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by soundworlds 1mo ago
Hahah - I woke up this morning going "I want to use something like Audacity, but doesn't create such enormous project files". Hoping they've fixed that, looking forward to it! UI looks great too!
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by soundworlds 1mo ago
Don't worry, like with every revolutionary technology before this, it takes 5-10 years for people to find new and creative ways to use it. It will be considered its own medium in many spaces (e.g. film is now different to theatre)
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by soundworlds 1mo ago
I'm a musician who has been releasing my work under CC0 / Public Domain for the last few years for these very reasons. While I do agree in principal, it is important this is a consensual choice made by the artists themselves. That
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by soundworlds 1mo ago
Yeah where I've been previously skeptical for using AI in creative ways, basically when these tools get to the point where you have a tight iteration loop, it enables a great creative flow. You still need the technical proficiency to b
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by soundworlds 2mo ago
I once worked at a school where someone tried stealing our security cameras. Unfortunately for them, they had both of their kids' names tattooed to their neck, which helped reduce the number of possible suspects. Wild watching back tha
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by soundworlds 2mo ago
One thing I really like about Claude Code, Hermes, and other harnesses, is how much feedback they give about what they are doing. They take you along for the ride, which builds trust. I tried OpenClaw for about 10 minutes, and the feedback
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by soundworlds 2mo ago
That wasn't that long ago was it..? /looks longingly out the window, and catch my aging face in the reflection
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by soundworlds 2mo ago
I briefly worked as a Uni lecturer, and I completely agree. Universities have made the mistake of competing with YouTube (video lectures), whereas what they can actually offer is direct access to domain experts. I am skeptical that any othe
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by soundworlds 2mo ago
Totally. The combination of "we're taking your work to build your replacement and we can't stop" from Dario and Sam, to AI being non-consentually shoved into every app surface by Microsoft and Google - I was anti-AI for
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by soundworlds 2mo ago
Very unclear what the value proposition is, when there are already other great open harnesses evolving at increasing speeds.
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by soundworlds 2mo ago
An Agent helped me get a Windows XP Korean MMORPG private server running on my Steam Deck last week. The community obviously got us most of the way there (huge props to them) but setting it up on Linux seemed like a brick wall. Now it works
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AI Building Exoskeletons – Keeping Creative Inspiration(johnoestmannmusic.com)
2 points by soundworlds 2mo ago|0 comments
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Agentic Programming and the Lust for Power(?)(johnoestmannmusic.com)
1 points by soundworlds 2mo ago|0 comments
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by soundworlds 2mo ago
There is a lot of conflicting information out there, partly because the resources / environmental consequences of the current rollouts are incredibly multi-dimensional, and most articles only focus on a subset of them - and there see
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by soundworlds 2mo ago
"Humanities" is literally on the list. As in, do not fund any Humanities research. Also not allowed to use "solar energy", "Geothermal energy", "EV infrastructure", "electrification", "
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by soundworlds 2mo ago
Yeap, all Oauth sessions got kicked and can't get back in. Welp, switching to Deepseek V4 Flash 0731 via OpenRouter. Stoked that AI is in a place we have legitimate options available!
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by soundworlds 2mo ago
Yeap, all Oauth sessions got kicked and can't get back in. Welp, switching to Deepseek V4 Flash 0731 via OpenRouter. Stoked that AI is in a place we have legitimate options available!
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by soundworlds 2mo ago
As a hobby coder, not a professional programmer, I have recently found one of the biggest advantages is being able to very quickly prototype ideas in HTML/CSS/JS and iterate on the UI/UX upfront. This way I get "tangible
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by soundworlds 2mo ago
I am not a fan of OpenAI, but I believe the long-view for many AI companies is that AI will replace the phone and all of its functions, essentially being voice activated, summarizing version. Though this doesn't work in public settings
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by soundworlds 2mo ago
Love that AI companies are now naming their models like Pokemon games
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by soundworlds 2mo ago
Also just a shout out to the author - you're getting a lot of flak here, but your article hit me at the right time in the right way. I trust you're telling the truth about writing it yourself, and thank you.
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by soundworlds 2mo ago
I'm not disagreeing with you at all, but I have personally found most philosophy "classics" painfully hard to get into. That doesn't mean they shouldn't be respected, but the truth is that sections of society (like
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by soundworlds 2mo ago
We have the Power of gods. Now we need the Wisdom of gods.
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by soundworlds 2mo ago
For countries outside the EU, Claude was turned on by default as a subprocessor. It appears that choosing Claude may be sending your prompts outside the M365 tenancy to Anthropic in the US. Here's the tricky part: It is not clear from
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Is M365 Copilot sending some prompts to Anthropic?(thatrobot.ai)
1 points by soundworlds 2mo ago|1 comments
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by soundworlds 3mo ago
There seem to be people working at OpenAI and Anthropic who are surprised to hear that many people don't trust them. If this is you, I would recommend talking to people outside of the AI industry - we've seen OpenAI and Anthropic
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by soundworlds 3mo ago
I suppose I have personally lost faith in centralized institutions that would be implementing said regulation, partly because they let OpenAI and Anthropic (along with Suno, Audio, etc etc) get this far uninhibited. Centralized regulation s
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by soundworlds 3mo ago
It really comes down to this: Sam and Dario are leading companies that who made the reckless decision to train on everyone's IP without proper process or consent. It has been proven they trained on pirated content. There is no question
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by soundworlds 3mo ago
While it's great to have alternatives, I suspect a lot us are really only interested in forkable open alternatives (like Matrix / Element), as most concerns about Discord are tied with it being a private company. As far as I can t
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by soundworlds 3mo ago
What Dario misses time and time again, is that people don't trust the US to create aligned AI anymore. His entire strategy rests on the assumption that the US (and their government) are exceptional. This is clearly false to the rest of

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