Yes, listening to whole albums is not only great with albums you already know, but it’s also my favourite way to get to know new artists. A single song is often not enough to understand the whole picture or range.
Well, seems to be an old-fashioned approach. But I’m also not the type of person who has music blare in the background all day. So I don’t like the radio-like approach by Spotify to just let anything play what the algorithm thinks is fitting.
On Bandcamp Fridays, Bandcamp waives their revenue share and passes the complete funds directly to artists.
I was asking a question, so yes, I wanted to know how other people see this and how people use the music queue.
Of course I’m sure that there are many different ways to interact with Spotify and I don’t think that any specific type of use is superior.
But since I don’t let the algorithms influence my music selection very much, the problem described in the article doesn’t have that big an impact on my everyday life.
I’m not saying that I think Spotify’s approach is right. I would like a much more user-friendly music player anyway, unfortunately I find Spotify quite cumbersome and inflexible.
Apart from that, I think that artists should get a bigger share for the use of their works.
No, I don’t think that and I did not write anything like that. I was just sharing my perspective. And was interested in learning how other people use the player.
I don’t know, do you people let Spotify decide that much about what you hear? I normally never let the music run through so that automatic recommendations play, but I choose explicitly what’s added next in the queue. So the problem mentioned in the article is not relevant to me at all.
ah, Ars Technica noticed that OpenAI lifted the block on “David Mayer”, but there still are other names:
Brian Hood
Johnathan Turley
Johnathan Zittrain
David Faber
Guido Scorza
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Idk, I can’t reproduce this failure, I was able to tell ChatGPT that I am David Mayer and I got it to talk with me about my name and have it repeat the name several times.
The average American spent just over $60,000 a year in 2021, but spending habits vary significantly between age groups. Those born from 1965 to 1980 – spent the most money last year, with average expenditure of $83,357.
https://www.weforum.org/stories/2022/10/americans-spend-their-money-by-generation/
Don’t worry, there will be suitable USB accessories, for just 99$.
You’re using it wrong: Just place the whole computer upside down on your desk.
Don’t worry, there will be suitable USB accessories available for this.
Someone could just open another account with a new mail address. Blocking doesn’t help much against stalkers as long as your posts are public.
astonisurprising!
They are large LANGUAGE models. It’s no surprise that they can’t solve those mathematical problems in the study. They are trained for text production. We already knew that they were no good in counting things.
Microsoft Copilot integrates OpenAI’s technology like GPT-4, but it is not exactly the same as ChatGPT. Copilot is designed to integrate AI into specific productivity tools like Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and other Microsoft 365 apps. It also seems to have different system prompts and fine tuning which leads to different answers and styles.
The first ones were built in 2001 here, they’re quite established. Problem is now that they sometimes are so full so that your parcel cannon be delivered to the one that you specified. Especially before Christmas it’s insane. Sometimes DHL will deliver to a Post office instead which is not near the place you wanted.
Here in Germany, DHL and Amazon have their own parcel drop off lockers where they put your parcels in and send you a code to retrieve it. You then have several days to get it. And these stations are plenty in every city.
Thanks, giving this a try.