Well that's nightmare fuel D:
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yeah let's let the randomized sentence vomiter generate code at consistent join points
Incorrect. The major scale intervals are whole-whole-half-whole-whole-whole-half, so no, you do not "simply add 2 to each note".
That doesn't highlight anything except the tautology that music theory isn't taught in general education
There is no "objective" foundation to music.
Mapping twelve letters onto a piano keyboard would then look something like this:
B D G I K
A C EF H J LA
Which means an A major scale in this notation would be ACEFHJLA, which is actually less intuitive than understanding the circle of fifths etc. and arriving at ABC#DEF#G#A (to use this universe's notation)Hey, this guy taught me Operating Systems! He was a great lecturer despite his own preference for book learning :-)
There's a similar model for the entire Great Lakes watershed at Discovery World in Milwaukee. You can even press a button to make it rain!
Can we wait till after the bubble pops and see what pieces are left on the floor?
I will never trust an AI as much as a person
They need to unionize.
First I'm hearing of flux.ai and now my opinion of them is entirely negative because they hate free speech!
This reeks of vibe coding. "Make it so the AI agent can help with password resets" and then zero human vetting of the change.
If I do not have a friend who's into fly fishing, or if I need an answer quickly, am I...just out of luck?
I know, right? The author clearly wants you to starve to death for the lack of a friend to teach you to fish
Saved you a click: they made the handle higher up. This is on Hacker News for some reason
And what is Alessi?
And now, a message from an actual deck chair on the Titanic
Come on, I use widgets all the time! There's the weather one, and the Google search one at the bottom that I can't remove!
It can make widgets though! Imagine being able to track a flight, which is so difficult currently!
CongressBook it is!
No thanks!
No, but the one I linked could be wired up that way with a pigtail plug & receptacle, although it'd be pretty big and unwieldy.
The ones I have in my house [0] were not that expensive and have been quite reliable for years now.
All of his responses are moronic misreadings of NP++'s actual author's comments, which lead me to believe that he is acting entirely in bad faith.
This is just an ad
I do the same with a Kindle. Also jailbroke it and made it so it won't auto-update in case I do ever accidentally turn the wi-fi back on.
i gave a keyboard to a toddler and asked it to make a profit
sorry, who's addicted?
CTRL+F hijacking is necessary in some cases when apps are not displaying the full text that the user would expect to search. E.g. when there's a 10K-line code file and the UI is not loading the whole thing into DOM, but the user would expect a "find" to search that whole code file.
Really wish this was applied to phone apps. In Android at least, app A linking to app B will FREQUENTLY break the "back" functionality, allowing app B to handle the "back" action instead of doing what every user would expect 100% of the time, which is to go back to app A.
I don't get why writers do this.
Do what, edit?