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bazeblackwood

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    Comment #40577883

    Content slop from the grist mill, visual language stolen from thousands of legitimate artists

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    Comment #40244304

    Oh brother, talk about histrionics…

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    Comment #37837198

    Got excited, but then you qualified it was AI. AI art is not generative art, it is reductive "art". It requires samples of the art style you wish to cop, and it always produces som…

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    Comment #37134812

    So you don't pay a fair price for your music consumption and still complain about the quality of service?

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    Comment #36924243

    Even with those mitigations, they're still more deadly.

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    Comment #36585517

    The 6th note row from the bottom isn't working for me, for some reason! Otherwise, very cool.

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    Comment #36521862

    I don't know, I think procedural generation is much more powerful than an LLM when it comes to creating interesting music. I consider the inputs kind of limited too, like where's t…

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    Comment #36439549

    Anyone have examples of a really impressive or complex real world application built with Svelte on the frontend.

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    Comment #36425469

    so by your logic, it's the "real" entities which will inevitably experience pain, suffering, and death; meanwhile I will reincarnate eternally as part of the program's grand design…

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    Comment #36324816

    As an endless source of unintentional humor, absolutely.

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    Comment #36026285

    Wow, good thing replacing all that horse shit and piss with leaded gasoline for half a century didn't have any negative effects.

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    Comment #35765559

    While I agree that art has become more static since the dawn of the internet, the same can definitely be said about music, particularly pop music, which hasn't advanced significant…

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    Comment #32829018

    Bad strategy, imo. Sounds like they should have tried to answer why people used their product in the first place. “A competitor does it” isn’t a valid excuse—its like suggesting Th…

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    Comment #31229150

    Cats only meow to communicate with humans, they don't make the sound around other adult cats. It's a holdover from kittenhood that turned out to be advantageous at getting human at…

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    Comment #31113217

    And that’s just within 12 tone systems! Scales don’t have to repeat over the octave, see Wendy Carlos’ work in this area.

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    Comment #29408710

    Whoa, this looks great!

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    Comment #29387623

    > In particular, people never musicalize conversational speech. An incredibly wrongheaded assertion made without a lick of evidence.

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    Comment #28822260

    Audio doesn’t appear to work in mobile Safari

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    Comment #28225746

    The art understander has logged on.

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    Comment #28192699

    > "Hitler, uncharacteristically, cut short the speech he was making to go and plan the invasion of France. Had he continued speaking, he would have been blown to pieces in November…

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    Comment #28076599

    I saw it at the Broad in LA, and it was mind-blowing.

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    Comment #27209975

    He does some pretty cool stuff with the tremolo arm too.

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    Comment #27204277

    If you have rudimentary Japanese skills, you could try dialing a random payphone in the area? Maybe someone will pick up and let you know, or even describe the weather.

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    Comment #27204249

    That sounds awesome—what's the channel name?