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When I give suno a prompt for “electrojazz metal microtonal polyrhythmic” I get a fusion remix that sounds good, but sometimes it sounds just like a plagiarized remix of something someone created before.

But search in Spotify will not give me good results if I search for that. It’s just the search that needs to become better for discovery, because the song type already existed to train suno, it is not truly creative.

Which is funny, because it should be faster, easier and cheaper to create a good search and discovery engine instead of training and implementing brute-force AI. Especially because there is so much music that there has to be some sample left when you search, but it needs to be less rigid…

tldr: I want spotify to be better at finding songs from a prompt than suno is at making a new song plagiarized from unmentioned influences.

Same for music like suno. I don’t need to remix and hallucitate new fusion music, I just need a really good way to effectively search/discover all music that already exists in one place.

This knucklehead has a “university”?

I need to make some stickers out of these…to make new friends :D

Hey man, grifting and LARPing takes effort too!

need to be more creative with aliasing than “ls”

soo…is FORTRAN greek? Or phoenecian?

…but what if I pick the one with all the furries? :3

username checks out :D

I can already see it: “They’re gonna give everyone healthcare, they’re gonna jail review scammers, they’re gonna let anyone join a union. The monsters.”

Oh god, please no 😄

how was w95 enshittified relative to w3?

But what if I pick the server with all the furries? 🧐

hahahaha…altruistic…hahahahahahahaha…grow…hahahahahahaha

haha, nice adblocker idea, pipe all ads through pi-hole to gpt5 and submit the response at a randomized time hehe

Write a short essay about the ads we made you watch this week, or we turn off the organs subscription.

Some kids once told me that if you’re not on shitbook you don’t exist…maybe they’re cops now.

We were lucky the KGB didn’t have access to social media tech

…were.