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NickC25
2mo ago
>but then the comments would chastise me for that. Who gives a shit? You use AI to vibecode a tool you use to make music...cool, if it works for you and you make cool music with it, good. Honestly, nobody would even know, unless you di
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2mo ago
I find my niche VSTs by being active in music production circles, as well as actively making (shitty) music. I browse KVR, Gearslutz, Synthtopia, etc.. and if something catches my interest, i investigate. When I make (awful noise) music, if
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2mo ago
If you need Instagram ads to tell you which VSTs to buy, you haven't: 1. spent enough time on KVR or Gearslutz, discussing with other musicians, hobbyists, plugin nerds and developers who are building and battle testing these plugins.
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2mo ago
You're forgetting some things which are quite sad and reflective of our society: The CEO will not be personally affected at all. He'll still have hundreds of billions in the bank. The CEO will be paraded in front of congress who
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2mo ago
>(No we don't know if it was AI that made the mistake...) Yes we do, but not the AI that you're thinking of. That AI that did it stands for Actual Idiots.
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3mo ago
Skimmed through this hoping it was some sort of joke, and there was a genuine "gotcha" moment before diving into the stuff professional analysts spend lots of time examining. Turns out, the joke was on me. I got pictures of fucki
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3mo ago
Big chess fan here. This is great!
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3mo ago
>what consequences might that have? All depends on who is holding the bag, and how big the bag is.
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3mo ago
> He’d be first in line for a government handout. And he'd take a good chunk of that money for himself, and a good amount of that to also "donate" to a foreign, nuclear-armed, hostile country's "defense" for
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3mo ago
How utterly predictable.
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3mo ago
>FOMO at its best, fuck their personalities and development and having happy childhood as base layer of personality for rest of their lives, its grades at all costs! It's about making sure kids can read. It's about making sure
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3mo ago
Worse yet, these people can vote . And are completely susceptible to disinformation/misinformation campaigns.
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3mo ago
fellow Fairfield County native here. Likely around the same age as you. I went to a great public school (I was a terrible student, crippling ADHD but that's another story for another day) in the southern half of the county. I'l
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3mo ago
or 4, or 5, or whatever makes Elon more money than he knows what to do with.
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3mo ago
Something here stinks....and I'm not sure what it is. But my god, the corruption here is staggering.
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4mo ago
>Moral of the story: if the interview feels wrong, email them and decline going forward right away. Give yourself the satisfaction of consciously dodging a bullet. I wished I had known this earlier in my life. I once interviewed at a he
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4mo ago
I believe this thinking can be abstracted to software design via AI in general. If you are thoroughly prepared, and keep things simple, it's incredible what help Claude or GPT can be. I have Claude basically doing all the coding for m
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4mo ago
Good on 'em, but autonomous cars are on their way and it might displace the union. In my city, Zoox are already rolling out driverless taxi services, and the vehicles they are using are completely autonomous.
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4mo ago
Meh, I disagree. I get my GF pasta from a local italian food importer. the quality of the pasta is out of this world. i've done blind tasting tests with said importer and he couldn't tell the difference between GF and non GF. th
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4mo ago
> and I'm sick and tired of American vultures buying up everything in Europe Just Because They Can. Here in America, we're also sick and tired of vultures buying up everything just because they can.
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4mo ago
I don't know - my grandmother (father's mom) was fully left handed. My dad writes left handed but everything else right handed. I am left handed for fine motor skills (writing, fork/knife) but throw righty and play single ha
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4mo ago
>The reason these CEOs go to NYC is because that is where the talent and economic clustering is: if these high-net-worth individuals could get the talent they need to run their firms in Miami and Austin, they would have done so already.
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4mo ago
What does it say for mixed-handed folks like myself (different skillsets per hand - in other words, throw and write with different hands)? What about cross-dominance (different body parts differ on dominant side - in other words, a right-h
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4mo ago
This is being disingenuous. Maybe not deliberately so, but still. There's a difference between a few people getting together and petitioning the government for redress; versus, a multitrillion dollar corporation (that pays little to n
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4mo ago
Seriously. Instead of using that land to build a $250 million penthouse Ken Griffin only spends 10 days a year in, they could probably build enough housing for 500+ middle class families.
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4mo ago
He's also a non-white immigrant. The amount of brown skinned nutjobs try to cosplay as white so they'll be accepted as "one of the good ones" is too high. Hey brown or yellow immigrants - the conservatives will gladly a
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4mo ago
I like the way you think. But most wouldn't agree, they believe a company should have the right to influence government.
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4mo ago
Citizens can absolutely do that. Corporations might be "people" but they aren't citizens. Especially if they participate in shenanigans designed to "minimize" their tax exposure that involve shell corporations in o
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4mo ago
break. up. Amazon. break up Apple, Meta, MSFT, etc... while we're at it. Or, keep it simpler - if a company passes a market cap of 1 trillion dollars, they must forgo lobbying and "government relations". if you're worth
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4mo ago
>It's going to get worse. What people should really understand that there's, so far, only one product for AI and that is labor displacement and wage suppression when we already have historically low savings rate (ie a buffer) [
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