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This sounds absolutely nothing like Beethoven, and even breaks some of that contrapuntal rules of the time. Humans can do it better.
I asked Claude Fable 5.2 to write a Beethoven-style piano sonata movement in LilyPond. It wrote the score, recorded it, and made this video. Every note you see is from its source file.
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Congratulations to Pat Murphy and the Milwaukee Brewers organization on becoming World Series champions🏆
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Hatred cannot weaken a city of steel.
Today we honor and remember the victims of the Tree of Life tragedy. #StrongerThanHate
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10/25/1986 An out away from losing the World Series, the Mets score three runs to beat the Red Sox and force a Game 7. Gary Carter, Kevin Mitchell, and Ray Knight record two-out hits, New York ties the score on a wild pitch, and Mookie Wilson hits a little roller up along first.
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105 year old World War II Veteran Dominick Critelli is back to perform the National Anthem on the saxophone at tonight’s home opener!
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THAT'S AN #ISLES HOME OPENER WIN.
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Barack Obama at his last press briefing with reporters, 2017:
"I have enjoyed working with all of you. That does not, of course, mean that I've enjoyed every story that you have filed, but that's the point of this relationship. You're not supposed to be sycophants. You're supposed to be skeptics. You're supposed to ask me tough questions. You're not supposed to be complimentary, but you're supposed to cast a critical eye on folks who hold enormous power."
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"Just know that I love you all."
@HowieRose signs off from tonight's broadcast, which could be his final one in the Mets radio booth 🫶
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“I’m probably the first high school-dropout to sit on this stage,” 2026 Public Service Award winner @realmikefox says during his #LaskerAward acceptance speech. Fox reflects on his journey from founding @MichaelJFoxOrg in 2000 to the ongoing fight to “defeat #Parkinsons and all brain diseases.” ❤️🩹
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How wonderful it was to celebrate our 2026 #LaskerAward winners yesterday!
🎉 Pictured top left to bottom right:
Masashi Yanagisawa, @EmmanuelMignot8, Tomoyuki Igawa, Takehisa Kitazawa, Michael J. Fox (@realmikefox/@MichaelJFoxOrg), and Kunihiro Hattori.
Learn more about them and their work:
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ALT Six Lasker Laureates dressed in formal attire pose for a group photo in front of a Lasker Foundation backdrop, three seated and three standing behind them.
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From playing with LEGO blocks as a child to riding a bicycle through the Himalayas: During his 2026 Clinical Medical Award acceptance speech, #LaskerLaureate Tomoyuki Igawa shares how challenges outside of research have helped influence him as a scientist.
#Lasker2026 #LaskerAward
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“Like many of you, I have always been fascinated by science. My reason is simple. It works,” @EmmanuelMignot8 of @StanfordMed says during his #Lasker2026 acceptance speech.
Hear more about his path that took him “from pharmacology to #genetics, even to zebrafish, and lately to #immunology.”
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The Kennedy Center was a beloved Washington institution, enjoyed by millions of people. It has been destroyed for no real reason. Just vanity, carelessness, indifference.
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And so here we are. This statement from Trump blows my mind. That a sitting president would not let any renovations to a public building go on unless he gets to first put his name in the said building… What a sad state of affairs. What a tragedy. Actually, how small minded, how narcissistic. Actually
great men, devoted to public service and the public good do not act like this.
It seems that this man will not rest until his name is permanently connected to the name of a great president, whose memory this building was dedicated to. Imagine spending your time and your days focused on this, as everyday Americans struggle with healthcare, gas prices, rent, and food. Imagine spending your days focused on this, while a war rages under your leadership.
Enough said. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
