Even if it was true that people didn’t spend on art anymore, which it isn’t, that’s still an appeal to hipocrisy. You may not have enough leftover money to spend on unique art pieces, which I consider to be a luxury, but you can still critique the emergence of generative, generic art.

Yeah it was available in the beta branch already

It’s just a super weird article. It goes into extreme detail randomly, mentioning specific function names and memory mechanisms, but doesn’t explain any of it.

This happens when an LLM reads a bunch of pages with stuff it doesn’t have much internal knowledge about, and then tries to summarize that into an article.

That’s not my experience but I’m not trying to run Windows on a 30 year old computer.

The article states that this thing costs $17 BILLION to build. A $1 million fine is less than a drop in a bucket here, that’s just giving the finger to the people.

Yup

I’ve always used it as my primary driver, so I know very well how to get the most out of it and customize it to my standards. Some of the software I use has no acceptable replacement on other OS. I don’t experience even a fraction of the problems that are reported online.

Autorun is back lmao

Yeah this is scummy now, but firing a few dozen people in an attempt at union busting, crunch culture, artificial exclusivity so people pay twice, and ridiculous pricing for a video game is all okay. The paid early access to some marketing content is what clearly crosses the line. These people man

This is the correct explanation

Picard is the way to go if you want to get the highest quality tagging with exact release matching. Most would probably not care too much about this, however when I know my files were ripped from a Japanese release, I want the tags to reflect this. Picard allows me to find the right match before any tags are written. This is especially helpful when you have two or more different versions of the same album, e.g. one CD rip and one vinyl rip, or two CD releases with different set of bonus tracks. My directory structure and tagging rules set in Picard allow me to manage this consistently with no manual workarounds.

That’s not good enough. Just a thought experiment: Only 7% of humans died because their work got flagged incorrectly

He’s teasing me with those luscious eyes

Remember the pre Covid times when we had mostly on site job interviews? Yeah turns out it’s harder to cheat in person. Maybe companies should go back to that and pay a wage that is fair for the area they operate from.

Sure it’s hella expensive if you put zero thought into what you’re actually doing.

To be fair (mainstream) online communities have been dead for a while already. Slop is just another nail in the coffin.

They mostly love money

Yeah the market has nothing but gone straight up for a full month now. This is ridiculous.

Oh no. Anyways

Commit history looks like that of a real programmer