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35,000 words covers 3 to 5 studio albums and EPs. I included mixtapes if the artist was short of the 35,000 words. Quite a few rappers don’t have enough official material to be included (for example, Biggie, Chance the Rapper, Queen Latifah, and El-P).Since the original release, there’s now a notable trend of fewer unique words among newer artists. This is easier to see in the following chart, where I highlighted each artist’s primary decade, based on album release dates for their vocabulary calculation (the first 35,000 lyrics).SourceThere was another study back in 2015 that took 99 of the highest-selling musicians (only four rap artists were included: Eminem, Jay-Z, Tupac, and Kanye West) and used “[each artist’s] 100 densest songs (by total number of words)” to determine vocabulary size. via /r/Music https://ift.tt/UWRItGz

Rappers, ranked by the number of unique words used in their lyrics

35,000 words covers 3 to 5 studio albums and EPs. I included mixtapes if the artist was short of the 35,000 words. Quite a few rappers don’t have enough official material to be included (for example, Biggie, Chance the Rapper, Queen Latifah, and El-P).Since the original release, there’s now a notable trend of fewer unique

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35,000 words covers 3 to 5 studio albums and EPs. I included mixtapes if the artist was short of the 35,000 words. Quite a few rappers don’t have enough official material to be included (for example, Biggie, Chance the Rapper, Queen Latifah, and El-P).Since the original release, there’s now a notable trend of fewer unique words among newer artists. This is easier to see in the following chart, where I highlighted each artist’s primary decade, based on album release dates for their vocabulary calculation (the first 35,000 lyrics).SourceThere was another study back in 2015 that took 99 of the highest-selling musicians (only four rap artists were included: Eminem, Jay-Z, Tupac, and Kanye West) and used “[each artist’s] 100 densest songs (by total number of words)” to determine vocabulary size. via /r/Music https://ift.tt/UWRItGz

Rappers, ranked by the number of unique words used in their lyrics

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Hello fellow idlers,TL;DR: I’ve made an app to schedule and automate the toggling between seated/standing positions on an IKEA Idasen/Linak height adjustable desk.I’ve had this IKEA Idasen/Linak height adjustable desk for a while now, but I’ve noticed that I don’t really use it that much in the standing position. I just forget about it.So I’ve had this idea to automate the desk to switch positions on a scheduled interval for a couple months now, but I just couldn’t figure out how that’d work. I’m a web dev, so I didn’t understand how one would connect to a bluetooth device. Until last week, when I’ve actually found another project which did something similar.IKEA actually provides a mobile app for controlling the desk, but its features are very primitive. You can only switch to a position by holding up/down. You can’t switch to a predefined position without holding a button until the desk reaches that position, that mimics exactly how the physical controller works, and that’s pretty limited. Also, you can’t schedule the desk to automatically switch positions from their app.Anyway, turns out that there’s an API for bluetooth connectivity built into browsers, called navigator.bluetooth. After inspecting the project I’ve mentioned, I’ve noticed that the desk can only receive 3 instructions: up, down or stop. Up raises the desk for 700ms, or about 1cm / 0.4in.I thought that it was pretty lame that they didn’t have an option to instruct the desk to go to a specific height, so I had to create that.My initial idea was to create just the controller (preview), but that meant that I’d have to hard code my schedules for toggling between seated/standing positions, as well as hard code the positions themselves. Not very useful for other people that might want to use it as well. Therefore, I’ve ended up creating an options page for the app, to define the favorite positions and the schedules for toggling between the defined positions.You can find the app here: https://ift.tt/unpS6bH free and available under the MIT license. I’m curious if there are other people using this desk and if you’d find this useful.If you have suggestions to improve it, please let me know, and I’ll try to implement them when I’ll have the time. via /r/webdev https://ift.tt/R5Kmtx8

Ever been so lazy that you’ve automated your desk?

Hello fellow idlers,TL;DR: I’ve made an app to schedule and automate the toggling between seated/standing positions on an IKEA Idasen/Linak height adjustable desk.I’ve had this IKEA Idasen/Linak height adjustable desk for a while now, but I’ve noticed that I don’t really use it that much in the standing position. I just forget about it.So I’ve

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Councillor Joe Cressy’s twitter thread:https://twitter.com/joe_cressy/status/1136752491989819392Toronto’s Chief Planner has just provided an initial detailed memo on the Provincial Government’s unilateral changes to our downtown master plan: TOCore. The details are nothing short of devastating. A thread…Requirements for parks, childcare & community centres – gone. Restrictions on additional shadow on parks – gone. Wider sidewalks to accommodate growth – gone. Measures to protect & enhance health services along University Ave – gone. Requirements for family-sized units – gone.We spent 7 years developing a 25 year plan for downtown to ensure that it remains liveable as it grows. Downtown has the fastest growing neighbourhoods in North America, with a population projected to double to 500k over the next 25 years. The notion this is about supply is BS.Every single unilateral change imposed by the Province on our downtown is transparently about one thing – more money for a few condo developers. Full stop. It has nothing to do with liveability, long-term prosperity, or affordability.Downtown already generates 51% of Toronto’s GDP, 1/4 of our taxes, and contains 1/3 of our jobs. Our downtown plan was developed to sustain that growth and ensure it was viable long-term. The Province is putting that long-term prosperity at risk.As a downtown City Councillor I don’t know how I can honestly tell my constituents that going forward downtown will be a better place than it is today. These unilateral changes truly put downtown’s future as a liveable and prosperous core at risk.The contempt this Provincial Government is demonstrating towards the City of Toronto is atrocious. If Premier Ford wants to be the Mayor of Toronto he should run for the job. His relentless infatuation with Canada’s economic engine, Toronto, is doing severe harm to our future.One final comment. It is time for people from all sectors to speak out: developers, business leaders, city builders. Irreparable harm is being done to the future of our city, and in turn, our Province’s prosperity. It is time to stand up and be counted. ENDKeep that in mind when Ford and the provincial government try to tell you that the current housing situation is a “supply problem.” It’s not. We have too many people holding units as investments instead of housing. via /r/toronto https://ift.tt/KjIBxsm

Three years ago, the province made unilateral changes to Toronto’s downtown core plan…

Councillor Joe Cressy’s twitter thread:https://twitter.com/joe_cressy/status/1136752491989819392Toronto’s Chief Planner has just provided an initial detailed memo on the Provincial Government’s unilateral changes to our downtown master plan: TOCore. The details are nothing short of devastating. A thread…Requirements for parks, childcare & community centres – gone. Restrictions on additional shadow on parks – gone. Wider sidewalks to accommodate

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