Published on: 2025-07-02 08:00:00
Almost no one hits it big in music. The odds are so bad it’s criminal. But on a late spring evening in Louisville, Kentucky, Mike Smith and Jonathan Hay were having that rare golden moment when everything clicks. Smith was on guitar. Hay was fiddling with the drum machine and keyboard. Dudes were grooving. Holed up in Hay’s living room, surrounded by chordophones and production gizmos, the two musicians were hoping that their first album as a jazz duo would finally win them the attention they’d
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Find related items on AmazonPublished on: 2025-07-10 12:52:21
Hey HN, We are building Jazzberry (https://jazzberry.ai), an AI bug finder that automatically tests your code when a pull request occurs to find and flag real bugs before they are merged. Here’s a demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6ZTu86qK8U#t=7 We are building Jazzberry to help you find bugs in your code base. Here’s how it works: When a PR is made, Jazzberry clones the repo into a secure sandbox. The diff from the PR is provided to the AI agent in its context window. In order to
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In Suno Veritas And now for something completely different. Meanwhile Suno happened, and I’m totally blown away by it! Computer-generated music has fascinated me since my youth. I even wrote my master thesis at ETH Zurich on AI and music. But Suno is in a completely different league to all previous attempts (and there have been many). So it’s high time I played around with it. This technology definitely has a high addiction potential! In this post, I explore Suno’s ability to create covers o
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A blog about math (mainly), computer tricks (sometimes) and jazz music.
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Since the mid-1970s, almost every jazz musician has owned a copy of the same book. It has a peach-colored cover, a chunky, 1970s-style logo, and a black plastic binding. It’s delightfully homemade-looking—like it was printed by a bunch of teenagers at a Kinkos. And inside is the sheet music for hundreds of common jazz tunes—also known as jazz “standards”—all meticulously notated by hand. It’s called the Real Book. But if you were going to music school in the 1970s, you couldn’t just buy a copy
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Find related items on AmazonPublished on: 2025-09-23 00:39:10
Since the mid-1970s, almost every jazz musician has owned a copy of the same book. It has a peach-colored cover, a chunky, 1970s-style logo, and a black plastic binding. It’s delightfully homemade-looking—like it was printed by a bunch of teenagers at a Kinkos. And inside is the sheet music for hundreds of common jazz tunes—also known as jazz “standards”—all meticulously notated by hand. It’s called the Real Book. But if you were going to music school in the 1970s, you couldn’t just buy a copy
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