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Rick Beato: Greatest Guitarists of All Time, History & Future of Music | Lex Fridman Podcast #492

Lex Fridman49 views
8:49as opposed to somebody that's never been exposed to it and tries to learn it as a teenager. So I think it's very similar to learning languages, which kinda11:14useful- - Yes - ... for musicians? - Yes. - Can you explain the difference between the two? - Relative pitch is basically learning how to identify pitches relative to13:54that first chord is. And for learning solos, for example, or learning melodies, being able to sound something out.

"I Won’t Return” NASA Astrobiologist to be First Human on Mars | Alyssa Carson

Danny Jones75 views
3:45started learning a little bit about the space industry and then when I was young, I went to space camp in Huntsville and that was like my dad always says, like that was my Disney3:53World. Like, you got to ride simulators, you got to meet uh astronauts and so I felt like I was learning so much about the space industry like from just going6:17aspect of learning more about some of those like less gravity environments. So you know NASA uses like underwater to

Eric Ries in conversation with Krisztina "Z" Holly at the Live Talks Business Forum

LiveTalksLA30 views
19:13iteration and customer learning and discovery this is awesome in a lot of companies including a lot of startups19:35engineers what to do uh-huh so all the learning is done that we're gonna pre learn everything that needs to be19:46agile development or some kind of an iterative process themselves so they're like right now we're gonna start learning everything that needs to be learned and it's like well but th

Emily McDonald: Can You Rewire Your Brain?

Trevor Noah41 views
2:53to me. He was like, "Congrats, you couldn't have done better." And I was like, "Get me in the research lab. This is so cool." So I started studying learning, memory, the perception3:13learning and memory is cool, but I wanted to be able to like help people and solve problems that doctors couldn't solve.7:47learning. And I think, you know, in undergrad, I was definitely divinely led on the path toward studying learning and memory first because then I really

How Daz Dillinger & The Dogg Pound Built the Death Row Empire | BackTrak

TmrO Network11 views
10:40right? And then got remarried out there. And then,  you know, I just back and forth and just learning10:47hip-hop. So, learning two different songs, two  live crew. [laughter] You did. Yeah. So, I always   wondered like, man, everybody saying, "Yeah, my  family in the south." And it's 16:33you know, and then Miami, I was just learning  how they cuz they was pitching their [ __ ] off   SP1200. Yep. You know what I'm saying? And then  everybody on the West Coast was us

Byron Boots - He Turned a Polaris RZR Into a Self-Driving Military Vehicle | SRS #336

Shawn Ryan Show26 views
1:36you earned your PhD in machine learning from Carnegie Melon, became a professor at the University of Washington and led21:34learning way of of thinking about things. you're using lots of data, lots of experience to understand what you're seeing in a functional way and then22:02machine learning as as fundamentally, you know, interesting things towards my my graduate education, um which I pursued after that at Carnegie Melon University.