[Android] Can't unhide posts: version 2026.19.0.2619080
Selecting the option to unhide a post doesn't work on the mobile app, even after trying and refreshing many times.
Selecting the option to unhide a post doesn't work on the mobile app, even after trying and refreshing many times.
(Celebration post) If I didn't complete this assignment that was due today I would have failed my module and had to retake a year. I tried to start the assignment earlier but was facing a complete mental block because I was behind on the module and therefore I didn't know a lot of the content. However, about 7 hours before the deadline I suddenly found some kind of superhuman motivation and working memory and was able to teach myself triple integrals and Fourier series in time to be able to do the assignment. "Finished" is maybe not the right word as I didn't get all questions answered, but I got enough of the assignment done that I'm on track to pass the module as long as most of what I did was correct. I just wanted to share this acheivement with the ADHD community as I'm feeling so relieved right now.
As the title says - this is a bug for both the desktop web and mobile app. Drafts do not get deleted when using the inbuilt "delete draft" functionality but rather nothing happens - it's necessary to open the draft itself before it can be deleted.
I'm not talking about AI music but about music that is literally randomly generated, for example by throwing dice and using the outcomes of the dice rolls to determine the music, or writing an algorithm to output a list of random numbers and picking the musical notes based on that. An example is John Cage's Music of Changes, which was created by consulting the Chinese I Ching book to determine the notes of the music, how long they are played for and how loud.
This came to mind as I was explaning to someone that the Finnish word for night, 'yö', is pronounced how 'üö' would be pronounced in German (as one syllable). That made me wonder, are there any dialects of German that have actually developed this sound, with a word like mögen becoming "müögen"?
I've never heard any other music like this, whether by Stockhausen himself or anybody else and I'd love to discover more electronic music in a similar idiom. Does it even exist?
Here is an audio of what the language sounds like:
For example languages that allow words like zkatb without assimilating any of the segments for voicing.
I was a little surprised when I saw the chart, as my impression of Steve Reich was that his music is neither extremely popular nor particularly niche. Even among 20th century classical composers the music of Dmitri Shostakovich is many times more popular than Steve Reich, yet the first Shostakovich album appears at #53 on the RYM classical chart behind no less than 3 recordings of that same Steve Reich piece.