Fizzyfloat

I learn around 20 cards a day. I learned about 400 words. I wanna know if it's better to do sentence mining before Anki, adding my 20 words then doing my session, or if I should do that after.

0:02 - 0:11 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIoOj73Xg5Y

I am fairly new to videography as a point of reference. All I currently have is a stock Sony a5100 with no additional lens, and have a budget of of $5,000 for new gear.

In the description he lists

• Canon 5dmkiii + 85mm f/1.2L
• Canon 70D + 50mm f/1.2 L
• 3. Canon 70D + 16-35mm f/2.8L

so I'm assuming because the 5dmkiii doesn't have autofocus, this shot is being done with the 70D? correct me if I'm wrong.. but it looks like the camera adjusts the focus a lot here. Could I get this shot with my a5100 since that also has great auto focus? Would I need an additional lens to get the sam

I've always been an Android user since I had my first smartphone 10 years ago. I had the Pixel 2XL since it came out in 2017. It's been my favorite phone since I've had it and even in 2021, I'm still rocking the 2XL. I was sold on Google and fully integrated with all the software services and google home. I was super excited to get the Pixel 6 as it would seemingly be what I have now but with a better screen with 120hz and overall better hardware. I'm very disappointed by many things with the 6. The giant horizontal extension on the back is just awkward.. but the biggest downside is Android 12 to me. Google/Pixel used to have this pristine aesthetic that separated it from Samsung/other knock

Both the power button and volume buttons are on the top and bottom, making it impossible to use the surface pro 8 vertically without some sort of stand or case because the buttons will just be pushed over and over again. Can't believe MS didn't consider this.. the iPad leaves one vertical and horizontal edge free of buttons for this exact reason. Any solutions for this? Right now I just use a phone stand (can get a tablet stand) and lean it on my piano, but I kind of got this thing for the form factor, so having to get more shit I have to bring with me is kind of counterintuitive 😂

I am a recent college graduate (22) looking to get a nice apartment in midtown NYC. I make 70k at a remote startup as a software engineer, and I am a restaurant pianist also doing other paid gigs, which approximately comes to an additional 32k gross per year making total gross $102k. My ideal apartment is $2200/mo, obviously not accounting for utilities etc.

I would like to start saving for a grand piano to purchase before I'm 30, while also living in New York City. can I do this? is this rent too high to pay for my salary range?

I have a weekly gig playing piano in midtown at a restaurant few nights a week, but pretty much every single patron is 30-40 or older.. which opportunities should I pursue to meet other young musicians?

So I just graduated college, I have 4 internships and am in the final interviews for a backend position at a local game development company. Excitingly, my band was recently offered a 3 month tour at the end of the year. However, assuming I secure the backend job, I am not sure if I will be able to continue remote work and retain productivity while on the road. Has anyone done this before?

I have a couple of shows coming up that I will be playing rock guitar live, and I have a Marshall preset on my AX8 with a riff, solo and clean scene set up. is there anything I should know before I get to the venue and work with the sound guy about my unit and setting it up?