Jimi Hendrix was a systems engineer
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Jimi Hendrix was a systems engineer
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#2Jimi on the radio is my shorthand for bad economic times. Happened in 2007 and he's playing on the airwaves now
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#3Jimi on the radio is my shorthand for bad economic times. Happened in 2007 and he's playing on the airwaves now
Interesting economic indicator. But isn't Jimi playing on the radio all the time somewhere?
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#4Jimi on the radio is my shorthand for bad economic times. Happened in 2007 and he's playing on the airwaves now
I prefer the Circle Jerks:
In a sluggish economy
Inflation, recession
Hits the land of the free
Standing in unemployment lines
Blame the government for hard time
We just get by
However we can
We all gotta duck
When the shit hits the fanRe: Jimi Hendrix was a systems engineer
#5Nice article, but that the signal chain in the top image doesn't match the signal chain described in the text annoys me more than it should.
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#6The original title: "Jimi Hendrix's Analog Wizardy Explained."
> and the component was the Octavia guitar pedal, created for Hendrix by sound engineer Roger Mayer.
So, Roger was the engineer. And, Jimi was the artist.
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#7And God is a DJ.
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#8This is one of the few articles where I noticed a bunch of LLM-isms and still read to the end because it was interesting.
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#9This is one of the few articles where I noticed a bunch of LLM-isms and still read to the end because it was interesting.
It's because there's clearly a near-1:1 ratio of input to output. I also noticed some LLMisms, and I suspect the author may have ran the text (perhaps in the form of a large number of bullet points) through an LLM. But because he's using the LLM to clean instead of multiply, it's still worth reading.
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#10Nice article, but that the signal chain in the top image doesn't match the signal chain described in the text annoys me more than it should.
It's also a standard right handed strat, which seems like an oversight for a guy famous for playing with a right handed strat flipped upside down.