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Thanks! I haven't touched the code in a while because it's gotten to the point where it's functional, albeit ugly and a little buggy on the UI side. I've been practicing (guitar) a lot more as a result because it's
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>I'm curious though, is there a standard identifier authority for artists, albums, and songs that one could use to normalize such content? Here's what UG has to say about it. https://www.ultimate-guitar.com/new
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Very cool. I've been working on a tab builder as a pet project. I've gotten frustrated finding tabs that are 95% correct, copying and pasting and then manually editing them. I know there are some tab builders out there, but ultima
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Got 'em. He sold enough of that "imitation hip hop" to never have to work another day in his life . Wish I had that luxury.
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I'd rather see a simple web app made with this benchmarked against one made with Phalcon. I know that's comparing apples to oranges given that this is an implementation and Phalcon is a framework, but it would be interesting to se
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>Most people are going because movies/TV/peer pressure tell them they should go. They might say they're doing it for a better career, but they haven't thought that far ahead, not really I agree, but that's even f
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>it starts out "they need to in order to get a good job!" and end with "well... how are they going to become a more well rounded person if they don't go?" I've honestly never heard anyone say that outside of
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Is going to university to "broaden the mind" a common sentiment? Maybe that's a European thing, because the mindset in the US is that college is a step towards a good career, which unfortunately doesn't seem to hold as m
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>Can someone explain what kind of exposure livestreaming like this brings? I don't think the goal is exposure for anything that's created, it's more of a live streaming hackathon. If creating a web app is a startup then I&
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>I use them (via Laravel) on work projects and I hate them. I hate that I have to look at a routes file or controller to find out what is pointed where in my file. Laravel's router is one of the best out there. It makes default para
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>BMWs with DCTs other than M cars are really really rare (only one that comes to mind is the Z4 35i/35 Wasn't aware they dropped it for the F8X's, the E9X 335i's had the option for a DCT.
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>Driver engagement is exactly what I don't want Not to be a jerk, but there's a big difference between a Dodge Dart and a Dodge Viper or a Chevy Cruze and Chevy Corvette. Cars that are designed to provide the driver with mechan
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He laid out what he believes to be the defining term/condition of wet in his mind, and that's what I'm saying is bogus. He's saying completely submerging something means it's not wet. That makes no sense and there i
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>They both give pretty compelling arguments. Until someone can find a definition of "wet" from a respectable source that states an object cannot be fully submerged in a liquid, the guy sitting down has no argument. He seems to
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Are you suggesting visuals of any kind do not create an emotional reaction for you? I'm not sure what the point of your comment is otherwise. Would painting a room bright pink be no different to you than painting it black? Does looking
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> If you step back and look at it, letting vibrations in the air control your emotional state is kinda a scary proposition, no? How is that different than letting reflections of light off of objects control your emotional state? Do you a
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If you asked someone what their favorite kind of pizza is and they responded with "chocolate milkshake", you wouldn't be at a loss for words? They're both categories of food.
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That's understandable, but he specifically asked what kind of music his coworker likes. If you asked someone what their favorite movie is and they brought up a completely different activity they enjoy to pass the time, like programming
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Do you not see the difference between a relationship providing a "career" vs a companion?
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>Wait, when did Rails become old It was released in 2004. Youtube and twitter didn't even exist then. The iPhone and Android were still 3+ years away, which means mobile internet as we know it today wasn't around then either. R
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What would you suggest and why? Not a loaded question for all the people eager to downvote.
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As someone who casually plays the guitar and piano and understands the basics of time signatures, your explanation left me more confused and almost forgot what I already know. You seem like a very knowledgeable person, but don't seem t
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You either don't understand the point or you're being obtuse. It exists because of the problem that you're suggesting is somehow a solution. Good luck getting everyone to change their favicons to your liking.
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Fix someone else's server? It doesn't work like that.
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I haven't used it yet, but from the looks of it the icons are customizable too. If you don't like the favicon for a certain site you can overwrite it. Could be good for a few blogs that I read that haven't bothered changing t
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>but whatever happened to doing what you love and not giving a shit what naysayers think? I'm in my 30's and have used a lot of different languages and have worked in a lot of different aspects of software development. As long
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Decentralization doesn't have to mean anonymization. The real benefits lay in the lack of a middle man to take a cut and possibly slow down processing times.
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Do you think decentralization is not actually that desirable, or that there are just very limited avenues for buying/selling? Cryptocurrencies are scary enough for most people, throwing them into a forex like platform on currencies the
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How is that relevant? When calculating my home's value should I add the cost of my college tuition? I wouldn't have my job without my degree, and I wouldn't have my house without my job.
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9y ago
>Is there a significant difference between Bitcoin and Ethereum approaches? The two have very different approaches. Bitcoin was designed to be a currency, with blockchain being the mechanism to facilitate transactions. Ethereum was built
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