u/ngserdna

Dude is a natural mxc commentator

This is in kingdom hearts

This looks like the keyblade graveyard

In my experience, industry teaches you plenty of practical knowledge that you don't get in school, but academia is the gateway to industry research positions. E.g. if you wanted to work at Sandia National Labs or nvidia, it certainly helps to have an academic background. I think you more commonly find tech folk fending for themselves through contract work more than full time positions, but that's just my opinion.

Roland -> Fantom Korg -> Kronos (or nautilus) Yamaha -> motif

These are already kind of old. What are the next big flagships?

Thanks for the AMA and sorry about your experience. Hope things work themselves out.

My guy ries still on the move. Way to go man!

In your opinion, what should be society's main focus at the moment? (This is open ended, just curious as to what you think should be the top of top- priorities)

Now implement it in an embarrassingly-parallel CUDA version

Its Scott Sterling!

Epigenetics?

Haha yea, I thought that was funny too. I'm like... what about the rest of my range?

Dang, that makes a lot of sense! I'll try that next time. Thanks!

I did, got a hearing test and all, but it was just "tinnitus". Idk... something makes me not happy with that. Wondering if anyone else had a different experience.

There's the Yamaha montage, the Korg Kronos (or nautilus), and the roland fantom. These keyboards are somewhat dated now, but we haven't seen news of upcoming flagships. What/when could the next ones be?

Traverse nightmare fog

Noted. I'll do that

Benford's law is pretty cool too

I read that as "trained by Elvis" the first go-through

"My computer does what I need it to do"

That'd be quite the turn of events yea? Lol