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It is a constitutional thing. Would be surprised if it isn’t. But I think I can trust Ty Cobbs on this one. Although his prediction on the SC decision is not one I would have hoped for

Or the solution? what if the SC upholds Colorado? it’s a big if, i know… but the SC has surprised before.

edit: to me the discussion on creativity and human intelligence is a bit of a red herring. It’s like philosophizing about what fire is without understanding the physics/chemistry behind it. It only underscores we don’t really know where we’re going with this technology

The short answer: we do not know. We ‘re finding out what these new technologies are able to do as we go. It’s like Alice in Wonderland. The technologies do stuff we didn’t expect. So it’s kinda like inventing how to make fire, without actually knowing what fire is. Or how to use it. As a small example, the next video is on the impact of chatgpt on kids in the schoolsystem. We’re finding out as we go. And from the looks of it, this technology might make us dumber. Or worse, dependent on it. As in, we can’t function without. And again, we don’t really understand where we’re going…

^^^ LOL was just editing the metadata of the trilogy to change it to the individuals albums. First part of the trilogy had an extra track. Just went along with it, because at first sight I couldn't find any other changes to the other ones. Even the order was unchanged. But this helps!

Was listening to State Forest a moment ago. And I'm not big on Burial ambient. But honestly, this could have been on Aphex Twins next SAW3 and nobody would complain. Dark stuff... I like to have more beats with my Burial though

These covert compilations are great! Or rather, a great way to NOT discover new artists because you can’t know who made them. Only a handful of artists from the earlier compilations have been confirmed, if I can believe discogs. I was hoping all would have been revealed by now. Guess not. If you like a track and want more from the same artist: tough luck.

why not grab the ones o000o posted in this thread? he already did the hard work for you

I actually prefer his own version for the artwork. the official artwork is too generic. His scrawls add way more character. nice find ! hadnt seen this before

This trakc is trolling me! night? heat?

here’s one you probably don’t know already According to chatGPT. While generating the answer the funniest thing happened. It sort of crashed and started over again. Interestingly, the point it crashed, it tried to write fsol papua new ginnea into the list. I guess chatGPT was reading my facial expression. Because I was like “WTF/LOL”. Which is code for “ I’m an IDM geek and I know what I’m talking about “ . The Roland TB-303 is a legendary analog bass synthesizer that gained fame in the late 1980s for its role in the creation of acid house music. Here are some iconic tracks that showcase the best use of the Roland TB-303: 1. **Phuture - "Acid Tracks" (1987):** Often considered the track that kickstarted the acid house genre, "Acid Tracks" by Phuture heavily features the TB-303's squelchy and resonant basslines. 2. **808 State - "Flow Coma" (1987):** This track by 808 State incorporates the TB-303 in a way that showcases its versatility, combining it with other electronic elements to create a unique sound. 3. **Hardfloor - "Acperience 1" (1992):** Hardfloor is known for their skillful use of the TB-303, and "Acperience 1" is a classic example of their acid techno style. 4. **Josh Wink - "Higher State of Consciousness" (1995):** While not a traditional acid house track, Josh Wink's "Higher State of Consciousness" features a prominent and distorted TB-303 line that became instantly recognizable. 5. **A Guy Called Gerald - "Voodoo Ray" (1988):** This classic acid house track by A Guy Called Gerald features a hypnotic TB-303 line that has become synonymous with the genre. 6. **AFX - "Windowlicker" (1999):** Aphex Twin (AFX) is known for his experimental approach to electronic music, and "Windowlicker" features the TB-303 in a more intricate and complex manner. 7. **Orbital - "Chime" (1989):** Orbital's "Chime" incorporates the TB-303 alongside other synthesizers, creating a melodic and atmospheric track that showcases the 303's range. 8. **Luke Vibert - "I Love Acid" (2003):** Luke Vibert, under the alias Wagon Christ, released "I Love Acid," a track that pays homage to the 303's distinctive sound. These tracks represent just a small sample of the incredible music produced with the Roland TB-303. The synth's unique and squelchy sound has left an indelible mark on electronic music, especially in the realms of acid house and techno.

Even if you say it's not personally directed, I feel like you're boxing me in as an example. ("part of the prevailing ....") So I feel I need to defend myself anyway. To me, it looks like you're simply putting words/thoughts behind my argument that aren't there. Case in point: I made one word bold. Because IMO that's the core of your argument where you're going off-road. It's outside my zone of expertise. Not outside my zone of interest. I'm simply no expert. If you think I'm not interested, or you think that about people in general who make similar arguments, you're simply projecting, imo. Sorry to be frank and all that. But you're boxing me ("those people") in a way that I feel is unjustified. Not cool. Completely unnecessary. And unhelpful. I'm not against people "speaking up". But I guess we have different ideas on what is effective when speaking up when it comes to issues such as these. Please note that I have no issues with people protesting and making themselves heard on the streets. Showing their (op)position on some issues. May as well be climate. Protests are part of a healthy democracy. What I keep myself from doing is taking part in a discussion in which I know I don't have the expertise. These are not two sides of the same coin, imo. And shouldn't be put in the same box.

At first it seems obvious to condemn US(UK) for allowing the current situation to continue. Too obvious even. So in my poor-mans attempt to try to understand why the US voted against, I read the reuters article. yeah, I kid you not. and this is what my open and naive worldview took away from this little mental exercise : first the obvious: US voted against because Israel opposes. Duh. Then the somewhat less obvious question: why is israel against? Reading reuters: because Hamas isn’t addressed properly. Obviously, without any detailed knowledge I can’t make any meaningful judgement about such a claim. But, if I take it at face value - meaning Israel is completely upfront and open - I could understand that Israel would consider Hamas a key point that needs to be addressed. From their perspective. ( yeah mental exercise) Because without, there wouldn’t be a meaningful ceasefire. Or so they would argue, i would assume. And the US? Well, I guess their opposition could mean there is some validity to Israels objections. Or they think so. Does it matter that most other nations did support it? Yes and no. Why no? Because it would have been obvious US would veto, I assume. So at that point the vote had become political symbolism. Meaning: a vote to show broad support for a ceasefire. Any ceasefire. Regardless of the conditions. Even if those conditions weren’t good. My conclusion: there’s a good reason I try to keep myself from taking part in discussions such as these. It makes me feel and look stupid. But more importantly, to me looks like a giant “moral outrage” porn gangbang. And I feel dirty and dumb by posting this. It’s an important issue. I hope it gets resolved soon. Hopefully others have more interesting things to say. Ill gladly take the hit if it is at my expense

It’s all under a layer of distortion and other effects of course, but i do hear some kurtness. Its the agony. The emotions pooring through. You nailed that

Thats the moment where he started to hate America and Western culture. One for the history books

Nice. Bagatto is one of my favorite SE tracks. Great to have this “ live in a church jam session”. Was hoping for a live recording of sarotti as well. There is one on youtube. But they never released it

Ace! Really love the video. Kept me on the edge throughout. In a good way. And to me it sounds like Kurt is singing. It’s not a cover but a remix?

You rather ask comrad putin to be allowed to listen to an ae album?

Digital vinyls are cheap. Forget about those physical slabs of fossil garbage. We Are The Music Makers | Volume One by Various

Interesting explanation of LLMs by Karpaty. I expect non-computer scientists to be able to understand a lot of what he is trying to explain. He speaks in a very computer science kind of way, but is still accessible, imo. Roughly 42 minutes in, he talks about what he expects is possible in a few years. He lists a bunch of things that LLMs would be able to do. In short, think of the movie “Her”. LLMs will be able to communicate with each other. Singularity, here we come!

I think it’s better to watch out for the us vs them rhetoric. Thats close to half of the people who vote you’re talking about. People voting for him probably think government/ the establishment/ politicians are a massive con. Trump is the lesser evil. You’d be better off asking how big of a con they think all the other stuff is compared to Trump. They have less trust in government/the establishment/ politicians. At least Trump talks like they do. The next video gives a good explanation of why people support populists like him

It's more cynical, I think. He uses that language because he knows it energizes his base. He's doing exactly what he needs to do to get those people to turn up and vote for him in the election. His biggest issue might be potential trump voters not voting. I really think he's more shrewd than people give him credit for. Shrewd in the most cynical sense of the word.

Boss Core 2:40 in gives me classic black dog vibes. Love those synth melodies against stubborn beats.

Yeah, appreciated this ^^^ Appreciate the attempt to explain a complex situation. It’s frustrating the political reality seems in the way of solving it though. But that’s what happens when people are resentful and have little or no trust in government/politics/ authorities/ people with opposing views , I’m afraid.

I liked Karma. But this one hasn’t caught my interest yet. The production is brilliant. But musically.. there’s just not enough to my ears. Most of the time I catch myself thinking: “ yeah nice, but where are you going with this?” And then the track seems to go nowhere in particular. So it becomes a collection of beautifully crafted ideas that go nowhere. These are first impressions. It will take an effort to get to the point where i will “get it”. I’m not feeling what you are feeling…