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leothetechguy
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Comment #49215373
Music in the Field of Music should always come first. Sorry for the bluntness but I listen to the demo for 10 seconds and it sounds... shit. Really shit. Then I look at who made it…
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Comment #49155367
I just want to use macOS plugins for music production on asahi linux. A GUI is important but not strictly necessary I guess. So yeah, limited gui support would be great.
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Comment #49149189
Not a bad idea ;)
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Comment #49146611
Fine. Wishing I burned in a Fire isn't technically a Death Threat. Congratulations. I have no incentive to be nice either, but I am because I want to. And If you are nice while con…
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Comment #49146541
I didn't, I just went to his profile and checked the comments since I had a feeling he wasn't being rational. And I saw a lot of very angry comments made before this one.
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Comment #49146517
I'm not the guy that's banning you. I come here with the expectation that this isn't 4chan and I leave my opinions exactly as they are while still being polite. This isn't inevitab…
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Comment #49146316
rust is a tool like any other, grow up. I personally find it easier to work with than c++ in many cases. EDIT: On second look... you okay dude? That's an awful lot of anger and swe…
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Comment #49146285
this is something I've been waiting for a long time. I will be watching this with great interest. If this ever gets far enough I would love to see something similar to yabridge imp…
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Comment #49104744
you are the person who posted this promoting your own site. Any flashy Website using the Word University immediately catches red flags for me. Also calling this inspired by the dem…
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Comment #49090609
I've felt worthless for a long time. Sucked at school, suck at university, jobless. But something about the things I do has given me comfort. Trying to make music, trying to draw. …
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Comment #49090517
Definitely a fantasy, just one that people try to realize at the moment.
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Comment #49037130
As somebody without an account the site doesn't work great in my experience though.
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Comment #48774445
I agree with most of your points, but saying you shouldn't work in audio if you can't tell the difference between 192khz and 44.1khz is a bit elitist imo. And saying you're color b…
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Comment #48688825
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Comment #48671880
They know you haven't actually read the article.
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Comment #48641783
I try not to depend on these AI tools, not having them is inconvenient but I still write every line of code myself, so the speed I work at remains always the same. I also never kee…
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Comment #48591474
From what I gather the hatred for AI among musicians and artists is pretty universal. I can only speak for myself. but for me and the way that I draw and make music AI can only rep…
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Comment #48582986
to be fair I wouldn't call people operating AI Image generators creative people. At best they're people curious about the technology itself, anybody willing to learn and do it for …
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Comment #48507193
the demoscene is about putting in lots of technical effort into programs even if it would be completely unreasonable in any real software project. This vibe coded mess is putting i…
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Comment #48396364
>Weights helped me draft and proof this story. I'm suprised no one talks about this. AI Art isn't Art. AI Poetry isn't Art. And I'm tired of it. I know hacker news isn't the best p…
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Comment #47919325
When you are hearing music, you are hearing the end Result of hundreds of intentional decisions made over a long time of deliberation, same can be said for Art. I simply do not hea…
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Comment #47368930
Because those people reject the principles that uphold that distinction, and so do I.
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Comment #46818002
Not from America, but can I ask... Is the SAT that difficult?
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Comment #46751950
The slop sickens me. If deep down there still is a part of you that enjoys problem solving and creativity, then you should always do it yourself. The technology still isn't even th…
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Comment #46733569
A single example being 14 cad a month, with the implication being that you have lots of monthly subscriptions for "small apps" sends shivers down my spine. I know YC has lots of we…