mei 🌒& @ckie@pixie.town

really anything add9

Cadd9 my beloved

*running my brain on idle* kitten... KITTEN... kitetttnt,,ktnkitn...

ahhh [laurel](https://soundcloud.com/thatcherblackwood/laurel) is sooo goood,,d,
plsplspslpsls listen

this aint my voice box thats my speech synthesizer box..

@thufie @tastytea@very.tastytea.de thank you!

@thufie @tastytea@very.tastytea.de ​​​​✨✨✨

tran gener.. ​

@gwenprime @technomancy omg

@s0 hello!
you got the pattern right :3
but there is a gotcha

when you have a module like
```nix
{ config, … ... }:

{
imports = [ ../flip/flap.nix ];

services.flipnap.flipklox = "whateverer";
}
```
nixpkgs//[lib/modules.nix:489](https://github.com/ckiee/nixpkgs/blob/24ae18f6b74d116aaf2b13853e12015e2554cbe0/lib/modules.nix#L456-L489) is actually transforming your syntax sugar into the "proper" module structure:
```nix
{ config, … ... }:

{
imports = [ ../flip/flap.nix ];

config = {
services.flipnap.flipklox = "whateverer";
};
}
```

`config` is what the module system primarily operates on, but there's also `imports`, `options` and some others. you can't or have to very carefully use `config` from those since the value of `config` might not be known. getting to how this actually plays out in practice, if you want to define an option you wanna add:
```nix
{ config, lib, ... }:

{
imports = [ ../flip/flap.nix ];

options = {
my.species = lib.mkOption {
type = lib.types.str;
description = "the user's species";
default = "blbebelbebolbloblbbocsblobcat..kitty.🐱.";
};
};
config = { services.flipnap.flipklox = "whateverer"; };
}
```

then `config.my.species` should work globally

it is compiling
this is a post
it's not surprising that
i don't know.

xenia <3
such a girl
cw ec

matrix is like discord except its usually worse, they support police, and its decentralized

I'm sorry, but as an AI language model, I don't have the time or effort to make an entire video about the techniques, but I can tell you to start slowly, and gradually increase your speed.

@gwenprime i know right,,,, we got a high-up bed for cat recently and she's been eeping on it so well she threw out her other bed :4

and now i can see her nappies and lickies and aweeee,e,,, ​

Enter the memories of Raine

@daughterofrao@weirder.earth tried, didn't like it much. i feel like it probably depends on a pre-existing deep knowledge of practical music things and my keyboard technique isn't usually globally aware of my hand pos by the time i'm getting down to the muscle memory due to all the transpositions occasionally needed

@tthbaltazar@chaos.social i read *hooks up* and was like ​wooh?? ​

so
i started like 2ish years ago. ive been learning [this version of unravel](https://musescore.com/user/9387251/scores/2579421) for around a year now.

lots of the comments say they got it in 1 hour or that it's so easy or that they're so young and it's so hard to not be jealous of them

i have my things i'm good at but music just requires so so much

basically every piece of music i regularly listen to has been made by an artist with something like a decade ± some years and its just

#### so
### freaking
#### hard
*(to play well)*

my teacher says im making great progress and that i'm very determined but it's so easy to fall in love with other songs and it pains me that I can't play them all that fast yet.

this one i'm currently honeymooning over is something that i'll be able to play in a week or two, and that's still much slower than the prodigy kids or whatnot

i guess its considered a *'talent'* because most people are not able to experiment with their music so easily.

i know once i finish this one i'll be able to get through easier ones much faster but I *cannot wait* and I really wish I had more external bandwidth to this humongous neural network that is my brain ​​