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Comment #46926593
I recommend the CVT app for more comprehensive information. (Also the Estill book is quite good if you have an Estill teacher.)
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Comment #44487551
Yousician http://yousician.com/ It has different kinds of notes presentation modes.
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Comment #44388198
Do the APIs support simultaneous voice transcription in a way that different voices are tagged? (either in text or as metadata) If so: could you split the audiofile and process the…
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Comment #34632852
After loading files, the game says: "Initialize shaders, please keep focus on this windows." Nothing happens so I looked at console. There was: "Exception thrown: Uncaught Simulate…
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Comment #32460300
Lyyri, in which you can split a Youtube video into parts and add lyrics to it: https://egaga.github.io/Lyyri/ Mainly made for myself, so that I can easily sing only parts of the so…
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Comment #29613166
This is what Yousician does for singing (and other analog instruments) but unfortunately not for the violin: https://yousician.com/singing Haven't tried it but maybe the following …
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Comment #29064881
He also has started a podcast this year. In each episode he discusses mainly math and education related topics with different people. I have liked it quite much. https://www.3blue1…
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Comment #28826928
I wonder if that's still relevant way to learn Rust as seems to written in 2018.
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Comment #28798209
Now that I think about it, the worst code seem to lead to situations where the top developers can really show their value. I mean if the code base is quite good and is kept that wa…
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Comment #28789299
To extend your list, I like grandmasters GingerGM https://www.youtube.com/c/GingerGM and Daniel Naroditsky https://www.youtube.com/c/DanielNaroditskyGM
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Comment #28789249
Yup, that's good to point out. Zen mode helped me enormously when tackling puzzles, because just seeing how I had fared earlier was making me think about my performance instead of …
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Comment #28771283
Don't know, good question. But why should we care about credit? I know we do but should we? FWIW, I have lots of ideas on my Trello, it's not hard to come up ideas that have potent…
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Comment #28770469
Hey, this is great, have been waiting for something like this. One bug found: https://lichess.org/NvbQTf2O/black > PlayChessCoach 23. Nc7: "The point of White's previous move. The …
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Comment #28662322
Milewski is almost my sole resource for category theory so far. I watched his lectures on youtube, and ordered that book as printed from here: https://www.blurb.com/b/9621951-categ…
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Comment #28538781
Yup, the influences on e.g. Newton happening to delve into reading up on Archimedes, Descartes, Fermat, and then synthesizing their inventions in his mind with lot of time on his h…
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Comment #28494604
Quick search gives 1.720 million saunas in apartments (total 2.3). So your claim sounds about right. https://www.tilastokeskus.fi/tup/suoluk/suoluk_asuminen_en.h...
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Comment #28493691
Really? I doubt that. Perhaps most buildings, as storey buildings do often have a shared sauna. As an anecdote, I have lived perhaps in 6 rented apartments, and two of them had a s…
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Comment #28359573
> so the music has to be interpreted Just to extend this point: My understanding of the topic might be far off as I haven't ever learned music under a teacher. But to me there's gr…
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Comment #28338838
Yes this, please!
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Comment #28250709
How is it possible that some kind of imaginative script can be enough to get SMS sim swapped? Why aren't the operators requiring a strong identification via a passport or something…
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Comment #28092870
In previous project, we had Kotlin DSL based definitions, and even though I only read it, it seemed to make a lot of sense: static typing, and reuse of code e.g., between QA and pr…
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Comment #27998289
> We no longer have the problem of trying to fit “a wizard can only use a staff or dagger” into the type system of the C# language. We have no reason to believe that the C# type sy…
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Comment #27746582
Cool idea, my first impression is that there should be some kind of mini-arcs or long phrases that make the content more digestible. What I mean is that now the speaker goes on and…
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Comment #27537404
That sounds like an exciting idea! Though, personally I'm not sure how far one could get and staying true to the spirit, or the deliciousness of go, namely the interweaving quality…
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Comment #27526818
Slightly related, here's a site where one can learn playing go with assisted visuals regarding influence: https://colorgoserver.com/en