aa-jv

5 ms·

1.
by aa-jv 7d ago
Of course it does, don't be myopic. There is a very good reason that we all read the same copy of Orwells' 1984: because the copyright was enforced to ensure the work was not altered. This is ++good. That the originator/owne
2.
by aa-jv 7d ago
>Copyright is a monopoly that the government creates on purpose. Copyright doesn't just protect profit-generation with the property - it also ensures the original material is not altered over time. Alas, this is a very useful functi
3.
by aa-jv 7d ago
We'll get there eventually whether we like it or not. Just as soon as the current crop of AI/ML engineers retire, or .. get replaced with bots.
4.
by aa-jv 7d ago
This breaks the language. Do you want safety or do you want expression?
5.
by aa-jv 8d ago
>You can’t do this when nobody else does, If you're going to dance around pretending to be the only world power, you have to set the example you want to see of the other 'lesser nations' which are subject to your war crimi
6.
by aa-jv 8d ago
Nobody is asking you to legally ban war. Just start complying with your obligations under international law to prosecute your own local war criminals. The USA is the worlds #1 funder of terrorism and its #1 fighter of illegal, criminal war
7.
by aa-jv 9d ago
My daily de-brainrot vacation is .. playing with synthesizers. Nothing gets the webs cleared out faster than a quick jam, maybe laying down a couple loops, getting some ideas fleashed out into a bigger structure. Music-making and musicians
8.
by aa-jv 9d ago
>were stupid enough to think she is some kind of genius and gave her millions of dollars. The tech industry is rife with such suckers. We wouldn't have the wealth we have without them.
9.
by aa-jv 9d ago
This is false. NATO bases have been used every single day to attack Iran. https://www.politico.eu/article/nato-mark-rutte-italy-us-bas... NATO Chief, Rutte: "Europe is a platform of power projection for the Unite
10.
by aa-jv 9d ago
Brits, Polish, Germans, Italians, French, Turkish. NATO bases are used without discretion to launch atrocities.
11.
by aa-jv 9d ago
"Terrorist" is just this century's n-word. Racists in Congress couldn't use the n-word so openly any more, so they invented a new word - same effect.
12.
by aa-jv 9d ago
Matters not one bit to the families being genocided.
13.
by aa-jv 9d ago
>There clearly is. Because NATO isn’t getting involved in America’s idiotic war of aggression Smoke screen. The USA launches its attacks from the territories of NATO members. NATO has been involved in every war crime the USA has committe
14.
by aa-jv 9d ago
What you really need to do, Americans, is start prosecuting your own war criminals. Only then will you have the moral altitude you profess to have with the rest of the world, and not until then. "Terrorist" is just this centurys&#
15.
by aa-jv 14d ago
MagicShifter allows you to paint your own pictures over wifi: https://magicshifter.net
16.
by aa-jv 14d ago
The ones KORG were handing out at Superbooth were sized to fit the Minilogue-like designs. They work so damn well that I've standardized on muslim swaddling cloths for many other things too - perfect for the beach, picnics, etc. And no
17.
by aa-jv 14d ago
What sort of business can you run with this setup?
18.
by aa-jv 14d ago
A pity you can't still use it as an oscilloscope though. I was initially confused how you managed to get amber and green screen together, but I guess you put an LCD in ..
19.
by aa-jv 14d ago
The timer is to let the junkie know how much privacy they have left before they can be discovered in the act of shooting up.
20.
by aa-jv 15d ago
>Unlikely to be a hack, more likely to be a misconfiguration or update sent incorrectly. These two states are indistinguishable from each other. A good hack looks like a poorly configured maintenance update, and vice versa.
21.
by aa-jv 15d ago
I have a friend at Apple, working in retail front lines. He was tasked by his stores' management to put his personal Mac Mini to use with OpenClaw in order to familiarize himself with what can be done with it, and then use that experi
22.
by aa-jv 15d ago
I've seen them in some of the shadier parks in the Netherlands, Italy and Austria. Yppenplatz, Vienna, has a particularly nasty (smelling) one which the countdown clock does very little to obviate.
23.
by aa-jv 15d ago
Nothing beats KORG's muslin swaddling cloths that they were handing out at Superbooth a few years ago, for cleaning those knobs and hard to get at clavier keyboards. It was such a great bit of Superbooth swag that I went down the rabbi
24.
by aa-jv 15d ago
>Did you experience the popularization of the WWW? There were massive disagreements even among smart tech-savvy people. We even had a stock market boom and just cycle associated with it. In the early phase of the Internet envelope, we al
25.
by aa-jv 27d ago
>I don't think I buy that argument (that there aren't enough people interested in it). >I don't think all that would exist without some demand. What we old synth nerds need to understand is that there are always new syn
26.
by aa-jv 27d ago
It kind of makes me wonder why we don't see 3D-printers which use paper pulp as the building material .. when I was younger we learned to make our own recycled paper by building the pulp from scraps, and it was an intriguing and inspir
27.
by aa-jv 27d ago
>What happens if I already know the language of the people I have conflict with? What's the next cheat code? Lived there for a while? Eaten their food? Done your best to improve conditions in their lives? >What are you "sm
28.
by aa-jv 27d ago
Classic warrior narcissist response. Look it up, its just as real as your claim. I'm with the OP. Its time to resist this heinously hate-filled culture that justifies the murder of innocents because they are inferior.
29.
by aa-jv 27d ago
Is your zig microgppt port available anywhere for perusal? I'm interested in both at the moment, have some zig workshops with a few local folks on the horizon and would love to use that opportunity to boot up the noggin on a few thing
30.
by aa-jv 27d ago
I often wonder if there aren't some low hanging fruit in the nature of the python ecosystem surrounding AI/ML these days. I'm sure there are a lot of eyeballs looking at the problem, but every time I fire up a chat and see t

More ›