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by tarentel 4y ago
He's using software. The keyboard he is playing isn't the sound you're hearing. In the description he says he's using pianoteq. He also explains the process of changing from 12 tones in the description.
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by tarentel 4y ago
I don't think it's surprising to anyone how much apple tracks its own users. They actually have a page on it and what they're tracking, https://www.apple.com/privacy/labels/ . It's also clearly
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by tarentel 4y ago
It's not exactly clear to me based on the article or the ones linked if they are out of line with their own privacy policy. Denying app tracking on a specific app doesn't actually prevent the app developer from collecting analytic
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by tarentel 4y ago
The third and final? book, Children of Memory, is coming out next year.
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by tarentel 4y ago
Not the op but I keep a record of my work day. I try to do it as it happens but 50% of the time things come up so I'll usually spend some time before signing off to try to capture everything.
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by tarentel 4y ago
As brudgers pointed out it's just how a chord progression is defined. A G major chord for example is G/B/D, if you don't have the B it's no longer considered a chord in music theory and if you don't have a chor
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by tarentel 4y ago
To your last point, at least some of the songs he used as examples do not have a chord progression. Probably none of them really do. In traditional western music theory, a chord has to have at least 3 distinct notes. A power chord isn'
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by tarentel 4y ago
I don't know the legality of doing something like this is but as a worker in NY I just wouldn't apply. Going forward I'll likely only apply to a position where the low end is an acceptable amount and if I can get more that&#x
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by tarentel 4y ago
Looks like I am buying this again and losing a lot of sleep.
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by tarentel 4y ago
Human Resource Machine is pretty interesting. TIS-100 is also neat but it can be a bit much as it can definitely feel more like programming than a game.
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by tarentel 4y ago
This number seems wildly low to me. I've been playing on chess.com for 2 years and have run into ~30 cheaters. I know they were cheating because chess.com told me they were. I've suspected a handful more of cheating who may not be
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by tarentel 4y ago
It's cool if you don't like cats but I think the op was pointing out that some people think cats are just vengeful little maniacs. Which some of them are but they have a very wide range of personalities and classifying them all as
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by tarentel 4y ago
If a club is truly private they can. ianal but I believe they have to be very specific about their membership criteria. Like you couldn't have criteria that permits anyone who isn't black it would have to be a lot more specific th
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by tarentel 4y ago
Someone already mentioned the Lamy Safari which I think is a great starter pen but the Pilot Metropolitan, Kaweco sport, and TWSBI Eco are all great. I think the last one is kind of ugly but I have one and it writes well.
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by tarentel 4y ago
They're all terrible. But "seem less repairable" and "actually make _ less repairable" have two different meanings. The latter makes it sound as if having the tools and instructions somehow make doing something hard
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by tarentel 4y ago
This is a slightly better headline than the one they changed it to which makes no sense.
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by tarentel 4y ago
I definitely agree with you there. But the headline says it makes it "less repairable." If your car manufacturers changes all the bolts on your tires to use specialized tools and require you to read a book to understand it that ma
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by tarentel 4y ago
No it doesn't. Ya, it's a 162 page manual and a huge pain and likely not worth it but the program doesn't make it less repairable. It was designed in such a way that makes repairing it a pain in the ass. Having the tooling an
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by tarentel 4y ago
I actually watched someone give a presentation at spotify on exactly this when I worked there. This was probably about 5 years or so ago. I have no idea what happened to that project. Probably the biggest issue would be getting people to gi
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by tarentel 4y ago
I don't own one but the arturia microlab looks like it's similar to what you're looking for. I own a few other arturia products, including the keystep 37 and pro and they're both great. My only complain is I wish the pit
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by tarentel 4y ago
I started having back issues during covid probably because I didn't have a proper place to work. I now lift or do some cardio for 10 minutes a day 4-5 days a week and have seen pretty drastic improvements. Much more than I thought I wo
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by tarentel 4y ago
That's primarily my biggest issue with apple maps as well although I try to use it over google maps. It's been 2 years since I left the US but prior to that apple is pretty horrendous outside of the US in my experience as far this
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by tarentel 4y ago
On fountain pens you can seal the pen body with silicon grease and then instead of putting ink in a container like cartridge or converter you just put it directly in the body of the pen. https://www.jetpens.com/blog/How
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by tarentel 4y ago
My only issue with notifications is when app constantly reminds me that I don't have notifications on. I'm aware, I pressed no on purpose, your app doesn't need to remind me of anything so don't remind me to turn on noti
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by tarentel 4y ago
I agree with you on this. I hear this argument a lot and it seems like people only used parts of both sites or something. I've been using both for a while now, mainly the iOS apps, I have a paid diamond chess.com account. They both hav
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by tarentel 4y ago
Chess.com and lichess both have puzzles, the latter are free and you can play through them like this, sort of, except you only make moves for one side.
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by tarentel 4y ago
Chess puzzles always have one solution. I don't know how this game was picked but the solution to this particular puzzle is the only solution. There are certainly other moves that could be played in this position but they are all losin
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by tarentel 4y ago
White's threatening to win a piece. There's a pretty nasty discovery in the position. Once you find the first move the rest should follow pretty quickly.
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by tarentel 4y ago
I worked in a building at NYC that did this. It was confusing at first as I just immediately jumped into the first elevator door that opened since it was my first day and didn't realize there were no buttons inside. After the initial a
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by tarentel 4y ago
It's really quite beautiful. All but one of my math professors had terrible handwriting.

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