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Done on purpose. The assumption here is that this theory is the one and only theory.
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> if you get to the point where feel you want to learn more and take it seriously in and of itself, buy “The Jazz Theory Book” by Mark Levine[1]. In spite of what it says, there really isn’t any such thing as Jazz theory - it’s just musi
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"The problem was never the practice. It was that every explanation of music theory seemed to miss out the fundamental reasons for how and why things are the way they are. Here is a staff. Here are the notes on it. This is a major scale
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Hopefully, the have foreseen this and they have diversified adequately. Relying on a single source for most of your income is never good. Whether that is diamonds or oil. Hopefully they got their own sovereign fund up and running/
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I feel like some of the comments in here are astroturfing. HN is the wrong place to push for "it was a coincidence" explanations.
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2mo ago
"Disagreeable" is an euphemism. He seems to have embraced whatever core values he had. His incursion into politics and associations with far right, neo nazi and similar movements is quickly making him a person non grata. Americans
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https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/850-of-elon-musks-recent-x-p... https://religiondispatches.org/2026/01/09/musk-endorsed-whit...
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2mo ago
Priorities. /s
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2mo ago
Paywall bypass: https://archive.is/20260903043457/https://www.ft.com/content...
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How AI can put out its PR dumpster fire
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> one person at the keyboard and the other person saying what's next My understanding is that there is no one person saying what's next but what's next gets decided by both people. Otherwise, the other person is just a typ
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> They've also used "‘kill switch’ during raids to stop police seeing data If Uber wasn't a VC backed company, they would have been charged with destruction of evidence or similar.
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2mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Market_for_Lemons
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I disagree. The moat is now is your marketing skills. Look at music artists on Instagram trying to play the algorithm to gain visibility. That is what is coming to knowledge workers who sell their output for a living. Your quality tool stil
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Sovereignty. Not everything is about performance.
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Sovereignty.
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Thank you! The obsession with posting every experience dissected on the internet has no limits! It's as if people disliked the privacy and intimacy that their individuality confers.
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> fill out this multistep immigration electronic travel authorisation form using my passport files saved in the folder I would never send my passport details to OpenAI. That's a lot of trust you have on the tech and the company behi
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What other platforms (I think you mean social media) exist in the West? It's just Meta (Facebook, Instagram) and whatever company manages the western Tik Tok. Luckily, they are easy to stay away from. There is more to the internet than
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LeetCode Medium. :)
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Not quite. In a car world, riding a bike is free but acquiring a bike is incredibly expensive because they are not mass produced and are instead a luxury that rich people pay for to get a single bike manufactured for them. The equivalent is
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> I don't think it'd take more than a few weeks for a high schooler to learn how to prompt well. Devs are notoriously bad at estimating tasks.
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>But people act like all you have to do is carefully plan everything out up front, double check it at the end, and bob's your uncle. It's a coping mechanism. Goal shifting to protect yourself.
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They have blocked rooted phones based on the error provided. Nothing to do with verification. They treat rooted phones to a level they don't with phones without critical security updates. That's the tension. Non-rooted phones aren
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> You’re approaching it from a perspective where you’re being asked to leave and your reentry is a right. It’s not. They never said, if you leave you can come back. They said, leave and we’ll see. This so much. Ultimately, you are a gues
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> The leaving part is not the issue, as you try to immigrate into a country you're subject to the rules that country sets. The ultimate uncertainty is that regardless of who you are and what you do, a country always has the right to
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model_Context_Protocol
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It's the security vs convenience trade off.
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> clean the kitchen every night Is this a metaphor?
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> The naivete of some of the comments here is astounding This is HN. https://xkcd.com/538/
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