semiquaver

What you are hearing when you say the notes are the same length is that they start every semiquaver.

Hard to imagine how machine transcription got that so wrong, it being so pedantically literal, to the nearest triplet semiquaver, in a lot of other places.

It needs to start in the second semiquaver, but where is that information encoded and how do you know you don't need to wait for the white to finish?

A lot of Clifford's quaver (8th note) lines are written a semiquaver (16th note) late when he's laying back on the time - most of the time - making it needlessly hard to read.

The second, and more important being that complex sequences of notes will be very dense on the page, and simple sequences of notes will take up a lot of space on the page, so suddenly there is a tradeoff between having sheet music that doesn't take 10 pages, and having enough space to represent hemi-demi-semiquaver sequences when they inevitably appear somewhere.

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I don't think you and semiquaver are using the term "default object" the same way TZubiri was.

In the case where no receiver is explicitly specified, it is assumed to be `self` - thus line 7 of semiquaver's example desugars to `self.puts "hello"`.

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I don't think you and semiquaver are using the term "default object" the same way TZubiri was.

In the case where no receiver is explicitly specified, it is assumed to be `self` - thus line 7 of semiquaver's example desugars to `self.puts "hello"`.