solos

Reminds me of the story where John Coltrane told Miles Davis that he didn't know how to end his solos.

Ie, did you manually transcribe the solos, or if done automatically what software did you use?

- Solos usually do not have the financial capacity to offer deferred fees, which means that the client pays immediately.

The people who make the most money as solos are those who can craft solutions, not those who crank out code.

Tried the solos, sounded like utter crap, no way can they justify the price.

Pretty much all solos are melodic arrangements which fit over an underlying chord progression.

There are various stories on the internet of professional rock guitarists that are unable to play solos they recorded in Guitar Hero.

For example, we've seen many companies work with solos, and engage a big law firm at Series A.

It's like those kids that want to learn to play guitar solos like Eddie Van Halen but refuse to learn any music theory.

I play [jazz] piano, so I'm used to hearing intervals and stuff (Useful when comping for solos).

Additionally, because they don't have the capital reasonably required to execute on their ideas, you'll probably never build long-term relationships, which are very desirable for solos.

I saw two concerts with violin solos within a couple weeks.

Herbert, an early employee of Cisco Systems who successfully banned drug testing of technologists at the company, reportedly "solved his toughest technical problems while tripping to drum solos by the Grateful Dead." “I really feel like Mike Judge has never been to Burning Man, which is Silicon Valley,” opined Musk.

I should add that I did actually like the construction and build of the Solos.