bratsche

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by bratsche 4y ago
I wish I could get this guy to take a great photo inside my viola for me!
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by bratsche 4y ago
I’ve tried a number of antidepressant drugs and so far not been able to notice much difference with any of them.
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by bratsche 6y ago
I read a little of both. Incidentally, I'm reading Rhythm of War (from the Stormlight Archives) right now. :)
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by bratsche 6y ago
I really loved Powermonger when I was a kid. I'm surprised it didn't take off to be more popular than it was.
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by bratsche 6y ago
I just love the domain name. :)
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by bratsche 6y ago
I agree. I stupidly ordered a copy of Bach's Well-Tempered Klavier from Amazon and it just arrived yesterday, and the back cover was all bent along the edge because they did a terrible job of packing it.
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by bratsche 7y ago
I wondered if that Fry’s was some kind of dumping ground for returned shit from all the other Fry’s or something. It is so bad.
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by bratsche 7y ago
I was at Fry’s on Garland Rd in Dallas a few years ago and it was horrible. I wanted to pick up a hard drive that day rather than order one, but (and I am not exaggerating) literally every single hard drive on their shelves had one of those
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by bratsche 7y ago
I wasn't familiar with CRDTs until Chris McCord started talking about them wrt Phoenix Channels. Really cool and interesting stuff.
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by bratsche 7y ago
> Doesn't Elixir on Phoenix[1] provide the elegance of Ruby on Rails without its drawbacks? I'm not sure I would say elegance is the main feature of Rails, but I think productivity is. IMO nothing out there beats Rails in terms
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by bratsche 8y ago
I don't understand these things. I've gone to a few estate sales thinking maybe I can get some cool stuff for a decent price. But no, every one I've gone to they were asking insane prices for everything.
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by bratsche 8y ago
I commented before reading the article, just going by memory of reading about this before. Perhaps I was wrong about it not making sense in the language, but more that it isn't necessary when using ReactReason because the concept is bu
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by bratsche 8y ago
You wouldn't necessarily use ReasonML instead of React, you can use them together. You would use ReasonML instead of whatever Babel/es6/es7/typescript/whatever. Here is the official React binding (or whatever you
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by bratsche 8y ago
I was using 1.1.1.1 with AT&T Fiber and it stopped working. I didn't really question it, I figured maybe something went down at Cloudflare so I just switched my Mac back to using the defaults again. It never even occurred to me tha
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by bratsche 9y ago
Absolutely. I have a 5k iMac and I love everything about it except I made the mistake of getting the 512GB SSD and I already need more space. But I'm fucking stuck with it. So now every few weeks I have to go hunting for things to clea
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by bratsche 9y ago
Oh, interesting! Perhaps Bach wrote it for lute in g minor and Williams plays it in a minor on guitar? I didn't think of that. Wikipedia seems to agree with you on the key: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suite_in_G_
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by bratsche 9y ago
> Besides, that shit sounds beyond awesome on viola. I agree. There's a fantastic recording of one of my favorite violists today, Antoine Tamestit, playing Bach's second partita. It's his appropriately named album "Ch
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by bratsche 9y ago
I found the one I'm talking about on Apple Music, John Williams playing them on guitar. It's BWV 995 for lute, and it is in a minor. fwiw on cello it's BWV 1011.
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by bratsche 9y ago
Incidentally one of his lute suites is the same as the c minor cello suite. Except I think on lute it's in either a or e minor, I forget now. I don't know whether the cello suite came first or the lute suite though. But as a violi
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by bratsche 9y ago
Beethoven string quartets are some of my favorite music ever written. Pretty much starting with Op.59.
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by bratsche 9y ago
Since you mentioned F# above, have you seen Fable? http://fable.io/
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by bratsche 9y ago
There are some examples in the source tree here: https://github.com/mono/SkiaSharp/tree/master/samples
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by bratsche 9y ago
There is also a .NET binding for Windows and Xamarin: https://www.nuget.org/packages/SkiaSharp/
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by bratsche 9y ago
I think that's the point. That quote is not from Chairman Pai, it's from former FCC chairman Wheeler.
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by bratsche 9y ago
I wouldn't say I like things over C#/.NET (I love C# and use it for mobile/desktop devel, but I've never used it for web).. but I'll list some things I like about Elixir: Erlang's concurrency model is amazing
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by bratsche 9y ago
I love contexts! But if you don't, that's cool too. There are mix tasks for using the older style generators and mix tasks for the newer context style generators. Use whichever you prefer.
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by bratsche 9y ago
Elixir/Phoenix.
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by bratsche 9y ago
Then maybe they, or Chairman Pai or someone, can talk about how to protect net neutrality in some way other than Title II. Title II was instituted basically as a last resort. And nobody has been coming forward saying, "Okay.. we have a
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by bratsche 9y ago
I misunderstood the title at first. I thought this was a rewrite of the Elm compiler in Haskell. This confused me because I was pretty sure that Elm was already written in Haskell. For anyone else who was confused like I was: this is more l
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by bratsche 10y ago
Honestly it's probably just because 1/ I've never had any problems with it and 2/ I'm just used to it. :)

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