Share your coding music
Hey, surely you listen to something that at least makes you chill while coding if not drawing your attention to youtube at least a little ;)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsBKBTQuF7Y
What's your favorite?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsBKBTQuF7Y
What's your favorite?
Jazz music from my cable's Music Choice channels playing on TV in the background is my go-to now.
I used to listen to an MP3 CD compiled from the Baldur's Gate II video game, or The Sims 3.
Video is too distracting for me.
I used to listen to an MP3 CD compiled from the Baldur's Gate II video game, or The Sims 3.
Video is too distracting for me.
I usually listen to choice selections from Dokken, Firehouse, Whitesnake, L.A. Guns, or Winger. There are some others that don't come to my mind immediately, but those are my main go-tos. Maybe a little Moody Blues (Days of Future Passed) if I'm in the mood.
...and now I just dated myself
...and now I just dated myself
I just have a giant folder of stuff i like on random shuffle. Most of it is noisy (metallica 1-3 type stuff, or ac/dc type racket), to drown out distractions. If deep in concentration where the metal / hard stuff is disruptive, I have fallbacks, one amusing of those is the conan soundtrack, another is a wide cut of the ventures (though pipeline got pulled up to the main noise folder!), a few other quiet ones are enya, cowboy junkies.
The Conan soundtrack...wow. I think you dated yourself worse than I did ;)
Although that is a great movie, especially in the theater!
Although that is a great movie, especially in the theater!
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Oh! I didn't realize that. I haven't heard of them.
Although in retrospect, I guess Days of Future Passed is also about 20 years older...
do yourself a favor: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TfCeH5H8oY
that LP opens up into a 2 LP sized pinup :) Of course she is like 85 now.
And a second favor: don't watch the live stuff. The 70s were harsh on everyone. Listen to it, sure, but watching is painful.
Ive seen Peter, Paul, & Mary in concert. That is as much additional dating as I will provide.
that LP opens up into a 2 LP sized pinup :) Of course she is like 85 now.
And a second favor: don't watch the live stuff. The 70s were harsh on everyone. Listen to it, sure, but watching is painful.
Ive seen Peter, Paul, & Mary in concert. That is as much additional dating as I will provide.
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lol, dating pics in videos is not bad but primary purpose should be lengthy video and good chill music so it doesn't distract as much ;)
hopefully you wife doesn't ask you to lay the bill for inappropriate pics lmao.
hopefully you wife doesn't ask you to lay the bill for inappropriate pics lmao.
Its G rated. She has on more than most at a beach or pool today on both the front, back, and inside. Its early 60s, people had not admitted to discovering the difference between boys and girls in public yet.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3ENX3aHlqU
Actually, anything from either of those singers is good.
Actually, anything from either of those singers is good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abdUjh6yo8E
I think she has done that before, more than once :+)
Amazing memory, concert pianists that can play for 20 minutes or more with no music in front of them. Yuha has a particularly prodigious memory, she has done a number of concertos now and can still play them all. Considering that it takes 2 to 3 years to prepare for one of them, I find that thoroughly impressive.
Regarding the sheet music for this particular performance, I am guessing it must be a nightmare to even look at. I reckon it would take me weeks to master 10 seconds of that.
Imagine that keyboard skill applied to coding !!
Here is the score:
https://musescore.com/jqhn/cziffra--transcriptions-tritsch-tratsch-polka
I think she has done that before, more than once :+)
Amazing memory, concert pianists that can play for 20 minutes or more with no music in front of them. Yuha has a particularly prodigious memory, she has done a number of concertos now and can still play them all. Considering that it takes 2 to 3 years to prepare for one of them, I find that thoroughly impressive.
Regarding the sheet music for this particular performance, I am guessing it must be a nightmare to even look at. I reckon it would take me weeks to master 10 seconds of that.
Imagine that keyboard skill applied to coding !!
Here is the score:
https://musescore.com/jqhn/cziffra--transcriptions-tritsch-tratsch-polka
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