took a lot of straining with the same audio file on loop
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You do not ever need lossless audio.
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Awesome