it's inverted asterisk. https://jmgbb.com/i/i4kTG25WrF

Volkswagen Polo I. It even does have some lights.

do not get the funny part of the pythons string.

Finally, this page has some information that's actually useful in real life.

Hmm, that's pretty strange how it came with gpl license.

It's derived from Jedi Academy's source code which is licensed under GPL.

Indeed, I don't think that a decompilation is clearly licensable like that..

Why? Nominally an anti TiVo clause is attractive for a community server, no?

Never seen GPL disclosed with a BIG logo before (it's a good logo!)

without the full info hash it's practically useless

Without the full info hash, they can probably keep lawyers away. Unlike BTDigg. You are one step away from the hash anyway, there are other online and offline databases.

You are correct, not becoming a direct target of lawyers is the intent. I think it's already slightly risky to publish this, but potentially becoming a direct distribution avenue is a lot riskier than this. I wouldn't dare to even reply here if I didn't hide the last part of the info hash.

someone needs to take care of the snares

If you are committed the model should work about the same on any type of one shot sample. The code is public and documented so if you have the snare collection and a macbook you could probably point claude/chatgpt at it and it would be able to train on your laptop.

So you came up with a pretty niche example where the LLM sucks, but otary solves it in just a few lines, and that’s the library’s whole selling point? Nice.

For some reason, this reminds me of my last shared memory system. It was an Athlon XP 1800+ with VIA ProSavage back around 2002. It was just barely able to run CS 1.6.

Really? I broke my Geforce2 MX, so I had to make do without a graphics card for a couple of weeks. I think halflife ran ok in software mode on my Athlon XP 1700+.

I might be misremembering though. Perhaps I scavenged some basic pci card, but that should still have been worse than the ProSavage.

Better question is does average person have a disk drive to use a disk?

Maybe not, but this likely wasn’t a decision they made, but one made for them by PC, console, and car makers.

I will say, I still have a CD player in my car (2023 model year), an external optical drive for my computer), and will be getting an optical drive for my PS5 Pro. I was upset the “Pro” version didn’t come with one, that was foreshadowing by Sony.

Counterpoint. I remember when disc drives were requirement and shopping for a PC meant geeking out on disc drive read/write specs. I was then thankful when it disappeared and never missed it. I once thought about getting one as a peripheral device and it was $30 on Amazon, easily attainable. Yet, I guess that need wasn’t sufficient because I still never bought it. I know I could have one delivered to my doorstep tomorrow if I ever needed one though.

> I know I could have one delivered to my doorstep tomorrow if I ever needed one though.

One of the reasons I decided to get one a couple years ago was to do it while there were still decent options. I ended up with an LG. I imagine that at some point we’ll only see cat-on-keyboard brand players being resold from AliExpress.

I find with these decisions, it’s still hard to future proof. The USB standards and ports will evolve and that may be more of a problem. Probably plenty of ways to solve in the near future but I wouldn’t be surprised if that was more of a problem in longer term timeframe.