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I mean, the post is not even that well written, but everybody just jumped straight to accuse me of using AI, when I in fact used zero AI. Am I supposed to write in all lowercase and no punctuation to be taken humanly around here?
It's scary how fast are not being able to tell real from fake...
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Mild spoilers ahead, so beware.
I watched the movie back in the day when it came out, and I enjoyed it a lot for what it was: a run-of-the-mill, low-budget cyberpunk-violent-sci-fi film, with some good acting and some original ideas. The AI of the film, STEM, felt like a reinterpretation of HAL 9000, so that was fun, but I did not read much more into it.
However, I rewatched the movie today, in the context of almost two years of fully embracing the AI workflow in my job and—let’s face it—in my life, as many of us do, and holy crap, the film just blew my mind. In the wake of the age of AI, I feel the film hits radically differently. So much so that it feels almost prophetic.
Starting with
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Mild spoilers ahead, so beware.
I watched the movie back in the day when it came out, and I enjoyed it a lot for what it was: a run-of-the-mill, low-budget cyberpunk-violent-sci-fi film, with some good acting and some original ideas. The AI of the film, STEM, felt like a reinterpretation of HAL 9000, so that was fun, but I did not read much more into it.
However, I rewatched the movie today, in the context of almost two years of fully embracing the AI workflow in my job and—let’s face it—in my life, as many of us do, and holy crap, the film just blew my mind. In the wake of the age of AI, I feel the film hits radically differently. So much so that it feels almost prophetic.
Starting with
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Mild spoilers ahead, so beware.
I watched the movie back in the day when it came out, and I enjoyed it a lot for what it was: a run-of-the-mill, low-budget cyberpunk-violent-sci-fi film, with some good acting and some original ideas. The AI of the film, STEM, felt like a reinterpretation of HAL 9000, so that was fun, but I did not read much more into it.
However, I rewatched the movie today, in the context of almost two years of fully embracing the AI workflow in my job and—let’s face it—in my life, as many of us do, and holy crap, the film just blew my mind. In the wake of the age of AI, I feel the film hits radically differently. So much so that it feels almost prophetic.
Starting with
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I'm looking to buy my first electric motorcicle and there's this second hand Sunra Miku close to me that looks like a really good deal: 5800 km. 2 lithium 72V / 20Ah batteries, with around 70 cicles, 80 km/h max speed, 90 km of range. And it looks really cool :)
I searched for posts about this baby here but I saw none. I'm not super happy about buying chinese brands (I would have prefered european), but this seems like a good deal.
Anybody has any experience with this model?
Thanks in advance for the help :)
Cheers!
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I know, the tittle seems to be asking a lot, but bear with me haha
Long story short, I want to start a collaborative music project with a piano player friend of mine. We can't meet in person to play very often, so we thought we could use the same DAW to share musical ideas, sharing the DAW files through some cloud storing system. One of the issues is that he has a Windows computer and I have a Macbook one (and fairly old, from early 2015).
We don't need anything too complex. We mostly do acoustic music (piano and guitar) with some electronic here and there. So basic audio and midi functionalities are more than enough for us. As a matter of fact, we've been doing just fine using an old Gara
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I know, the tittle seems to be asking a lot, but bear with me haha
Long story short, I want to start a collaborative music project with a piano player friend of mine. We can't meet in person to play very often, so we thought we could use the same DAW to share musical ideas, sharing the DAW files through some cloud storing system. One of the issues is that he has a Windows computer and I have a Macbook one (and fairly old, from early 2015).
We don't need anything too complex. We mostly do acoustic music (piano and guitar) with some electronic here and there. So basic audio and midi functionalities are more than enough for us. As a matter of fact, we've been doing just fine using an old Gara
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I've been wanting to get one for a few months now, but all the online stores I check are out of stock (I'm from Europe). Thomann has the "available in 1-2 weeks" message for months.
The ibanez webpage still shows it as one of their current products, so no idea what's going on?
Anybody got any luck getting one lately?
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