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- "Unicode" button label way off center
- The 8/10/16 selector being off center in its own position
- The indicators for bits 31 and 63 are not aligned with each other
- x and + not being horizontally aligned (I believe this is an icon-font issue, seen on HN before so knew to look for it)
Its actually the center of the button, I made a video for context: https://imgur.com/a/1Y9O8dS
> The 8/10/16 selector being off center in its own position
Might be due to the image compression, it looks fine on my MB.
I listen to a lot of music on Spotify. And some of it is from smaller indie artists. Not a huge amount, but I’ve definitely listened to songs that are in that <1000 plays category, and for some undiscovered artists that’s a good amount of their library.
It surprises me how much of my Spotify library is no longer available. There’s at least a few dozen songs in my Spotify library that have been taken off the platform. It shows up in the list greyed out. A lot of good songs too.
As much as I love Spotify and music streaming, it seems like the economics of it fundamentally doesn’t work and can’t work.
I am curious of how optimised their approach is and what hardware you would need to analyse videos at reasonable speed.
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Do you have a source for that or was it just an assumption?
There are all sorts of data that are nearly impossible to get into Excel because of the ways that it tries to turn everything into a date. There has been so much silent data corruption because of random misfeatures that were added decades ago and now they will never back out of the system. The string OCT4 amongst a column of alphanumeric identifiers will get changed into a date, silently, on import, and it's nigh on impossible to find out how to import without that silent conversion. It's better to write your own Python code to get data into Excel than to use its built in foot guns.