When I write music on a piano or a guitar, it feels like it's "out there" and I'm finding it or catching it or channeling it. When I program electronic music on the other hand, it feels like it's all coming from me. I'm creating it.
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Only 250 copies were pressed of this groovy Scottish prog/psychedelic record from the 70s https://youtu.be/CG8Z9EOsiik
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misterdizzy
3 months ago
The Present Haze album has the old download link for the interactive 3D maze version of the album from when it was first released. Java required
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misterdizzy
3 months ago
Tweaks on Music page for mobile. Also the front page moon phase emoji now shows the mouseover text if you tap on a touch screen.
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Playing around with installing and running local LLMs and they're all kind of terrible.
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kingbook
3 months ago
I'm having a hard time finding a good use for any of it anymore. It feels like more work and less fruitful productivity to me now. I like the privacy promise of local models, but their even-higher rates of failure make them that much less helpful.
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The movie scene that best captures the feeling of jamming and "finding" a song is (ironically) the "Whoop That Trick" scene from Hustle and Flow. It's the search, the finding, the buildup and the musical payoff