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My experience exactly


Fun fact: the awa building is clearly visible in the helicopter scene in The Matrix


It was the tallest building in Sydney for quite a while and is now heritage listed.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AWA_Tower

The AWA company was founded in 1909.


Also when driving but Siri / Google assistant are more applicable for that use case


Now if only updates wouldn't brick the device


I have had chronic dizziness for three years. One or two drinks makes me feel hung over for days


I ended up finding "architect" is the role I enjoy. Still very technical but involves talking to people (I have always been a slight expert).

It also suits my "management" style which I learned with volunteers, instead of workers


Some collections are little more than hoarding. Bring on digital


Hoarding is collecting without curation, organization, or pruning.

Instead of filling a house, now you can fill a hard drive. At least you don't leave a huge physical mess for the kids when you pass... but sorting through all the files isn't a nice mess to leave either.


Seems very judgmental. Try collecting coins digitally.


When I worked for Avaya labs in the early 2000s, it was also well known internally that the split made more money. Hence the subsequent voluntary splits


I learned this long ago.

Along with: you will never be thanked for getting a garbage project across the line. You will be thanked more for having a small part in a good project than being the hero on a garbage project.


How applicable is this to eastern musical scales?


I don't know enough about e.g. Indian ragas to say, but you can certainly derive plenty of other scales from exploring relations of the form (a/b)^c == (d/e)^f + error, for integers a-f, while trying to balance small a,b,c,d,e,f against a small error. Any such derivation can be clustered to a piano keyboard of sorts, obviously with a different shape. I remember doing this once (though I forget which for) and making a keyboard that looked much like ours i.e. mostly alternating black/white notes, but the number in each "group" of "consecutive" blacks was different, e.g. 3+4 rather than the 3+2 we all know.


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