bennesvig

I've wanted to learn Music Theory for about a decade (only learned guitar tabs as a teen and to read sheet music as an adult). Love what you made and just got the premium course.

Would require the headset being plugged in.

Some guests who got theirs removed complained on twitter, so this seems unlikely.

The part about the algorithm might be referring to when you first join TikTok. THEN it shows you the most popular videos at the moment, adjusting quickly to a more personalized feed based on viewing/interaction behaviors.

Ben & Jerry's spent less than $5k on Facebook and Instagram ads last month. They'll get more publicity value from joining the boycott vs. paying to run ads for a month or two.

Rdio used to be my favorite app for music discovery before it got acquired/shut down.

I was a heavy Tumblr user until I discovered Reddit around then, which made it easier to find the same type of content with more consistency.

> If schools aim to boost students’ future income by teaching job skills, why do they entrust students’ education to people so detached from the real world?

Because the aim of school is to teach compliance, to sit quietly for 8 hours a day and do what you're told. I don't think it has ever been about learning truly practical skills. I don't even remember taking basic finance classes in high school.

Not sure why your comment is getting downvoted. It's absolutely true. It was obviously said as a joke.

Yep, the videos that autoplay on kids content can be super creepy, borderline fetish/brainwashing content. The channel H3H3 summarized a few of the videos (Spiderman and Elsa come to mind). YouTube didn’t take action against those videos until a year later.

Really hoping one of these wave pools makes its way to the midwest.

You likely mean ads for TikTok which Musically merged into after being acquired.