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RHSman2
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As long as it’s jazz
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There is nothing exclusive about the resort. It’s pricey but nothing stops anyone coming, and many do. The question is, why would you when the skiing really is average compared to its near by Neighbours.
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It is no more expensive than any other ski resort close by. But it is expensive for what it is. Very moderate skiing.
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I’m not saying that isn’t true but it isn’t the only part of being a musician. I think you are suggesting it is.
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Music is dopamine and serotonin. Loop through music with kids till they get that hit. Dance, enjoy. Then see how to create a variant of it. Fricking scales and theory. Totally the wrong way to grab peoples attention.
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That is bullshit that you’ve told your ego. An audience of one aka the person making music/sounds is just fine.
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Of course you are a musician! Just because some arse tells you aren’t because of x, y and z. Everyone is a musician with voice, hands etc. Do it cos you like it (like anything else) and that is the reason.
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We are trying to invent things that mimic humans for the purpose of increasing what? While the world falls into pre climatic disaster. It’s all very interesting but what utility does it have for humanity?
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Some instruments yes, piano is really easy to play. Put your finger down, make noise. And it is actually reasonably easy to make music that makes you feel good. That part is how to get kids.
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I am expressing my opinion and concern for this pointless race.
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It’s taught in the same way math is taught. Boring. Get them to play music, any music. Make songs!
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HN person diagnosing depression. Well done. I’m far away from depression. Just think the AI race is absolutely a pile of shit for humanity.
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It is the shitest race ever. Utterly pointless.
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The flat part. Developers are binary
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Should have called it Dflat
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Natch
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Be nicer.
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I have 2 with ADHD. One with impulsive and dyslexia and the other with inattentive. The dyslexia plus impulsive is quite a challenge but early identification is key. If we hadn’t made all the changes and waited till 10 onwards we would be
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It is very hard to get a diagnosis pre 6/7 but of course we can see behaviors and project our thoughts. I feel you on the fear and knowing it’s going to be a tougher life. Same with me at ADHD diagnosis.
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We are with you. Our ADHD boy. Oh how I remember this time!!! It taught him to sleep. We stopped it on weekends and then slowly weened him off after 6 months. Now at 8 he sleeps super well.
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4y ago
I am the management
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Recovering burnt out wildcard here. It’s the walking the thin line between doom and success (I use that term loosely)
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My personal experience is being in product management. This is where you can really show your divergent thinking. It has the most variance and so many rubbish product managers!
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Me. I ask myself is it a good thing or a bad thing. Good thing: shit gets done Bad thing: every other person I work with is not a wildcard and really works well under well designed, product management/software processes. If I could inv
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That takes a wildcard with self awareness AND humility. As a WC, historically, I have looked down upon such managers but in the last few years I have started to stare my weaknesses in the face and recognize that everyone has a role and that
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I live in a different country, continent because of the boredom of buses in late 90’s. I would look around and just see how little was happening in my town. I hated it, it spurned me on to escape. If the monotony of bus journeys was eased b
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The version of work we were used too. One is required to be creative
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Whatisyourchannel? I like your manifesto
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I hope you have the time to write about this in more depth.
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Work is easy compared to parenting
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