The Man Who Broke the #Music Business http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2015/04/27/the-man-who-broke-the-music-business An original conduit for the #MP3 & Napster boom, the dawn of digital piracy
Annals of Technology APRIL 27, 2015 ISSUE
The Man Who Broke the Music Business
The dawn of online piracy.
BY STEPHEN WITT
Is Your Music Too Loud?
http://www.wsj.com/articles/is-your-music-too-loud-experts-say-yes-if-its-louder-than-a-microwaves-beep-1425921356 At max volume iPod w/ default white earbuds is 102 dB. Safe for 5′. Listen all day at 80dB
Interesting but addressing mappability issue is key! Might want to also use a non-analytic stat test….
Compared to wavelets, non-independence betw. scales, perhaps key for allowing pruning.
Multiscale representation of #genomic signals. Fold changes & peaks at different scales; better expression prediction
http://www.nature.com/nmeth/journal/v11/n6/full/nmeth.2924.html
QT:”
[Archive.org] is home to 8,976 Grateful Dead recordings—over six thousand more than any other band. You can browse the recordings by year, so if you click on, say, 1973 you will see links to two hundred and ninety-four recordings, beginning with four versions of a February 9th concert at Stanford and ending with several versions of December 19th in Tampa.
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Dark Star Orchestra, a Grateful Dead tribute band
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http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2012/11/26/121126fa_fact_paumgarten
Pandora is a free music service that helps you listen to and discover new music.
I’m listening to Take Me Home, Country Roads (Unplugged) (Live) by John Denver on Pandora
Enjoy!