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  1. @mattb ...and still knows where his towel is, is clearly a man to be reckoned with.
  2. @mattb any man who can hitch the length and breadth of the galaxy, rough it, slum it, struggle against terrible odds, win through...
  3. @ubernostrum hehe
  4. if your (Python) method doesn't reference self, you're doing it wrong
  5. @ntoll the curse of being an autodidact is large gaps in one's knowledge
  6. @ntoll recommended recording? (I may have one already but I'd like your recommendation)
  7. @ntoll I need to learn more about Orfeo, but agree 100% on the others
  8. @ntoll which brings us back to my original tweet which is that the Tristan chord still blows my mind (having the context, etc)
  9. @ntoll which makes it very hard to convey what a shock something in past would have been at the time
  10. @ntoll but I even wonder if it's possible to be shocked any more. Then again, maybe if I knew what it would take to shock it wouldn't shock
  11. @ntoll I wonder if there's a paradoxical meta issue that in the arts, we're no longer shocked by something being shocking
  12. @ntoll I will hopefully do some Sebastian this weekend
  13. @ntoll it's hard for me to conceive of something equivalent even recently. Cage's 4'33"? No idea really.
  14. @ntoll bam! the opening to Tristan
  15. @ntoll lead them down the path that this is a fundamental underlying concept that pervades Western music and once they bought in to that...
  16. @ntoll yeah, you could play a ton of examples from Bach to the Beatles showing how they are all basically doing the same kind of thing
  17. @jessenoller just ask @gregnewman ! #futurenewman
  18. @ntoll it amazes me now, imagine what it would have been like then! I knew you of anyone would understand what I was talking about :-)
  19. @flangy I need to get back to ApplePy as I was getting close (can boot but has issues with Integer Basic)
  20. @ajfisher at some point we'd love to hear more about how we can improve it for your needs