navane

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by navane 7y ago
Yes, and it means that songs actually sound different when played in different keys. It's not just a shift up or down, the intervals within the song shift, if only slightly.
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by navane 7y ago
similar but styled as code: http://codereddit.com/
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by navane 7y ago
doug fir: a tall, slender conifer with soft foliage and, in mature trees, deeply fissured bark. It is widely planted as a timber tree. tidewater: an area that is affected by tides, especially eastern Virginia. flume: a human-made channel fo
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by navane 7y ago
"Oh, the impermanence!"
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by navane 7y ago
I wasn't entirely truthfull. Still, 4, 6, 7, 8 are all 'A' solutions. I went back over them and googled some words, now I do understand those. I guess all I showed was that if you don't want to learn, you're not gon
576.
by navane 7y ago
I'm doing the tutorial and having never really understood regex, i just fill in 'A' everytime, and i pass all the tests. Not learning anything though.
577.
by navane 8y ago
Same in NL. I just press next-next-next-finish like I'm installing software in 2005.
578.
by navane 8y ago
Ah, I remember playing the original starcraft broodwar with a midi keyboard. About 1 hour of python coding.
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by navane 8y ago
Maybe all the images from thispersondoesnotexist.com are coming from havetheyfaked.me?
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by navane 8y ago
minor chords continuously slide into a major one hasn't really been done by orchestra's in the hundreds of years before MIDI either. I don't think this is MIDIs fault.
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by navane 8y ago
I assume you wrapped your head around it by now, but I'll explain it anyway. Bottom right; barely 5% of the world population is equal or richer than the average US citizen. 20% of the world population has at least 25% of the average US
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by navane 8y ago
The server should pay tax on the tip. If I understand correctly, tips now go to the server, but the restaurant owes tax on the tip. So the more the server makes in tips, the more the restaurant owes in tax. Therefore the server should deduc
583.
by navane 8y ago
I struggle with this a lot, too. Maybe "complex numbers" is a misnomer, and we should call them "complex operations", or "complex methods". I have a hunch that for math people complex numbers are tied really cl
584.
by navane 8y ago
Perhaps people go into the trades _because_ they are expensive to hire. The market works two ways.
585.
by navane 8y ago
Want to give up citizens privacy? Give up the legislators privacy.
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by navane 8y ago
The only non ambiguous ways to use metric ton are 'metric ton' and 'tonne'. I think its best to evade the use altogether. I propose 1234kg instead of 1.2t.
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by navane 8y ago
Wow, it took me reading this comment to realize this. I even read a piece on HN explaining this exactly is the easiest thing to make money on the internet. Write one article that ranks good in google and links to a bunch of items you get yo
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by navane 8y ago
> DeVaul’s accuser, Star Simpson, did not know that X had already decided not to hire her before the two met at Burning Man in 2013, where according to the Times, "he asked her to remove her shirt and offered a back rub. She said sh
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by navane 8y ago
Your anecdote is also mentioned in the article [0] linked somewhere in this thread: "The one thing not mentioned in the article is the idea of registers, which is the vertical transition between intermediate stages between full dialect
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by navane 8y ago
We're doing agile in a mechanical engineering firm. A multiyear project. The first thing we'll deliver will be two years from now. I struggle to put into words why this is such a bad idea because its so blatantly obvious. Imagine
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by navane 8y ago
You might have hit the nail on the head here. The belgian king once resigned for a single day so the parliament could pass a law on abortion. Could Linus have pulled of a similiar stunt? https://www.nytimes.com/1990/04&
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by navane 8y ago
I would like to see a scatter diagram with 'technical contribution' on one axis and 'CoC contribution' on the other axis, for all people involved.
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by navane 8y ago
I think you switched some actors roles. It's more like: "I want you to do this. But to show your commitment, I want you to do this other thing too. You're doing everything and I'm doing nothing."
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by navane 8y ago
Why would he not show the trend up untill 2008 on the graph "Permits per 1,000 new residents in previous 12 months"? That seems shady graphing.
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by navane 8y ago
legogo has a nice memey feeling to it though
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by navane 8y ago
How about the roads in the ancient middle east? How about the roads in current USA?
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by navane 8y ago
What I hear you say is that you can count to finite numbers in finite time, and infinite numbers in infinite time. That doesn't help me in understanding infinity.
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by navane 8y ago
How I've come to view math is: all math is made up, parts of math seem to correspond with nature (physics), and can be used to build things (engineering).
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by navane 8y ago
“Imagine taking all the numbers that you could reach by counting,” I said. “Then add one more, after all of them. That is infinity.” Disclaimer: I'm an adult that doesn't understand infinity. If you "add one more" you&#x
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by navane 8y ago
The turisk have 9 microtones per full step. This gives the scale more 'perfect' sounding pitch. Musical scales have a very sound physical basis. Two notes sound good together when their frequencies easily ring together. For instan

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