An experimental remix of music from "Timer."

TiME [WIP]

TTS of https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/comments/1oivjvm/claude_code_is_a_beast_tips_from_6_months_of/

Claude Code is a Beast – Tips from 6 Months of Hardcore Use

The second album by PE 2.0 on the SpitSlam Label. 
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www.2-0PE.com

#2 Black Thesis

premiered at Tiny Mix Tapes http://tinyurl.com/h89c2up

L'Orange remixes Kool Keith's "Super Hero" cut with MF DOOM off of Keith's new album "Feature Magnetic." http://tinyurl.com/zwof8hp

Kool Keith - Super Hero feat. MF DOOM (LOrange Remix)

Gene Kim and John Willis present this nine-part series that includes an oral history of the DevOps movement, as well as discussion around pivotal figures and philosophies that DevOps draws upon, from Goldratt to Deming; from Lean to Safety Culture to Learning Organizations.The audiobook is a great way for listeners to take an even deeper dive into topics relevant to DevOps and leading technology organizations.

The series will launch on February 27 on Audible, Amazon and iTunes.

Beyond The Phoenix Project

Beyond The Phoenix Project Excerpt: Module 1 - The Phoenix Project

Beyond The Phoenix Project Excerpt: Module 2 - Goldratt

Beyond The Phoenix Project Excerpt: Module 3 - Deming

The Story of Adiddon

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The Story of Adidon

In the Spring of 1970, armed National Guardsmen fired on Vietnam protesters at Kent State in Ohio, killing four students.  The event reverberated across the country, spurring Neil Young to pen “Ohio” for Crosby, Stills & Nash, a folk anthem The Guardian calls “the greatest protest record” in American history.

Days later—forgotten in the shadow of Kent State—police killed two black students at a similar protest at Jackson State in Mississippi.  The incident echoed a growing racial divide, and rising tensions between police and inner city youth across the country.  Fusing “Ohio” with Jimi Hendrix “Machine Gun,” The Isley Brothers re-framed the narrative of the song around urban unrest, bridging the cultural gap between two songs (and their fans) as a deliberate statement.  Music was one of the few forces that could bridge the racial divide and bring people together—cultural connective tissue for a divided world.

Now, DJ/Producer J.PERIOD is proud to present the next chapter in the historic saga of “Ohio”: “SOLDIERS,” the epic new single from Hip Hop’s pre-eminent freedom fighters Dead Prez and rising stars Sa-Roc & Maimouna Youssef.  Sampling elements of The Isley Brothers’ “Ohio” over a hard-hitting track produced by J.PERIOD, “SOLDIERS” reframes the narrative again for a new generation—the generation of Ferguson, Flint, Oakland, New Orleans, Sanford, and Charlottesville.

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