i agree and this matches the authors intent: https://lwn.net/Articles/1049840/

He didn't intend it as a joke and his intent matches the op's title revision request: https://lwn.net/Articles/1049840/

love to hear good news even if it's a relatively small sample size. anecdotal, but i've heard that the antioxidants in fresh ground coffee is also very good!

Now CA needs one

They have LTSE (Long Term Stock Exchange).

not sure why the title was renamed, but i thought this was interesting primarily because it's the early work of Rich Hickey, famous for making the Clojure language.

Heard about this watching Casey Muratori's "The Big OOPs" talk [0]. Thought it couldn't be _that_ Hickey, but turns out it was!

[0] https://youtu.be/wo84LFzx5nI?si=SBv1UqgtKJ1BH3Cw&t=5159

> In the end, I decided on C Sharp, even though I had never used it professionally

I love C#, I use it every day, but who makes a decision like this?

you'll execute pretty fast if your back is up against a wall

confidence all the way down

Confidence is all you need.

True in many situations in life.

very beautifully done!

I think it would be cool to have an aeolian harp if you feel up for simulating "wind".

Also since you're going into rhythm and are basing this on JI, a integer ratio polyrhythm system is lots of fun to make!