Which tool is this?
I think they call this responsive ads, you can create them on ads.google.com
Readit Newsimperistan commented on Meta starts rolling out generative AI tools for all advertisers reuters.com/technology/me... · Posted by u/mfiguiere
Scales are great -- but before or above that, I would say ear train. It's a secret (literally -- shockingly few musicians know about it given how useful it is) weapon. It only takes 15 minutes a day for a few months to be able to hear a melody and know what's being played (at least in relative terms -- perfect pitch is harder but unnecessary). After that you can literally study by simply listening to music, which is both more rewarding and more enjoyable than practicing patterns.
(Okay, technically a song is a pattern. But it's a really nice one.)
Sounds great. What would you do in those 15 mins a day exactly?
imperistan commented on Show HN: Personalized book recommendations with Librarian AI librarian-ai.com/... · Posted by u/delta234
selected three books that I love, two out of three recommended books are childrens books. Weird.. My selected books obviously were not childrens books. Maybe because I selected Dutch books?
imperistan commented on Pi-hole: Network-wide ad blocking github.com/pi-hole/pi-hol... · Posted by u/axiomdata316
It's a great project, but I'm waiting for the day it will be able to block ads that roll before youtube videos play.
I had the same thought but it is not possible. I installed as blockers on my PCs, SmartTubeNext on my Android tv and finally YT vanced on my phone
I cut my podcast subscriptions down to the bone. Every night I go for a 3 mile walk and listen to a podcast. This year I want to go for walks and listen to my brain. Just the thought scares me.
Do it! This summer I started waking up daily at 6 am for an hour of uninterrupted time of thinking and prayer before my little ones wake up. It's great, I'm so happy I did it and plan on doing it forever.
I find myself enjoying solitude and silence more and more. Craving it sometimes, almost. My mental health has improved a lot. It's like I never understood how much my brain needs the quiet alone time without any work planned.
imperistan commented on Dinner for one: A little-known British comedy famous in Germany historyhit.com/culture/di... · Posted by u/Tomte
I am from The Netherlands and I had never seen it until I started dating my now-wife. I got the impression that many Germans believe it’s a well-known sketch since it is in English.
Our 8yo daughter thinks it’s hilarious :).
That's funny. I'm Dutch too, and it was a big part of new years eve in my childhood. We watched it every year and loved it. I don't think I got the final joke about the 'procedure' that happens upstairs after the dinner :)
I always thought that almost all Dutchies had the same experience but maybe I was wrong
imperistan commented on Can the knees go over the toes? (2016) squatuniversity.com/2016/... · Posted by u/Tomte
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Check out ATG split squats
imperistan commented on Show HN: I built an interactive course that helps you learn Vim faster vimified.com/... · Posted by u/Silica6149
I write C# three days a week. Is learning vim worth it?
imperistan commented on Tell HN: Razorpay a YC company shared donor data under a Section 91 order · Posted by u/throw_away_1042
True but India does seem to be steeped in it. I once bribed someone in India accidentally and didn't realise what had happened till afterwards. That's how embedded it is in daily life. I can't imagine that happening anywhere else I've been and I've been a few places.
What happened? Sounds like an interesting story
> Linktree is a one-stop-shop link that can link out to other websites from one webpage
game changer.
you can only put a single link in your insta account so its a quick and simple way to link to multiple pages from your insta without building a webpage for it. It's used a lot, so in that sense it's a game changer