

Google, a decade late to the party.


Google, a decade late to the party.


The infernal machine devours itself.


Jesus Christ.
The Microslop train doesn’t stop. It doesn’t falter. It doesn’t slow.
Microslop gon give it to ya.


AI music has entered the chat


Oooo, I didn’t know that. That’s fancy


RFK’s worm cage


Ah. I miss that good ui. Such a good ui. There’s a reason it’s still around on all the utility backend and admin stuffs.


Microslop gonna Microslop


Steal the RAM from the rich and give to the poor


I mean, yes, but also that’s a bit nuclear. Machine learning has real, fully good ethical and responsible uses… The problem is that society has yet to agree on the philosophy of what that is, and most business-first minded people have SUPER shitty, or even completely missing moral compasses.
So, effectively what you say, yes. But technically with much nuance and many clauses, not entirely.
We are clearly not ready as a species to handle it. Though, maybe we’ll burn the shit out of our hands in the next coming century enough to learn. But either way, it’s DEFINITELY not an “ignore all risk and run blindly at this shiny new flame” thing like a lot of people seem to think and treat it.


Aren’t ebooks like… Miniscule, file-size wise? Like smaller than mp3s?


Uhhhh… What even is this headline


Maybe that’s his goal.


It’s happening.


I’ve done a handful of those online “tests” where it’s a 320kbps mp3 and flac or wav clips.
I could almost always tell the difference. The prob was that I would think the mp3 was the higher quality one. In a friends group years ago, another friend of mine had similar results.
A lot of those “tests” also are strategically designed such that the bitrate of the 320mp3 isn’t saturated enough to run into bitrate aliasing. A lot of people, myself included, sometimes lean on flac because we have heard it make a difference, and it’s so shitty that we just go to the higher quality when we want archival quality versions.
Also, if you start introducing eq or other processing for various reasons, when you start magnifying sections of lossy, or even lossless audio, you can start hearing missing data or compression artifacts.


I need to watch scary movie again. Haven’t seen that since … Probably some time in the 00s. It’s probably super problematic though.


Yeah they’re gonna need to save all the money they can because everyone I know is cancelling their subs to basically every service, from Amazon to Spotify to Crunchyroll to Netflix.
These fucking companies think they can do whatever they want and we’ll just roll over and take it and continue to give them cash every month.
Ngl, it all reads as ffmpreg now. I had to look at it like four times before it didn’t look like ffmpreg