Director Detection at SecureBio in Boston. Speaking for myself unless I say otherwise.
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Vertical Tabs in Chrome
Air Purifiers as White Noise Machines
Canterbury Country Dance Orchestra Liner Notes
Organ Pedals for Drumming
Reading Dudley and Jacqueline’s Barn Dance Book
Thanks! Not that this makes it better for OAI or anything
Did you mean to post this on https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/WpuRdcMfFeiLeXkxL/openai-models-behind-huggingface-cybersecurity-incident ?
It’s something I used to occasionally notice in myself, and have seen a few times in others’ playing. I think what’s going on is that you can approach subtle timing changes (single-note anticipation, playing ahead/behind the beat) by either thinking of time as changing or thinking of timing as changing. And, at least in the kinds of music I play, you really want the latter!
Amazon Music’s Artist Conflation
You do need skills learned on a full kit though, preferably an acoustic one, to make a small setup work.
Why? Naively I’d expect if your goal is to get good with a given setup your fastest path would be practicing with that setup.
I think full drum kit + bass whistle would be really good, but personally (a) I don’t know how to play a kit, and (b) don’t want the logistics of a kit. I would be very excited if someone else wanted to try that!
(The recording in this post is an earlier version of the bass whistle; the current version sounds a little bit better.)
Learning Musical Multitasking
VisionZero report is out: still no deaths since 2022, and serious crashes still trending down.
Embracing Amateurs to Get Experts
Easy Whole Set Dances With a Hook
Notes on Tony Parkes’ “Contra Dance Calling”
Verizon is About to Break our Watches
Proposition 65 isn’t just lead, though, it’s anything that causes cancer or birth defects. For example, formaldehyde has a half life of minutes. If you imagine a substance similar to formaldehyde that decayed much more slowly, it would obviously make sense to have a lower limit.
I would just run them in parallel
Typically easy and upbeat AABB (64 beat) fiddle tunes. When I play I usually do Liza Jane, Angeline the Baker, Sandy Boys, Mairi’s Wedding, Coleman’s March. You could also do ones like Yankee Doodle and Oh Susanna.