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imperistan
5y ago
Postcultrev says the rules about proving consent etc make it a lot harder for small indie producers. But is it really that hard for them to prove consent and identity for a small number of performers? I suspect that’s a lot harder for a big
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imperistan
5y ago
really interesting stuff. I'm working on a tool that helps you play by ear by making you play back increasingly difficult melodies. Adding spaced repetition would probably make it a lot more efficient!
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imperistan
5y ago
Used this quite a lot and liked it but now I use the subtitle editor of YouTube more. since that is usually where the videos end up anyway
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imperistan
5y ago
Aeolian mode is not a mode of the minor scale. It is that mode of the major scale we commonly refer to as the minor scale. So if you call it a mode, its a mode of the major scale. Or you could call it a minor scale itself. But not a mode of
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imperistan
5y ago
I use a iPhone 5s. Works fine and I have no reason to upgrade at all. I think I have it for like five years now. I did get the battery replaced last year though
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imperistan
5y ago
the big deal is that the author's photo is shown next to the information about the serial killer. If that wasn't the case, it wouldn't have been a problem of course.
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imperistan
5y ago
yeah Views is awesome. I've been using Wordpress for years now because that's a requirement for the agency that hired me. But I still haven't found a good replacement for Views.
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imperistan
5y ago
My 4 year old daugther would probably love that place... but its haunting indeed!
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imperistan
5y ago
True. I’m Dutch and have encountered mini discs only in my radio work in the early 2000’s
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imperistan
5y ago
Could we fix this (partially) by writing software that generates every possible piece of music and then upload it to YouTube? If you never claim copyright on the pieces, No one else could claim them in the future cause you uploaded it first
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imperistan
5y ago
I think thats only the case when it the data can be used to (help) identify a specific person
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imperistan
6y ago
I assume the employee in charge of marketing gets paid, right? That spending money on it too!
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imperistan
6y ago
Yeah I had that but this was just a bit more than a year later I think
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imperistan
6y ago
Wow that’s crazy. How did you solve it?
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imperistan
6y ago
I live in the Netherlands, a country that primarily uses debit cards. I do have a credit card that I rarely use. Only when I buy something in the USA for example. Some years back I moved to a different city. About a year later I wanted to m
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imperistan
6y ago
Good one :)
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imperistan
6y ago
If you only make numbers monospace they stand out in a big block of text. You break up the ‘texture’, so to speak. Usually the designer doesn’t want that.
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imperistan
6y ago
Are you sure? There might be some references to them, even though no living dragons appear as characters.
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imperistan
6y ago
It still is that way. And whats even more maddening: you have to replace the commas in the formulas with semicolons. Probably because the comma is used in numbers in Dutch. It has driven me nuts more than once though!
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imperistan
6y ago
I thought that was wat it would do. Guess not! Does anyone know of a tool that does? Edit: seems like ActivityWatch (mentioned below) does
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imperistan
6y ago
Googling is how I learned all the programming skills I have :)
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imperistan
6y ago
Thanks! Any idea where I can learn more about data structures? I feel like I'm lacking there.
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imperistan
6y ago
Awesome, that's a lot of info. Thanks!
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Ask HN: Necessary Skills for a Junior Dev
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imperistan
6y ago
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