Good thread OP thank you

Oh yes. Being the son of this guy

Hello from the Philippines. I’m hoping we are about to here

My work uses a web-based interface that’s very annoying to use on Firefox. I’m unfortunately tied to Chrome in the meantime, so uBlock lite is a lifesaver.

Damn no one wants a trump salad

Idk to be honest. I’m not a developer. I just thought reporting it works for me might help narrow the problem down

Not crashing on Samsung A50s, same app version

Here in the Philippines, we have been having 40-42 Celsius of perceived heat consistently in the past several days.

Schools have adjusted class hours as a temporary measure to help alleviate the heat issue.

But it’s hard to expect the Government to do anything for the working class since they’re in air conditioned houses and cars and offices.

Feels like a Thor movie tbh especially after seeing Chris Hemsworth in the intro lol

Don’t forget the child delivery method!

Israel attacks Iranian consulate, Iran retaliates

Mayora-13-sama!

Which then just feeds to the system. But as this is a globally impactful thing, is there any real world need that outweighs the harm?

I get what you’re saying, but there isn’t really any NEED for that

Genuine question: why do we need this type of thing?

Especially in view of the harm it can cause, what’s the point of creating this aside from generating shareholder value?

Sure, creating a video out of text quickly is cool, but is there an actual need for this?

Dank Christian Memes is leaking

I’m a sound engineer and I use different DAWs for different purposes. There’s just no one DAW that does all, so this is a compromise I’m happy to go with.

When I do podcast editing, I use Audacity to split multi-track WAV files and for truncating silence. It’s just waaaay easier to do this there than on Reaper. Plus it has a loopback recording feature built-in which I use for Zoom meeting recordings etc.

I use Pro Tools for audio post, but for most of what I do I’m a Reaper guy. It’s very powerful as you said and it just works.

I know it can be a hassle switching DAWs (muscle memory on shortcuts can get weird), but for me, I like making the most of the strengths of a tool rather than forcing something to do everything.

Lmaooo

Oh crap.

There’s been recruitment here in the Philippines for similar AI training tasks with very little pay, too. But that thing in Kenya is much much worse.

I took on a music-related task out of curiosity and I got these recruitment emails after

OOTL, why should OpenAI be on the slave labor list?