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by textadventure 4mo ago
The technology aspect of it is not the problem. You can use the underlying technology of it in any number of ways, some of which could even be artistic. We are talking about people who rather generate some random Suno songs instead of just
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by textadventure 4mo ago
> It’s also OK to like what you like. She likes Suno jams. Great! People like what they like, sure. And if someone was particularly into the idea of machines making music, or even take some cynical enjoyment out of this on the full under
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by textadventure 4mo ago
That's like saying that in order to not be stressed you can only read books that you write yourself. Are we seriously going to act like any of this is normal or healthy?
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by textadventure 5mo ago
OP never talked about art. Design is not art, it's problem solving. And good design according to Dieter Rams: 1. Good design is innovative 2. Good design makes a product useful 3. Good design is aesthetic 4. Good design makes a product
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by textadventure 1y ago
Right, except what I'm saying is that the perspective of a this A+ kind of student is off-putting and not contributing to the discussion in any meaningful way. What I'm saying is precisely that the take of a more genuine, less pre
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by textadventure 1y ago
Huh? I'm questioning the point of this pretentious article, that's all.
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by textadventure 1y ago
I'm wondering why is this being published in the first place. It's not an interesting or illuminating perspective, it's a pretentious student telling us nothing new. I gave no opinions on AI, yet I do think it's very muc
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by textadventure 1y ago
ANY real kid that is unpretentious would do. A "I use AI to cheat at school" article would be far more interesting that this "Oh my God, my peers are hopeless but not me" piece.
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by textadventure 1y ago
This take from a Hermione-type High School senior shed next to zero new light on the subject. Yes, we know AI is redefining school and jobs and daily life. The perspective of an obnoxious A+ type student isn't helping, especially becau
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by textadventure 1y ago
As some who loves dark mode, I hate that extension. I get the appeal of forcing every website to be dark mode, but that ends up breaking half of them or just making them look like trash. People need to custom design their dark modes for wha
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Teenage Engineering's free computer case(teenage.engineering)
93 points by textadventure 1y ago|58 comments
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by textadventure 1y ago
I think like 99% of people in comments are missing the fact that Moby first launched this project 20 years ago when not even Youtube was a thing.
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by textadventure 1y ago
Moby launched this site TWENTY YEARS AGO, before YouTube even existed.
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by textadventure 2y ago
Of course, if common sense isn't enough, check the footer.
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by textadventure 2y ago
Even if this was technically possible with a standard subscription, I'm curious how you'd think trying to sell access would go, how seriously you think people whom you approach would take you, etc.
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by textadventure 2y ago
I share your frustration so I love that it is so fast/lightweight, cool project. I personally don't think I would have much use for a built-in terminal. I would just like for it to let you browse through whatever other images in t
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Story of the two thousand stolen Playdate handhelds(podcast.play.date)
178 points by textadventure 2y ago|96 comments
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by textadventure 2y ago
This looks nice and lightweight, it would be sweet to have the possibility to import an OPML file which is what most of the podcast services let you export. EDIT: Noticed a little bug on Windows, you can't add a podcast while it's
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by textadventure 2y ago
As much risk as throwing a rock from that distance, most likely. So no, probably not lethal.
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by textadventure 2y ago
This was long coming and announced (Steam had a big hard to miss warning whenever opened on Win 7, for pretty much the entire year), but yet another reminder that when it comes to digital libraries (of games, apps, music, movies, books, etc
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by textadventure 2y ago
So, what exactly is the point of this line of argument? That some niche forms of touchless interfacing existed already? And thus the interfacing of the Vision Pro is not innovative?
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by textadventure 2y ago
My point is that they are two very different products with substantially different target audiences. Now, sure, you can say the Vision Pro was not as big a success as the iPad even if you account for that difference in markets, scale, price
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by textadventure 2y ago
It's clear that we are talking about consumer products, typical use cases, etc.
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by textadventure 2y ago
You know perfectly well that you can't use any computer without touching a controller of some kind.
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by textadventure 2y ago
The iPad was $500 when it launched, vs $3500 for the Apple Vision Pro.
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by textadventure 2y ago
> tablets are everywhere They are now , and that's exactly the point. And people don't look ridiculous now because they became adopted, but even the first versions of mobile phones made people look ridiculous. Have some perspe
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by textadventure 2y ago
Well, for one thing being able to interface with it by simply gesturing with your hands, seems pretty unique.
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by textadventure 2y ago
Isn't that the kind of description of the first iteration of many innovative products? The iPad was mocked just as much if not more, it was a big iphone without the phone, with no possibility of multitasking and a plethora of other lim
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by textadventure 2y ago
Right, I see. So we are basically stuck with this problem until maybe perhaps most plugin and DAW devs support CLAP or something like that.
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by textadventure 2y ago
Ah, I see, so it's a matter of not being able to get the data out of the plugin in the first place, in a way that's usable outside the DAW. So, even if it was somehow possible say, to reverse engineer one specific plugin across AA

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