When You'd Rather Go It Alone ...

[gjmalcyon]

Don't like your guitar teacher?

Courtesy of today's New Atlas newsfeed, here is the mu6label (huh?) for you do-it-yourselfers:

Smart learning device sticks a personal teacher to your guitar

Learning to play guitar is tough, and though there's no replacement for hard work and practice, technology can lend a helping hand. The mu6label is the latest gadget in the space, a bendy AI-powered device that attaches to a guitar's upper edge and includes a virtual teacher, chord library and…

newatlas.com

 

[GGJaguar]

Looks like Guitar Hero.

 

[walrus]

Not gonna work for me - I'd need some bifocals to even see that!

walrus

 

[fronobulax]

It says "multi-tool" and so, like other examples, it will do things some individuals won't care about and nothing as good as a specialized single tool.

The value added I see to this is if the AI can actually detect a problem and suggest a correction. My teacher had a lot of problems to choose from but a lot of his diagnosis was visual. We could both hear I played a wrong note but he could look at my hands and suggest when to shift on the fretboard or when not to use a pinky. The AI might be good enough to do that but if a fix is to move up the neck and not use open strings would the AI figure that out?

 

[adorshki]

It says "multi-tool" and so, like other examples, it will do things some individuals won't care about and nothing as good as a specialized single tool.

The value added I see to this is if the AI can actually detect a problem and suggest a correction. My teacher had a lot of problems to choose from but a lot of his diagnosis was visual. We could both hear I played a wrong note but he could look at my hands and suggest when to shift on the fretboard or when not to use a pinky. The AI might be good enough to do that but if a fix is to move up the neck and not use open strings would the AI figure that out?

When they work the bugs out of the corporeal awareness extension. Simulating the proprioceptive nervous system is proving more enjoyable than anticipated and so they want to extend the development time.

 

[GGJaguar]

When they work the bugs out of the corporeal awareness extension. Simulating the proprioceptive nervous system is proving more enjoyable than anticipated and so they want to extend the development time.

Have you been practicing Rayspeak on Duolingo today?

 

[RBSinTo]

When they work the bugs out of the corporeal awareness extension. Simulating the proprioceptive nervous system is proving more enjoyable than anticipated and so they want to extend the development time.

Adorshki,
In answer to your statement, I would just say:
It's crackers to slip a rozzer the dropsy in snide."
RBSinTo

 

[fronobulax]

Adorshki,
In answer to your statement, I would just say:
It's crackers to slip a rozzer the dropsy in snide."
RBSinTo

Mad Magazine or Australian gumshoe novels?

 

[RBSinTo]

Mad Magazine or Australian gumshoe novels?

Franny,
Never remember seeing it in any of Nevil Shute's novels, so I musta read it in an early Mad.
RBSinTo

 

[adorshki]

Mad Magazine or Australian gumshoe novels?

Franny,
Never remember seeing it in any of Nevil Shute's novels, so I musta read it in an early Mad.
RBSinTo

I'd be willing to wager Ms. Allingham counted Lewis Carrol and Damon Runyon among her literary influences.

"Lemon Drop's equalizer bucked gently in his gripper as it spat lead like the spittle from the meatgrinders of a jabberwock's vicious bark."

Is there still a Bulwer-Lytton contest? I think I got a winner. But I gotta go it alone.

 

[adorshki]

Have you been practicing Rayspeak on Duolingo today?

Who needs practice? I understood it from the beginning. Who do you think named the dialect?

Besides, Rayspeak's @Rayk 's gig, I wouldn't demean it with pallid emulation.

I just likes to juxtapose big words in a dysphoric manner.