chaosCruiser

chaosCruiser , 4 days ago to asklemmy in Begging for all the Lemmy Audiophiles recommendations on computer speakers!

Thanks for taking the time to write a thoughtful answer. Especially that historical perspective was interesting.

I just thought that AI music is going to be like the ways clothes are manufactured today. Sure, you could get your clothes from a big factory, and many people do. At the same time, there are still many people who make clothes by hand just for fun. There are also some who make clothes the old way and sell them to millionaires who can afford to appreciate that production method and the quality that comes with it.

My guess is, the same will happen to music industry. Most people who wear cheap t-shirts, will also listen to cheap AI pop. Some other people with the money to hire musicians will do so, just like they’ve done so far. At the same time, many people will also continue to enjoy playing instruments or knitting wool scarfs just because it’s fun.

chaosCruiser , 5 days ago to asklemmy in Begging for all the Lemmy Audiophiles recommendations on computer speakers!

Bonus question: How do you see AI affecting music production in the future? Sites like Suno can already produce some sort of music, but will that sort of technology enhance or threaten your work? Is this just like the time when the spinning jenny revolutionized the textile industry?

chaosCruiser , 18 days ago to technology in Microsoft accidentally lists the benefits of not using a Microsoft account on Windows 11

Nah, too much freedom. Use Red Star OS to properly restrict your activities and let NK know what you’re doing.

chaosCruiser , 21 days ago to news in Trump denies mocking soldiers, says only "a psycho" would have called them "losers" and "suckers"

Breaking news! Trump said something, and it wasn’t true.

chaosCruiser , 24 days ago to technology in Microsoft is reworking Recall after researchers point out its security problems

Normies noticed when MS took away the start menu in W8, but didn’t notice when W10 shipped with a ton of spyware “features”.

chaosCruiser , 25 days ago to technology in This Hacker Tool Extracts All the Data Collected by Windows’ New Recall AI

So when I walk past some bicycles parked outside of a store, and simply use my eyes to determine if they have locks, I’m essentially a hacker.

chaosCruiser , 29 days ago to technology in Linux May Be the Best Way to Avoid the AI Nightmare

Seems like we’ll get financially viable fusion power plants before that happens.

chaosCruiser , 1 month ago to world in Temperatures in Pakistan cross 52 degrees Celsius — that’s more than 125°F

And that means that using nail polish remover in weather like that is going to be annoying. That stuff evaporates very easily as it is, but in weather like that it’s all gone as soon as you open the bottle.

chaosCruiser , 1 month ago to asklemmy in Remove text on TPE phone case?

“Dodge this”, Han Solo said and threw the ring in the volcano.

chaosCruiser , 1 month ago to asklemmy in Remove text on TPE phone case?

I follow the “buy a Windows computer, install Linux, and slap an Apple sticker on it” school of thought. If it’s an Android phone, I would recommend using another Apple sticker.

chaosCruiser , 1 month ago to technology in ChatGPT Answers Programming Questions Incorrectly 52% of the Time: Study

That’s not very far in the future, so it’s going to be really exciting to see how that works out.

chaosCruiser , 1 month ago to technology in ChatGPT Answers Programming Questions Incorrectly 52% of the Time: Study

Looking forward to it, but won’t be disappointed if it takes a bit longer than expected.

chaosCruiser , 1 month ago to technology in Google scrambles to manually remove weird AI answers in search

Basically anyone can get banned by Google.

chaosCruiser , 1 month ago to asklemmy in What is the most unhinged conspiracy theory?

Lizard people wins the price, hands down.

chaosCruiser , 1 month ago to technology in ChatGPT Answers Programming Questions Incorrectly 52% of the Time: Study

The way I see it, we’re finally sliding down the trough of disillusionment.