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Can someone please explain to me how you can have an automated release if the package registry requires 2FA? How does a computer running remotely look at a phone on your desk and input the code displayed on the screen. Are we just doing away with automated releases? Is that what this is?

@chrisrosie22.bsky.social I have to admit, the WLL is very watchable when the league just lets them play, especially not enforcing that stupid illegal defense rule. The all-star game was particularly exciting. I still would like to see proper head & hand protection, but perhaps it will be organic.

Engagement on this platform is abysmal. I pretty much feel like I'm just speaking into a void.

You do not have to accept unskippable ads as part of life. No where is this written as a rule of the world we live in. Reject it. Outright reject it.

@danarestia.bsky.social I just listened to your return episode. First, really glad to have you back on the pod (with some great reporting in the interim). You are a bright spot of lacrosse analysis. No other way to put it.

@danarestia.bsky.social I really don't like the rule that you can call a timeout from the defensive end. I think it spoils the spirit of the ride. You should have to clear first.

I cannot understand why they ever lift the fire ban here in Colorado. As soon as they do, we have wildfires all over the place (and even when they don't). You just can't burn shit here. It's too risky. Not unless we have a monsoon for a month straight (which we never do).

Why has voting become solely about trying to keep the most egregious people from occupying office? This country is such trash.

Charles Oliver Nutter @headius.bsky.social · last mo.

Except for EV brands, why does every car look the same?

I keep hearing how AI will make software so easy to write and yet Gmail still hasn't evolved beyond the mid 2010s.

Becca Petunia 🏳️‍⚧️@tallgirlpetunia.bsky.social · last mo.

Tidal announces they will be labeling and demonetizing all AI-generated music, and I'm once again so glad I switched from Spotify. No streaming app is perfect (and I do buy a LOT of music too) but this is so much better than an AI swamp.

POLICY UPDATE

Our stance on Al-generated music

Hi Becca!

Al music generation tools are changing how music is created and distributed. As this
technology evolves, Tidal is introducing platform standards to protect artists, their
craft, and inform listeners.

Here are the highlights of our new Al Policy:

. Tidal will identify and tag Al-generated music in our app. Listeners will see an
"Al" badge next to music we detect as wholly Al-generated.

. Tidal will not tolerate Al-generated music that impersonates an artist or group,
or that facilitates fraudulent activity. We're implementing automatic tools to
remove these releases immediately and on an ongoing basis.

. Tidal will not allow music that is 100% Al-generated to be monetized. No
royalties will go to such releases, nor will Al-generated uploads be eligible for
direct-to-fan sales.

. We will expand these policies to music that is substantially Al-generated when
Al detection technology is sufficiently reliable to do so.

Justin Ling @justinling.ca · last mo.

I've been waiting for Tidal to figure out its position on AI-generated music. It finally has, and it's pretty good: -AI labeling -No using AI to impersonate real artists -AI music won't be monetized support.tidal.com/hc/en-us/art...

Our stance on AI-generated music
Hi,
AI music generation tools are changing how music is created and distributed. As this technology evolves, Tidal is introducing platform standards to protect artists, their craft, and inform listeners.
Here are the highlights of our new AI Policy:

Tidal will identify and tag AI-generated music in our app. Listeners will see an "AI" badge next to music we detect as wholly AI-generated.
Tidal will not tolerate AI-generated music that impersonates an artist or group, or that facilitates fraudulent activity. We're implementing automatic tools to remove these releases immediately and on an ongoing basis.
Tidal will not allow music that is 100% AI-generated to be monetized. No royalties will go to such releases, nor will AI-generated uploads be eligible for direct-to-fan sales.
We will expand these policies to music that is substantially AI-generated when AI detection technology is sufficiently reliable to do so.

You'll start seeing these changes from July 15.

Charles Oliver Nutter@headius.bsky.social · last mo.

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I keep hearing how AI will make software so easy to write and yet Gmail still hasn't evolved beyond the mid 2010s.

I don't understand why all progressives aren't vegans. Are you only progressive for humans? How do you reconcile that? Please someone explain this to me. Perhaps progressive just isn't the right label for my views, but rather something more encompassing.

@riviantrackr.com My one suggestion would be to add an option to hide the places in the driver map view. I think it's distracting with all those place names in there and makes the street names harder to see.

@riviantrackr.com Dude the map view in the driver display is awesome!

What a wild world it would be if rich people were ethical.

At this point, why are you not canceling your subscriptions?

We live in society now in which being a terrible person (by that I mean being selfish, greedy, and nasty to others), is being rewarded. It's revolting. Where have all the lessons gone that we learned growing up? Do they matter anymore? (I, for one, think they do).

I think @espn.com is a terrible company for adding unskippable ads to ESPN+ on-demand broadcasts, then having the nerve to charge more. It's just so disgusting.

@danarestia.bsky.social Please, please, please complain loudly about the breakdown booth being right before faceoff and causing the player to not be on the field in time. It's so awkward. Frankly, kill the segment because it's terrible. Or do it going into halftime. The PLL just does some cringe.

Fuck Ruby for removing the logger stdlib from the core language. It was brain-dead stupid and arrogant. It makes me never want to use Ruby again.

Nothing screams immature loser like a cloud of dark smoke spewing out of a tailpipe.

So many still don't understand the open source contract. I don't develop code for your needs. I develop code for my needs and share it with you to use however you like (in accordance with the license). Nothing says I have to continue working on it or accept contributions. I might, but I might not.