tintinnabula | Dark Hacker News

user:	tintinnabula
created:	February 18, 2015
karma:	13.6k
about:	“There is nothing more notable in Socrates than that he found time, when he was an old man, to learn music and dancing, and thought it time well spent.” ― Michel de Montaigne

1.	"Piss Christ" Became a Culture-War Bomb(newyorker.com) 6 points by tintinnabula 5 hours ago \| 1 comment
2.	An Ordinary Mind on an Ordinary Day(laphamsquarterly.org) 21 points by tintinnabula 12 days ago \| 1 comment
3.	Is the Twenty-First Century a Creative Void?(yalereview.org) 3 points by tintinnabula 31 days ago \| 1 comment
4.	The Final Word(theamericanscholar.org) 3 points by tintinnabula 41 days ago \| 0 comments
5.	He Lost It at the Movies(theideasletter.org) 44 points by tintinnabula 54 days ago \| 36 comments
6.	Why Does Music in Science Fiction Sound Like That?(daily.jstor.org) 3 points by tintinnabula 75 days ago \| 0 comments
7.	Why AI Needs a Sense of Smell(noemamag.com) 2 points by tintinnabula 87 days ago \| 0 comments
8.	Southern Journey(en.wikipedia.org) 2 points by tintinnabula 108 days ago \| 0 comments
9.	An Aural Companion for Decades, CBS News Radio Crackles to a Close(nytimes.com) 78 points by tintinnabula 115 days ago \| 21 comments
10.	Werner Herzog Between Fact and Fiction(unherd.com) 1 points by tintinnabula 129 days ago \| 2 comments
11.	Werner Herzog Between Fact and Fiction(unherd.com) 3 points by tintinnabula 134 days ago \| 1 comment
12.	Jimi Hendrix was a systems engineer(spectrum.ieee.org) 678 points by tintinnabula 139 days ago \| 251 comments
13.	Boogiebench: Evaluating models' ability to write music(boogiebench.com) 1 points by tintinnabula 140 days ago \| 0 comments
14.	A Green 'Monster' Hides on a Quiet London Street(nytimes.com) 1 points by tintinnabula 172 days ago \| 0 comments
15.	If You Think This Instrument Is Hard to Play, Try Building One(nytimes.com) 26 points by tintinnabula 176 days ago \| 7 comments
16.	Richard Linklater's love letter to the New Wave(observer.co.uk) 3 points by tintinnabula 180 days ago \| 0 comments
17.	Tom Verlaine was a mystery. His archives reveal more of his story(nytimes.com) 2 points by tintinnabula 184 days ago \| 0 comments
18.	Joan Didion and Kurt Vonnegut had something to say. We have it on tape(nytimes.com) 111 points by tintinnabula 204 days ago \| 25 comments
19.	The Beauty of Dissonance(plough.com) 20 points by tintinnabula 214 days ago \| 1 comment
20.	A mild mannered Englishman who was the most prolific ghost hunter(lithub.com) 12 points by tintinnabula 266 days ago \| 1 comment
21.	Art Must Act(aeon.co) 48 points by tintinnabula 271 days ago \| 3 comments
22.	D'Angelo's Genius Was Pure, and Rare(newyorker.com) 43 points by tintinnabula 271 days ago \| 5 comments
23.	The Heroic Remains of Homer's Odyssey(historytoday.com) 2 points by tintinnabula 290 days ago \| 0 comments
24.	Patagonian Welsh(en.wikipedia.org) 109 points by tintinnabula 292 days ago \| 67 comments
25.	With Strings Attached(reviewcanada.ca) 8 points by tintinnabula 300 days ago \| 1 comment
26.	Elephants Say They Like Them Apples(nytimes.com) 3 points by tintinnabula 1 year ago \| 1 comment
27.	The Atlantic's Expensive Hiring Spree(nymag.com) 4 points by tintinnabula 1 year ago \| 1 comment
28.	The Great Egg Heist(washingtonpost.com) 26 points by tintinnabula 1 year ago \| 14 comments
29.	Our languages have more in common than you might think(washingtonpost.com) 15 points by tintinnabula 1 year ago \| 1 comment
30.	The Sixties Come Back to Life in "Everything Is Now"(newyorker.com) 40 points by tintinnabula 1 year ago \| 71 comments