Timothy Rosenberg

The App Store Connect page that says Rush Music at the top and indicates that the app is "waiting for review".

I made an app! If you like music; but, hate Music.app, I think you are going to like this.

I mean AI might replace all of us one day; but, at least I don’t need to learn RegEx anymore. That is a haunted language. Let the robots deal with it.

Ann error message from Claude Code that says, "Good progress! We've reduced the errors from your 3 original errors to just 5 total errors."

🤔

Claude Code's message that says, "At this point, I have completed most of the Task 1.2 requirements. Let me update my task status and commit."

If I wanted half-finished work, I would just ask my students, Claude.

I'm pretty sure Claude Code just cuts me off when it gets bored with my stuff.

Me to me 5 year old, right now.

Am I using the Internet wrong or something? I never used Pocket; but, I have used a read-it-later service since Marco owned Instapaper. I don’t know what tab groups or enhanced bookmarks are; but, I don’t think they’re a replacement for Pocket.

Hello officer, I’d like to report a murder!

Well, you see, there was Pippen, and there was Payton…

@gutenberg.org I am getting 504 Errors with any search and when trying to access any book from the homepage. I tried on my university wi-fi and on AT&T 5G, with the same results each time. Can you tell me if this is a known issue or if I am doing something wrong?

There’s one answer and it’s definitely Voltaire.

I tried that and it only found 40 files, 34 MB. I guess this is because almost all of my personal files (docs, PDFs, etc.) are on iCloud, which is excluded. Will there be a way to scan those, or is it not possible due to technology limitations?

I remember that last season the NYR N-Zone was a quagmire for other teams, leading to turnovers and fast breaks. They weren’t great 5v5 in the O-Zone, and FLP’s D-Zone was suffocating, leading to NYR’s loss.

But, something is very different in the N-Zone this season. Not as tough for other teams.

A screenshot of the Hyperspace app on MacOS that shows only 22 duplicate files out of 66,984 scanned files. The app claims it could save 14 MB of space, which is not much.

I run a tight ship. cc:
@siracusa.bsky.social

He meant that these kinds of jobs will be done by fewer and fewer people. So, what does it mean for society when a large part of humanity is not just unemployed; but, unemployable? It’s not that certain jobs are bullshit; but, jobs, themselves, are bullshit.

Umm… that’s not what David Graeber was writing about when he called them “Bullshit Jobs”. (A term that he really shouldn’t have chosen and I’m guessing he would take back if he were alive.)

Here goes! Dreams & Nightmares: a recital.

https://www.youtube.com/live/-XQs3XuSTfE?si=AFPSzP79LkiOeIYX

Fun fact: this was the only known recording of the saxophone at the time. The instrument was only invented the previous year.

Slept on my elbow wrong and now I’m pretty sure I need Tommy John’s surgery.

5. I'm an artist but I can't do art anymore.

4. I might be a ghost. Not sure.

3. Philosophy punching.

2. Time is running out; so, we need to kiss.

1. Being an artist is a lot harder than people will ever believe.

YouTube video by Michele Zanotti Jean Marie Londeix-Prelude, cadence et finale

My favorite Londiex recording is certainly his Desenclos. The Cadence is just a masterpiece of pacing and technique. youtu.be/J6H95ohBXNY?...

Guh. Bunky Green and then Jean-Marie Londiex on back to back days. Giants of the instrument. Thank you for everything, maestros.

YouTube video by GOODSAX84 Bunky Green Quartet 2007 Little Girl I'll Miss You

Bunky Green was one of the best. The maestro. youtu.be/OUOaiLPsVio?...

I think it’s
1. Gaspard,
2. Tombeau,
3. Mallarmé songs.

And I’m a saxophonist; so, Pictures is really important to me. But, Ravel’s original works have something different about them that I really love.

Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl Halftime Show: The Peak of All Rap Battles? The first rapper to headline the N.F.L.’s biggest stage solo made his Drake diss “Not Like Us” the centerpiece of his set at the expense of a larger statement.

It feels like Jon wrote most of this article before he saw the performance. Kendrick wasn’t subtle. The picture at the top of the article kind of spells it out. www.nytimes.com/2025/02/09/a...

I’ve seen enough. Put Kendrick in charge of the LA Olympics.

An Oral History of the Kidz Bop Cover of John Cage’s 4′33″ Part One: The Kidz Dana Wilkinson, Kidz Bop Producer: People don’t remember this, but there was a draft in the early 2000s. We’d show up at some th...

"The first wave of screams is playful, like maybe it was all planned. I don’t know; I was six, and I hadn’t slept in three months. I was hallucinating that my blood was alive and trying to escape out of my feet."

I am begging you: if you are writing a thread of more than a couple posts, get a blog. I don’t mean this in a mean way. I mean: allow this thought to continue to exist, outside of this platform, in an actually coherent, readable format that sticks around for longer than 20 minutes. You deserve it!

Was it Ted Valentine? That guy can’t resist making a bad call in a big spot.

I'm going to be generous and say it is some kind of museum? That panel behind Zimmer's head sort of looks like a museum plaque?