Limina
@lim1na.bsky.social
Neurodivergent, sports fan, masc dyke in infosec, whispering into the void
Well, I guess now I’m going down a rabbit hole of testing the selected_name variable to make sure it is actually something random from the names variable. And to think my friend just wanted to close their eyes and point to a name on a programme! This is much funner. I think…
March 13, 2025 at 5:26 AM
Well, I guess now I’m going down a rabbit hole of testing the selected_name variable to make sure it is actually something random from the names variable. And to think my friend just wanted to close their eyes and point to a name on a programme! This is much funner. I think…
My friend + I decided to randomly select a comedian to go see at Melbourne Comedy Festival. I
was mucking around practicing my (very rudimentary) Python skills to write a script that would choose for us. It chose the same name 3 times in a row (and 3 runs of random. choice(names),out of 50+ names
was mucking around practicing my (very rudimentary) Python skills to write a script that would choose for us. It chose the same name 3 times in a row (and 3 runs of random. choice(names),out of 50+ names
March 13, 2025 at 5:16 AM
My friend + I decided to randomly select a comedian to go see at Melbourne Comedy Festival. I
was mucking around practicing my (very rudimentary) Python skills to write a script that would choose for us. It chose the same name 3 times in a row (and 3 runs of random. choice(names),out of 50+ names
was mucking around practicing my (very rudimentary) Python skills to write a script that would choose for us. It chose the same name 3 times in a row (and 3 runs of random. choice(names),out of 50+ names
I just listened (Listztened?) to Liszt’s Les Préludes performed by Philharmonie De Berlin, led by Alessandra Vitini - so forthright and rousing. If I was alive at the time I definitely would have been badly afflicted with Lisztomania…and I’m unwaveringly sapphic.
February 28, 2025 at 12:55 AM
I just listened (Listztened?) to Liszt’s Les Préludes performed by Philharmonie De Berlin, led by Alessandra Vitini - so forthright and rousing. If I was alive at the time I definitely would have been badly afflicted with Lisztomania…and I’m unwaveringly sapphic.
After listening to the Serenade for Strings by both Dvorak and Tchaikovsky each at least 50 times in the last year, I think I’ve found my new hyper fixation piece.
February 11, 2025 at 3:59 AM
After listening to the Serenade for Strings by both Dvorak and Tchaikovsky each at least 50 times in the last year, I think I’ve found my new hyper fixation piece.
5/ and I realise reading this that it sounded a familiar story. It sounds exactly like the story Tenacious D told when encountering the devil at the crossroads and hearing a song, and not being able to recreate it, but making a Tribute none the less. I just thought that was all kinda neat.
February 11, 2025 at 3:34 AM
5/ and I realise reading this that it sounded a familiar story. It sounds exactly like the story Tenacious D told when encountering the devil at the crossroads and hearing a song, and not being able to recreate it, but making a Tribute none the less. I just thought that was all kinda neat.
/4 he went on that what he heard the devil play in his dream and the piece of music he wrote in the impression of it were so different ‘that I would have destroyed my instrument and have said farewell to music forever if it had been possible for me to live without the enjoyment it affords me’ -
February 11, 2025 at 3:32 AM
/4 he went on that what he heard the devil play in his dream and the piece of music he wrote in the impression of it were so different ‘that I would have destroyed my instrument and have said farewell to music forever if it had been possible for me to live without the enjoyment it affords me’ -
3/ Tartini heard something he retold of in Lalande’s Voyage d’un Francois en Italie, something he ‘had never conceived of in my boldest flights of fancy. I felt enraptured..’ and went on to compose the Devils Trill Sonata which ‘is indeed the best I ever wrote’ -
February 11, 2025 at 3:30 AM
3/ Tartini heard something he retold of in Lalande’s Voyage d’un Francois en Italie, something he ‘had never conceived of in my boldest flights of fancy. I felt enraptured..’ and went on to compose the Devils Trill Sonata which ‘is indeed the best I ever wrote’ -
/2 someone commented about a dream, a pathetic imitation of the masterpiece heard in a dream. Ofc I went down the rabbit hole of what this meant and visited the Wiki of the composer. This guy dreamt of the devil visiting, being his servant (!) and student, then showing Tartini what he had learnt
February 11, 2025 at 3:26 AM
/2 someone commented about a dream, a pathetic imitation of the masterpiece heard in a dream. Ofc I went down the rabbit hole of what this meant and visited the Wiki of the composer. This guy dreamt of the devil visiting, being his servant (!) and student, then showing Tartini what he had learnt
I was listening to a classical music playlist in the shower, like I do, and heard a piece I wasn’t familiar with yet - Tartini’s Violin Sonata in G minor - “Devil’s Trill Sonata”. It stuck in my head and I decided to revisit the piece while working the next day, and I got to reading some comments
February 11, 2025 at 3:24 AM
I was listening to a classical music playlist in the shower, like I do, and heard a piece I wasn’t familiar with yet - Tartini’s Violin Sonata in G minor - “Devil’s Trill Sonata”. It stuck in my head and I decided to revisit the piece while working the next day, and I got to reading some comments
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