Hey Kevin, just to clarify: the issues are *fixed* in macOS 12.5.1 and iOS 15.6.1. The notes from Apple are about what was corrected in these new updates.
Hey Kevin, just to clarify: the issues are *fixed* in macOS 12.5.1 and iOS 15.6.1. The notes from Apple are about what was corrected in these new updates.
Or you get shadowbanned and don’t know it. This is account #3 for me!
Hopefully this de-grays this comment. The entire comment system has indeed been broken since Kinja. It was a much more robust and self-policing system before Kinja, and if anything, I felt a much stronger sense of community back then. I’d be lucky to recognize a single poster these days, and there’s seemingly no rhyme… Read more
I’m not convinced it’s possible to get out of the grays any more. I was “starred” many many years ago, then I got banned out of the blue without any explanation (when asking about it the reply I got was that when someone gets banned the offending post is deleted and they have no idea why it happened. Good system.) and… Read more
right?! ive been reading it since about 2008 and i remember half these articles like they were brand new
Diaz was a cancer, but he also got my account out the greys after the switchup to Kinja. Blame him for that, too.
Jaysus, I’ve been reading Gizmodo since... /reads post Read more
Man, going back and reading some of the comments from old Tesla articles is hilarious.
Remember when Gizmodo used to write about tech? Good old days (except Jesus Diaz).
I like when each slide is a different transition. You can make a side bet with transition bingo. Read more
Videos? That would be a step up. We get a PowerPoint slide deck with transition animations and flipping text, read to us like we’re children. Read more
They were busy buying Auth0 and we probably trying to play it cool.
Do you have to sit through videos with the production quality of a third grade class play? Those are my favorite.
So Okta knew since January that something was going on? Great, now my work will probably make us go through another cyber security training seminar led by a tech-illiterate manager who still saves copy-pasted images in Excel files instead of as a png or jpg.
Okta claims the hackers only had limited access through a subcontractor. Read more
probably good for using with iMovie and/or Final Cut for royalty free movie scores
Without denigrating the real technical accomplishment, it’s very much worth noting that an AI did not complete the symphony. It was used as a crucial and important tool by humans who actually completed the symphony. There is no way any existing AI on the planet would have been able to do it on its own: Read more
i’m assuming you mean composer vs musician, but there was a recently published story how AI ‘completed’ Beethoven’s unfinished / mostly unwritten 10th symphony back in Sep and was supposedly performed back in Oct - i’m def interested to hear the recording of it but i mean, how is anyone supposed to know whether it’s… Read more
“Difficult” and “interesting” is musical code for masturbatory and esoteric. Playing scales on a guitar really fast like typing 150 words per minute. No one is impressed but other geeky virgins.
I imagine the intended goal is to retain the maximum amount of recognition while omitting a checklist of all items that could be argued copyright infringement. Tempo, tone, and mood are analogue stuff, not AI. This serves no purpose but to save money on licensing.
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