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hey all, we just started the event at our lovely club Monokel - Major Arcana, this time with main witchboss balana split, after which comes great Olivia Swim, and then yours truly, prince lucija. and then again round two. till 5am CET.
Live streams from Kamizdat, Emanat, Luka Prinčič & Friends
Live Pretok TV (live.pretok.tv)
see also https://majorarcana.kamizdat.si
somebody posted about this great math-rock duo. just watched this whole live concert;
Auf YouTube findest du die angesagtesten Videos und Tracks. Außerdem kannst du eigene Inhalte hochladen und mit Freunden oder gleich der ganzen Welt teilen.
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@shiri fully agree!
@FediThing @pluralistic @tante i feel in the similar way as big tech has taken the notion of AI and LLMs as a cue/excuse to mount a global campaign of public manipulation and massive investments into a speculative project and pumps gazillions$ into it and convinces everyone it's innevitable tech to be put in bag of potato chips, the backlash is then that anything that bears the name of AI and LLM is poisonous plague and people are unfollowing anyone who's touched it in any way or talks about it in any other way than "it's fascist tech, i'm putting a filter in my feed!" (while it IS fascist tech because it's in hands of fascists).
in my view the problem seems not what LLMs are (what kind of tech), but how they are used and what they extract from planet when they are used by the big tech in this monstrous harmful way. of course there's a big blurred line and tech can't be separated from the political, but... AI is not intelligent (Big Tech wants you to believe that), and LLMs are not capable of intelligence and learning (Big Tech wants you to believe that).
so i feel like a big chunk of anger and hate should really be directed at techno oligarchs and only partially and much more critically at actual algorithms in play. it's not LLMs that are harming the planet, but rather the extraction, these companies who are absolute evil and are doing whatever the hell they want, unchecked, unregulated.
or as varoufakis said to tim nguyen: "we don't want to get rid of your tech or company (google). we want to socialize your company in order to use it more productively" and, if i may add, safely and beneficialy for everyone not just a few.
listen to many female electracoustic artists that were excluded from his-tory
Electronic art artists, artists signpost
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@elifyalvac waiting for that eurorack module called "DAW" to drop
anyone knows of a usb microphone with onboard dsp (like Shure MV7+) that is configurable via Linux?
any recommendations welcome.
plz boost
@lislegaard no i have not. hope to find time to watch it soon. looks worth it.
@lislegaard awesome!
@lislegaard i think i heard a lot of black flag just by listening to our local student radio. they played stuff like danzig, primus, blag flag and all kinds of weird or just plain punk post-punk and i think i have it in me. then again, i also listened to the pixies and a tape of iron maiden on repeat for a while, and about 20 years ago i had a crush on Death From Above 1979, not to mention i did quite like the grunge sound too (especially Nirvana and some of Pearl Jam.
What is the strange history of Black Flag? From the early years of Black Flag's "Nervous Breakdown," SST Records and LA punk to Henry Rollins joining, "Damaged," and their later albums like "My War," "Loose Nut" and "Slip It In." How did Black Flag change punk and metal?
