For thirty years I programmed with Phish on, every day
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For thirty years I programmed with Phish on, every day
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Re: For thirty years I programmed with Phish on, every day
#2This captures a lot of how I've been feeling lately. Thanks for sharing
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#3What is Phish?
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#4Yep, I’m in this boat too.
I’ve given up trying to get that feeling back at work.
We were lucky for 20 years, now if we want to do it for craft it’s time to contribute to OpenBSD or something — with phish on, not for money.
Re: For thirty years I programmed with Phish on, every day
#5What is Phish?
Sentences 5 and 6 of the article, top of the second paragraph:
> That move is Phish fans in miniature. Someone cared enough about the song and the bit that they rebuilt a piece of pop culture around the band.
Re: For thirty years I programmed with Phish on, every day
#6What is Phish?
Phish is an American Rock Band.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phish
Re: For thirty years I programmed with Phish on, every day
#7What is Phish?
Old timey American guitar noodler band.
Re: For thirty years I programmed with Phish on, every day
#8What is Phish?
It's who the dead heads follow around now.
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#9Same here. I used to listen to techno and could just disappear into the work. Those days are gone now.
Re: For thirty years I programmed with Phish on, every day
#10I think this fits well with Phish's isolated monoculture. I also started listening to Phish in the early 90s and have only seen 30 shows or so. Every time I go to a run it is very comfortable. There have been times I havn't seen them for a a good chunk of a decade and the shows feel the same. Eventhough jams have been part of their much of their history variation in musical style hasn't been. That leads to homoginization that makes for great vibe music.