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by d12345m 8mo ago
That number also works at Walgreens (at least in Arizona and New York).
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by d12345m 10mo ago
Hear, hear. Dragging cables around with a mouse was a hard sell in the first place, but now it’s pretty much inconceivable. I’ve been using LLMs to help build out audio-related projects that I didn’t think I’d get a chance to pursue until I
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by d12345m 2y ago
Yes! Also, if I could use a rotary encoder knob to input midi cc information, I’d be happy.
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by d12345m 2y ago
I come back to that keyboard solo on Lingus every couple of months and it never fails to make my hairs stand on edge. Absolutely legendary. Larnell Lewis also delivered a world-class performance on that entire album.
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by d12345m 2y ago
I think you may have found a different Nate Smith than the one goosejuice was referencing. They were likely referring to the drummer named Nate Smith (he's collaborated with at least one of the groups mentioned). The guy has a lot of i
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by d12345m 2y ago
I’m in the exact same boat as solardev (non-traditional student, taking precalculus, relying on LLMs, getting good grades but not having any true understanding) and I came here to recommend this same book. It’s a great supplement because it
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by d12345m 3y ago
To be fair, the parent never mentioned traveling in another country. The strategy works equally well while traveling within one’s own country. If your digestive system tends to have you issues when given unexpected inputs, as is the case fo
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by d12345m 3y ago
If you're a fan of both Flying Lotus and Bitches Brew, you should check out Miles Davis' album On The Corner, which came out two years after Bitches Brew. It feels like a direct precursor to hip-hop and a lot of the sample-based m
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by d12345m 3y ago
This is an important point. I’m not a beginner per se - I started writing Objective-C and Python more than a decade ago and I’ve written a depressingly large amount of SQL in that same period. But when my current employer decided I was goin
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by d12345m 3y ago
It is very much a 101 class. I have had a long-standing interest in digital signal processing as it relates to music and audio. Any math or physics training that can help me get makes heads of something like ‘The Scientist and Engineer&#x27
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by d12345m 3y ago
This is going to sound lame to most of the folks here, but I just finished a college algebra class. I’ve been doing database/software development/IT work for more than a decade but I have virtually no math background besides what
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by d12345m 3y ago
Which problems do we need to solve before you would deem our species worthy of survival?
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by d12345m 5y ago
I doubt it. My company would sue my pants off if I did this. This would be a huge red flag in an interview that your would-be coworkers are incompetent, psychopathic, or both.
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by d12345m 5y ago
I think Bargue did the world a great service in collecting his set of plates, and I think the sight-size method has a lot of merit. I really wish I could escape for a few years into one of the ateliers that employ it to train artists. It wo
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by d12345m 5y ago
In case you missed the reference, this was a quote spoken without irony by a US president. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bushism
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by d12345m 5y ago
This isn't my domain by any means, but one common argument for long hours that is that patient handoffs during shift changes can cause information loss, and thus cause medical errors which lead to worse patient outcomes. The shifts are
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by d12345m 5y ago
I’ve wondered why increased healthcare premiums for unvaccinated persons isn’t a tool we’re using. I’m assuming it’s a bad idea for reasons that I haven’t thought through; I’d love to hear them from anyone who has spent time on the issue.
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by d12345m 5y ago
Welp, I guess it’s time to finally give the Culture series a go.
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by d12345m 5y ago
No offense meant, but if you are surprised about the existence of Scrum Masters, then that interviewer is not at all wrong for wondering if you have enough Scrum experience.
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by d12345m 6y ago
My primary audio-related hobby is making sound effects libraries for video game developers but when time allows I make weird electronic music. This release used modular synths, an Octatrack, Ableton Live, acoustic drums, and tons of soft sy
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by d12345m 6y ago
I function in a data analysis role and the only place I typically get to crunch number is my own laptop. Running a Docker container for SQL Server and doing some work with pandas will eat up my 16gb pretty easily.
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by d12345m 6y ago
You’re not from the generation that produced Bach though.
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by d12345m 7y ago
Sampling is on the way! TE demoed it at Superbooth. https://www.opzed.com/news/sampling-coming-soon.html
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by d12345m 8y ago
Ex-healthcare IT data person weighing in with a probably ridculous idea: The focus on NLP is because in 20-30 years, discrete data won't be entered into EMRs by providers at all. Here's the pitch: Providers hate EMRs. They begrudg
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by d12345m 10y ago
Perhaps it's not quite analogous to music theory, but what you're describing in the first paragraph would be referred to as the formal elements of art or simply the elements of art. Analysis of these elements (form, line, space, c
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by d12345m 12y ago
“[It] was the most stressful time of my whole life,” Sayman says. “It will help me as an adult in the future because I learned how to be [stressed]. Now I understand adults completely.” This quote makes me want to drop everything and walk o