Sound Motives

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I used to be a radio producer for a well established music show in the U.K. It was fun!

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Kendrick Lamar, Thom Yorke, Nas, Janelle Monae, James Blake, Anderson Paak. And Benedict Cumberbatch.🤪

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I recently downloaded an offline LLM to use on a flight. I’m learning to code so it was useful to have, to ask basic questions I wanted clarification on, whilst offline. It worked great for my needs!

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It was used at the bbc when I was there, and it was the most hilarious clusterf*ck in terms of ever finding documents. They just disappear into the ether, never to be seen again. Other than that, they’re fun to use!

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Interesting. I’m curious what the dialogue structure adds. Do people feel it’s easier to digest info in the form of dialogue? To me it seems a monologue, without all those “right…” “yes!” pivots - which might well become annoying - would be equally effective?

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I begin a 4 month coding bootcamp in September. Does anyone have advice on how to make the most of the experience? First 8 weeks is Python-focused, before the cohort splits into software / data / quality / cloud engineering specialisms. My background was prev audio production / editorial. I'm excited to begin!

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What app is that?

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I just finished Stanford's 6 week Code In Place course, which was Python. It was a lot of fun. I'm considering a mid-career pivot, to continue to develop what I've learned so far. I recognise it's a long ass journey, but if anyone has any advice on next steps, I'd love to hear. I'm considering a bootcamp or MA next.

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I got a better pessimist - Nick Cave!

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Interesting exercise! Maybe I’ll give it a go at some point. Also, I love the footnote.🤓

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If you were going to organise a debate around the implications of chatGPT and AI on the future of business (for a mainstream audience), who would you want to represent the optimistic and pessimistic sides of the argument - to produce a productive conversation? Optimist - Sam Altman? Pessimist - Mo Gawdat?

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Any podcast gang know about Spotify/Anchor video episodes? Can the audio-only podcast be a distinct edit from the video+audio? I'm asking, because a client is interested in doing video, but we'd want the audio-only version to remain a more finely edited listen - than video allows.

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I just read about Ausha are doing something similar for podcast discovery with their 'Deeplinking'. https://www.ausha.co/blog/technology-to-increase-conversion-rates/?utm_source=podnews.net&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=podnews.net:2023-01-16

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Often I listen to music and think 'I know how that's done.' James Holden's Contains Multitudes begins sparsely, but within a minute it rips its way beyond the further reaches of my comprehension. A wild psychedelic tour of a musical idea. 🙌🙌 https://open.spotify.com/track/2aMLvHpLA3tctPo13sCNY7?si=3abd4fa2b9064

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Interesting! I was initially thinking about Twitter primarily, but this is a very cool way of approaching it for Farcaster. So this is streaming platform specific, but quite nice from a discovery perspective.

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Like a Linktree URL that can present the player of your chosen streaming platform natively? Wouldn't it make sense for a sub-streaming platform protocol, with a single root/location for a particular track/release, perhaps using ISRC or similar? There's probably not a lot of motivation to restructure from music ind.

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What's the most social-native way of sharing music? I often want to share a track I'm enjoying, and end up using the YT link, as a streaming (subscription) - agnostic URL. But say on Twitter, this behaviour isn't encouraged with thumbnails not showing etc. So what's the best way? Could there be a better way?

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Another one that - to my ear.... bangs sooooo hard. This time jazz trio Marcin Wasilewski Trio's 'Vashkar', released on ECM. I used to listen to a lot of bass-focused electronic music, and I find myself pulling very similar 'bassface' when I listen to this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQCZ5Zejghw

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