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I sorted my work projects into Kanban columns based on their status\u2014different types of to-do, doing, and done.<\/strong> As usual, it took longer than I expected, but thinking through the nature of my various work projects helped me shape my system, which should be helpful for sorting my tasks and personal projects. This week my predetermined project schedule has me switching to my fall housekeeping, but with my new Kanban approach I\u2019m throwing out that schedule and sticking with my current project until it\u2019s at a better stopping point.<\/p>\n \ud83d\ude12<\/p>\n I dropped in on the park of the flooded paths to see if it was walkable yet.<\/strong> The paths were clear and dry as if they would never even think of being covered in marsh water. So I\u2019m considering how to reintroduce the park into my walking rotation, since I\u2019d put a new one in its place.<\/p>\n \ud83d\ude0e<\/p>\n I got hooked on Suno<\/a>, the AI music generation app.<\/strong> I\u2019d known about Suno thanks to my AI news feeds, but I\u2019d been resisting it, mostly because I assumed it wouldn\u2019t be that great and that it\u2019d be hard to access and use. Plus it did feel like a little bit of encroachment on my creative territory. But I am vulnerable to links from my friends, so when one of them sent me a link to it, I didn\u2019t put up a fight, and I found that not only is it easy to use, its music is somehow strangely good.<\/p>\n Here are a few songs that have grabbed my attention:<\/p>\n To help me explore the styles Suno was familiar with, I had ChatGPT throw together a table of the genres in the mashups on Suno\u2019s Explore page plus some extra info about them, which I put into a Google Spreadsheet<\/a>.<\/p>\n And of course, I tried generating a few songs, which you can hear on my profile<\/a>. My favorite so far is an orchestral one I called \u201cShowtime on Banquet Day<\/a>\u201d. It actually sounds like something I\u2019d try to write myself, though it gets a bit wild at the end.<\/p>\n Sliding down the Suno rabbit hole has had a few effects:<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Productivity \ud83d\ude10 I sorted my work projects into Kanban columns based on their status\u2014different types of to-do, doing, and done. As usual, it took longer than I expected, but thinking through the nature of my various work projects helped me … Continue reading Nature<\/h2>\n
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