@raichoo Mine wasn't great, really. The machine was optimized for cranking out marching bands. I was kind of on my own for theory. But I did learn to read, in two clefs. Mainly because I swapped instruments a lot.
@raichoo Right. Nothing I couldn't master with a little discipline. Having a default position for site reading gets you a long way. Most music falls in a particular range. I'm just lazy, of course.
But yeah, I'm sure actively touring got you there much faster than might have otherwise.
@vascorsd Well, those were different days. Everybody seems to think it should be adversarial now. I don't know how or when that crept it, but it's pretty stupid.
v1.0 then:
“Perl is kind of designed to make #awk and #sed semi-obsolete […] The language is intended to be practical (easy to use, efficient, complete) rather than beautiful (tiny, elegant, minimal).” https://github.com/Perl/perl5/releases/tag/perl-1.0
@mjgardner@Perl My usual practice at the time, was to begin in bourne shell. If the complexity became unwieldy, I'd stick an "END" near the top and start moving things up, porting as I went.
Played 2 Gigs last weekend and had a blast. It's not that often that you get approached by the sound guy with "Hey, I pulled your volume up during the gig, your #bass sounded great!" 😹 #bassguitar#metal
Every time I learn a fact about Apple Silicon macs I am shocked anew that there are people who use Apple Silicon macs for a reason other than "I was forced to"