First one was a cool premise but really annoying in some ways. The game sort of assumes you get certain fragments of blue prints by certain points but doesn’t actually make them easy to find nor really give you any hints to find them.

For people who’ve played it was for the sea moth and and later the moon well.

I thought Musk was the CEO and got excited.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/x-ceo-resigns_n_686e80f5e4b041f69cfe16d6

ASCII tab

ASCII tab is a text file format used for writing guitar, bass guitar and drum tabulatures (a form of musical notation) that uses plain ASCII numbers, letters and symbols. It is the only widespread file format for representing tabulature, and is extensively used for disseminating tabulature via the Internet.

Tablature

Tablature (or tab for short) is a form of musical notation indicating instrument fingering or the location of the played notes rather than musical pitches.

Musical notation

Musical notation is any system used to visually represent music. Systems of notation generally represent the elements of a piece of music that are considered important for its performance in the context of a given musical tradition. The process of interpreting musical notation is often referred to as reading music.

If that information is incorrect, please contribute your expertise by editing the entries, because they lead me to believe calling ASCII tablatures notation is acceptable.

Even the article refers to them as notation.

Um, that’s just a screenshot of a ChatGPT session…! WTF? Obviously that’s not music notation. It’s ASCII tablature, a rather barebones way of notating music for guitar.

Our scanning system wasn’t intended to support this style of notation.

People use it to learn/teach how an existing song is played, it’s not intended to actually notate music.

Using something to communicate how to play a song certainly sounds like a form of music notation to me.

Fascinating! Because this notation is already used by another tool (and possibly more), it might not be as silly as it sounds. From the headline it sounds like some really weird API was added to something.

Happy to see this sort of optimism in the wake of AI causing people’s programs to get bad reviews because the AI thinks they can do things they can’t.

Thanks for the share. Maybe I’m looking too far into it, or just in one of those moods, but this really is oddly inspirational to me.

Uh, yeah, that’s the point of all regulations. To make you not pick bad things.

The Evolution of Trust

The one time I tried to manually install arch on a VM years and years ago it didn’t work and I wrote Arch off. Guess what I’m running now? Well, Cachy, but lol. It’s Arch. And guess what? It’s got a simplified install process.

Have you never been in a river in the spring?

I’ve never celebrated the 4th of July because I’ve been patriotic, I’ve done it because it’s fun. When I stopped believing in God I didn’t stop celebrating Christmas. In the same way Christmas is about gifts and seeing family, the 4th of July is about fireworks and seeing friends.

Someone asked you to mention a post is AI. That’s it. Now you’re talking about punching people in the mouth and knocking their teeth out. Pathetic. Fear masquerading as bravery. Unironically saying might makes right. All because someone asked you to explicitly say you shared an AI image.

You know what you can do instead of talking about punching people’s teeth out? Just not respond. Want to permanently silence someone? Block them. Easy peesy. Like this!

Saying you’re willing to knock people’s teeth out doesn’t mean you’re brave, it means you’re violent. This started with the most mild criticism and now you’re talking about permanently disfiguring people’s faces.

I don’t think we’re in “just works” territory yet, but we’re getting closer

Based on the types of things you’re talking about, Windows and macOS are also not “just works.” I have to do stuff like that periodically for a lot of games regardless of OS.

I don’t really understand the thought behind the question. In the sense of legality? Obviously. In the sense of someone saying something? Obviously. In the sense that people have free will? No. The people that work at water facilities are typically technically government employees. If all of them suddenly went rogue would you count that as “the government doing it”? Because they wouldn’t be acting in line with the government, but they’re still “the government.”

So, no, but actually yes, but actually no.

It’s like saying “what’s actually preventing a secret service member from shooting the president?” Nothing? Everything? How do you answer?

Hey, at least reality TV has real people in real scripted events with real editors and real producers creating a real false narrative!

I really don’t care people using skate boards, even doing it around a workplace isn’t necessarily taboo in my mind, but they were in the office right outside someone’s door. Do it in the parking lot or something.

If you want those on separate lines you need to add two spaces on the end of each line!

I promise you, people make mistakes in every language lol.

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