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by byproxy 8y ago
Yes, of course. I wasn't trying to denigrate that aspect. Just wondering if there were any other perks the paid version provides.
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by byproxy 8y ago
What does the paid service offer that this free one doesn't? I'm assuming career guidance/placement. If that's the case, will completing this free offering still grant me access to a better career?
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As someone who's not a developer but still occasionally looks through these "build an app" tutorials, password/authentication portions always worry me. I wish I could know that best-practices were shown as far as storing
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by byproxy 8y ago
Pink Floyd's (or, perhaps more correctly "Roger Waters'") "The Final Cut" made extensive use of the binaural recording technique (or, perhaps, more correctly "holophonics").
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Very nice. Have you thought about expanding it to more languages?
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by byproxy 8y ago
You might wanna give this a go: https://www.cs.hmc.edu/~keller/jazz/improvisor/
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Are you familiar with Pat Martino? He has a similar story of having to start again from scratch.
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I'd recommend learning theory concepts removed from the guitar, at least initially. https://www.musictheory.net/lessons will pretty much teach you what you'd learn in two years at university. Honestly, I find it t
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Yea, I was talking about further filtering "discouraged workers", or those who've given up searching for work. I think it'd be interesting to apply the "wish to/need to" filter to those who are employed, t
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It was pretty interesting (and disquieting) to see a linear trend. I don't know how the statistics are gathered, but I wonder if they separate those who wish to/need to work from those who don't. For those who have given up s
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by byproxy 8y ago
Could it also be that programs are in place to help students so that they don't have to work while attending school?
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Hmm...so the condition of being wet is all relative! There can be no wet without dry. No hot without cold. No happy without sad.
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So, kinda going back to what I initially said, an ideal anarchistic state would require the hindsight of government gone awry, which means that enforcing government at some point would be a necessary step towards ideal anarchy? I wonder how
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Right, but when I say 'base state' I'm referring to the big-bang of humanity. Those world powers that were able to impose their will evolved out of the same 'base state' as those who had that will imposed upon them.
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by byproxy 8y ago
Wouldn't you say humanity started out in an anarchistic state? It seems that the "workable solutions" tended towards more and more governing until we ended up where we're at. Sure, there were imperialist powers that forc
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Critics warn of multimedia 'hell' (1995)(cnn.com)
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Critical Thinking Development: A Stage Theory(criticalthinking.org)
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by byproxy 8y ago
KJAZZ, in my area. Although, KSPC's jazz block plays better stuff.
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A lot of the guys that worked on 'To Pimp a Butterfly' are doing interesting things. E.g. : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C13UQaE0ZaQ
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Creating for yourself might have the interesting side-effect of not pleasing others. (I understand, publishing something implies you seek an audience. A beacon for like-minded individuals, then.)
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by byproxy 8y ago
I've been consistently dropping weight since highschool (c. 2005, ~250lbs - now, ~160lbs) by simply cutting my caloric intake little-by-little. Started by switching out regular soda to diet soda. I think we generally underestimate our
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by byproxy 8y ago
His preludes are top-notch. He packs so much story into those short forms. That first prelude...what a damn tender 30 seconds (or so).
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That last statement was me resigning myself to that fact. Slightly vulgar phrasing to contrast previous phrasing, which I find slightly humorous. can't be assed -> can't be bothered -> doesn't hold literature in high-re
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If all you care about are plot details, maybe. But you're missing out on a person's voice. Prose can be as beautiful as any piece of visual art in a gallery. Not only are you depriving yourself of an aesthetic experience, but also
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by byproxy 8y ago
I wouldn't necessarily call that a panic attack. Panic attacks are a physical manifestation of some underlying anxiety. I've, personally, never been able to focus on any other thought than the fact that I feel like I'm going
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As someone who went to their doctor (experience summed up elsewhere in this thread), I'd say there are merits to following internet advice with regards to this subject. Reading others' experience and techniques (even if I didn&#x2
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I remember setting up an appointment with my doctor to discuss treatment. I ended up talking to a nurse practitioner that day as the doctor was unavailable. Her immediate response to hearing my symptoms of panic and anxiety were to prescrib
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by byproxy 8y ago
For anyone wondering what they feel like...imagine that feeling of when you're just about to fall back in your chair...or when you trip and think you'll fall...or when you're surprised by someone walking in on you. That initi
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How would you define 'entertainment'? Is it simply something that distracts from 'work' being done? Or, time spent on something from which no 'value' can be obtained?
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by byproxy 8y ago
I wonder if this correlates with flood myths: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flood_myth

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