dberst

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   by dberst 2y ago

   You (or anyone interested in sound/physics/code) may find this video / series interesting https://youtu.be/RKT-sKtR970?si=qvTXK6YSMsPaE-GE
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   by dberst 2y ago

   Ah thank you for the correction, I'm just a hobbyist and have not practiced in a few years
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   by dberst 2y ago

   I think you could definitely do the same thing to learn relative pitch. In western music theory there's generally only 12 notes. And #1 and #12 are the same, an octave, which many people can recognize implicitly Furthermore, while a pi
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   by dberst 2y ago

   I'd be happy to see any "songs all in the same key" type playlists if anyone wants to share one I'm a programmer interested in music visualization and it would be handy to have a few of these
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   by dberst 2y ago

   I've used the emulator "Retroarch" on the Steam Deck and had good success playing with it in offline mode. It has a bit of a learning curve, but it's been a great fit for me
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   by dberst 2y ago

   When I did this a number of years ago, and it was only around 5-6GB, or about 20GB with all the images. I also added about 4GB for windows, android, iOS, Linux, and Mac OS apps to parse/view the data. All of that fits on a 32GB flashdr
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   by dberst 2y ago

   I can imagine a tax so high that it's effectively a ban, and a tax half that size that might be a compromise between black and white ban/no ban
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   by dberst 2y ago

   I'm a novice at machine learning, but Open AI made a python library for reinforcement learning in video games, and a fork of it is still actively maintained [1]. It's been a few years, but I remember being able to get it up and ru
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   by dberst 2y ago

   For those lost from the landing page here's a visualization that worked for me on mobile (chrome/android) https://see.chromatone.center/ There's a bunch of web apps in the "Practice" section of the
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    by dberst 2y ago

    The landing page doesn't seem very exciting (on mobile at least) but the "practice" area of the site contains quite a few web apps to demonstrate the concepts. I think the basic idea is that western music uses 12 tones, and c
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    by dberst 3y ago

    I'm not a professional writer, but as someone with severe ADHD I have battled frequently with my own version of "writer's block". When I'm stuck in this way sometimes small things can make a tremendous difference (p