Puts the “fun” in “funeral doom”. Always looking for new music.

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  • What I enjoy about music is getting to experience something, like a story, a thought, a feeling, through someone’s (or more than one person’s) musical language. Someone, or a group of people, put together something with a little bit of themselves in it. That’s what I’m listening for.

    I’m not getting that from this song. I don’t hear anything of you in here. This song is about a woman who dances amazingly and looks magical, right? I’m interested in hearing your interpretation of experiencing that. But this song is just a computer program’s guess of that.



  • AI is a massive problem. It has a huge environmental cost, when we’re already experiencing climate disasters. It’s trained on the works of millions of uncredited artists who get no acknowledgement or recognition for their contribution.

    And nobody needs to come back to you with a example of what they’ve created to defend how they experience your music. If you genuinely like what you have put out, why should the fact that I don’t like this bother you? If you’re happy with the choices you made and the tools you’ve used to create this, why does my disapproval of the use of those tools matter?





  • gid@lemmy.blahaj.zonetoFoodPorn@lemmy.worldpizza hawaii
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    2 months ago

    I’ve come back to this four times today already. Each time my appreciation grows for how masterfully wrong this is.

    The uneven distribution of the slices of Emmental cheese. The chaotic squiggle of Sriracha. The chunks of pineapple balancing on the edge.

    You are a genius.



  • gid@lemmy.blahaj.zonetoaww@lemmy.worldFluffiest dog detector
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    2 months ago

    Are you a breeder, dog trainer or dog handler?

    Because that’s not how it works. You can breed for particular traits, as you mentioned, but behavioural characteristics (such as aggression) are more complex than simple genetic traits. You could breed two highly aggressive dogs together and get a placid dog as a result.

    You’re talking about behavioural characteristics, not skills. Dogs don’t know how to fight without training any more than people know how to drive a car without lessons.

    And as far as aggressive behaviour goes, pitbulls aren’t necessarily any more or less aggressive than other breeds. There have been lots of studies on aggression in dogs that show that breed is not a good predictor of behavioural tendencies (https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9679229/).