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For Common Practice theory, Dr. Christopher Brellochs’ lectures are very very good: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLw9t0oA3fHkxx1PgYpiXrMUPX...
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I am very skeptical that a child can learn perfect pitch merely by listening to classical music.
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Well, it felt unsustainable to me. Logging everything by hand was very tedious and it would have been a real pain to keep it up long term. Maybe I could do it if I had some good tools to make the logging easier. I know lawyers are often req
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The book The Effective Executive recommends keeping detailed logs of your activity for two weeks so you can better understand where your time goes. I did that and found that keeping those logs made me far more focused and productive. Knowin
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No, because they all have significant upsides that far outweigh the tail risks
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The tail risk is real though. I do hope someday we’ll have accurate estimates of those risks. In the meantime it seems pretty clear to me that the expected value of these drugs is negative. I think it was Charlie Munger who said “in the bes
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I see you are more interested in hurling insults than arguing your case in good faith. That’s fine but it means I am done responding to you after this comment. > It is of course easier to see a pupil surrounded by a blue iris than it is
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The first, second, and fourth links are about pupil dilation generally. They don’t say anything about eye color. They most certainly say nothing to support your assertions about the connection between eye color and the perception of pupil d
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Microsoft? They’ve been IBM for 20 years.
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> It's that henceforth nobody would be given tenure, even if they were already employees. If I’m understanding you correctly, I think this is not true? “The legislation would apply only to faculty members hired by Texas colleges aft
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That’s a good point. I forgot about Copilot.
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It is currently April 2023. “~0 in 2022” is the only part of that that seems credible. I not convinced of OpenAI’s rosy predictions of future explosive growth.
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Is there anyone who has successfully productized AI? ChatGPT isn’t a profitable product, at least not yet. Google Photos and Spotify recommendations are the best AI products I can think of with clear revenue, and in these examples AI is jus
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Isn’t passthepopcorn pretty much impossible to get into?
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A few months back I tried using io_uring for some performance-critical network I/O and found it was slower than epoll. A bit sad because epoll has a notoriously janky API and the io_uring API is much nicer. (This part is also sad for m
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Manhattanites tend to be healthier than pretty much any other Americans. It would be logical to conclude that Manhattan is the healthiest place to spend your time.
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I’m not aware of Facebook doing anything like this. I’m pretty sure I can go on Facebook and post a link to a substack article, or a tweet, and still get likes and shares on that post.
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Substack’s CEO has denied any improper use of the Twitter APIs. Given Elon’s long and storied history of making things up, this allegation seems likely to be another fabulation.
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People say this but are never able to offer any evidence for this claim. The fact is that Japan is much less homogeneous than white westerners tend to believe, and has liberalized immigration substantially in recent years. You’ll hear stats
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Competition isn’t really a thing in the short term. Every EV manufacturer is selling every car they are capable of producing for at least the next year or so. Someday I guess supply will catch up with demand and then we’ll see if Tesla can
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I enjoyed that a lot, thanks. No doubt he’s massively talented. I do wonder if, just as it takes a certain amount of education to appreciate classical music, there might simply be a certain education or ear required to appreciate Jacob Coll
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Collier has an impressive knowledge of music theory but for me music is about emotion and expression, and I’ve never been able to find much of either in his compositions or performances. Just my 2 cents.
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> Dumb phone cut you out of the majority of communication protocols, no whatsapp, imessage, facetime, or discord If you have a Mac, you can access all of these on your mac. If you have any other desktop computer I believe you can still u
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For ages I’ve been looking for a text that would help me understand the structure of the diatonic scale. Foundations of Diatonic Theory looks exactly like the book I was convinced must exist but haven’t been able to find. Thank you!
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This study was pretty much only about TV time. It took place before handheld devices were ubiquitous in Singapore, where the subjects live
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A brief summary of what this study was about: - screen time was reported by parents at 12 months - television was the only screen time experienced by the vast majority of subjects (they explain that this was around 2010, before handheld dev
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SVB’s collapse was, to a large extent, caused by herd thinking among VCs that sparked a run. No bank can survive a full-on run. (Not excusing the bad decisions by SVB management. Obviously they should have managed their investments better).
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The threshold was $50B until Trump and co raised it to $250B. I agree that lowering it back to $50B should be a priority.
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Lauren, as a long-time follower I was excited to see this hit the front page of Hacker News. Since you’re here could you share some technical details about how this works? What kind of hardware/software stack are you using? Are you usi
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Not sure but I think they’re just videos of the sandwiches rotating. Here’s a pic of the lightbox with the rotating platform: https://nitter.net/NotABigJerk/status/1628493044113711105
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