This is the real answer to the question.

And that is an opinion, which is subjective. Also irrelevant here because the OP already said they like the track, which was made by a person even if it used a machine-generated sample (which was, as some others have pointed out, common and perfectly acceptable before machine learning models were a thing).

As to my opinion: “It remembers even a single atom of slop” - you sound like a naturopath. Edit: your cake was made with flour which was ground from wheat which was grown in the ground using fertiliser, therefore: your cake is made of shit. Peak logic.

Welcome to the efficiency of capitalism!

Standard pavement width and placement in all US neighbourhoods over a density of 2 people per square mile. Mandatory. Sick and tired of going somewhere and having to walk on a half-width token effort (which puts me in the gutter, when I’m walking with someone), or an actual god damn road, instead of a pavement. That’s my single issue, thank you for coming to my TED Talk.

I bought it ages ago and am now waiting for it to be done before I pick it back up again. But I’m getting the urge to pick it back up anyway, sailing out into a storm to go serpent hunting is such a vibe!

First, what you did was attack his sexuality, and that’s still homophobia, even if you’re gay. Quit normalising bigotry. Second, “what is offensive” is an entirely personal and subjective standard, there is nothing that is “objectively offensive”. You can tell with the penguin test (if a penguin wouldn’t also find it offensive, then it’s not objectively offensive). Finally: they did you a favour, dude. Reddit sucks, that’s why we’re all here.

Also, nobody cares how they moderated you. It’s not a comment on you personally, they don’t even know you - and that’s the answer to everything you posted here: they don’t even know you. Move on and enjoy the fediverse, or run around outside the orange fence like Eric Andre trying to get back in; your choice only really affects you, in the end.

Lol. Lmao, even.

Thanks, America!

I’m four years old and I think it’s funny. Also, “skeet” as slang for “blue sky”? I love it, you’re a visionary, how do we make this happen?

Right, I thought the same! Like a weight scale that got pushed on too hard and can’t be tared back to 0, so it always reads some weight even with nothing on it. My neck is still stiff from the double-take i did when I saw this 😂

Yes. I’m not sure what you’re disagreeing with? The discovery was that it is possible to record tinnitus from someone’s ear when we thought it was a neurological phenomenon. So tinnitus does actually produce a physical sound, even in cases that don’t have a known physical cause like muscular tinnitus (https://dizziness-and-balance.com/disorders/hearing/tinnitus/ME.html). I’m just theorising what could be causing the physical sound in such cases.

edit: oh, I see, this is in context of the question I was replying to. “Physical sound” doesn’t mean “it was perceived by something physical” it means it’s actual vibrations in the air. We thought tinnitus was just abnormal brain activity, not a physical sound; turns out that is at least partially wrong.

Nobody said it would have to be the cochlea or the eardrum specifically. Involuntary muscle contractions of the tensor tympani and stapedius muscles which are both connected to the ossicular chain of “hearing bones” inside your ear, for example, can generate audible sounds through involuntary contractions that change the tension of the eardrum. When processed by the auditory system, these contractions can be experienced as tinnitus. This is known as muscular tinnitus (https://dizziness-and-balance.com/disorders/hearing/tinnitus/ME.html). So what I’m saying is, maybe there are other physical mechanisms of action that we didn’t even think to look for until the physical sound was recorded from a case that was expected to be entirely neurological.

I’m not a medical professional, I just did some reading.

how could it be anything but physical?

The sound? Well, ultimately sounds are just those hairs and your cochlea and eardrum and all that getting hit by vibrations in the air and sending signals to your brain which get interpreted; damage the equipment so it sends signals even when there’s no vibrations in the air hitting it, and you have your non-physical sound. Same way phantom limb syndrome works.

However what if the damage doesn’t cause signals in the absence of sound? What if tinnitus is actually the cochlea itself (or something/s in the apparatus anyway) physically vibrating and producing that whining sound? Like a mosquito’s wings beating.

The original point of winter celebrations was to get through the long dark nights and bitter cold with the warmth of family and friends. So, who the fuck cares about the window dressing? (Pun not intended but I’m keeping it anyway)

You have no idea of the context for this conversation (because I didn’t give any, deliberately, so as not to give away any hints as to my identity), and you’re making a false binary out of it. As I said in another reply, this is verbatim from a conversation I had with a real person. I have embellished nothing. If you don’t believe it happened, that actually makes me feel better, because confirmation of their pants-on-head insanity is helping me cope with blocking and deleting them.

This guy also said that RFK Jr isn’t an anti-vaxxer; that the VA would do a better job with less money; that “good guys with guns” firing back in a darkened movie theatre shooting would not mean more bodies in the ground even in concept; that he’ll stand up for cops being attacked (but I’ll let you guess his reaction to January 6th); and that “the buck stops with me” means you’re responsible for your subordinates in the sense that you fire them if they fuck up, not that you’re responsible for the actions they took on your watch.

Please, tell me again you don’t think this is real. It really does help.

I know, right? This verbatim from a conversation I had not two hours prior. You can see why I needed to get it off my chest.

Edit: this guy also said that RFK isn’t an anti-vaxxer because “he said he’s not”, so.

Oh, absolutely. It’s very cool technology! Molten salt is corrosive as fuck, but that just kinda makes molten salt solar towers even more awesome.

And some of it is boiling salt!

Which then boils water, of course.

But some of it is electrons from photonic impact, no water involved! In the process of energy generation anyway. Statistically and perhaps somewhat ironically, the electrons from that photonic impact may well be used to boil water regardless… Humans just fucking love boiling water.

Steve Irwin is interested in subscribing to Tiger Facts.

Exhibit A, a neo-Nazi:

Exhibit B, two neo-Nazis:

To sane and sensible people, anyway. To a Nazi sympathiser (apparently), I guess not so much.