Das erinnert mich daran als ich angefangen habe zu singen. Ich hatte zwar ein halbes Jahr Gesangsunterricht mittendrin aber wirklich gelernt hab ich das mit boxen alleine in der küche und unter der Dusche. Und dann habe ich einfach Lieblingssongs gesungen. Und auf recordings meine eigene Stimme zu hören ist immer noch kringelig. Was sich verändert hat ist das ich objektiv besser geworden bin im singen (sind jetzt auch 5-6 Jahre), es mir Spaß macht zu singen und ich ausblenden kann das ich meine Stimme nicht mag. Ist halt mehr oder weniger ein Werkzeug für mich, und ich bin ja eh tendenziell nicht mein eigenes Publikum. Hauptsache das singen selber macht Spaß ^^
I like the idea but the US Stillhaus major issues with detainees being subjected to systematic sleep deprivation and other kinds of psychological torture.
There is an immense issue about "using it", not on "detecting it and mitigating it".
Btw usually the police just does stuff like this, prosecuters are annoyed but not brave enough to stand up against it, the judges often don't know about it and defense attorneys have an uphill battle anyway when it comes to any issues before the court.
I'm so serious because you are implying that I'm either stupid or that I have ulterior motives by saying I didn't read your comments, which I evidently did.
Also "but the mod can do whatever they like" is nowhere to be found in your previous comments so don't act like you were being respectful about this. In fact, you questioned their whole ruleset. Nothing chill about that and nothing to indicate good faith engagement.
Literally today Chris Titus released a video where he emphasized that no one should be using secure boot because the default backend is Microsoft and no one changes their secure boot config.
If that's true there's an argument that the name "secure boot" is hardly detachable from the defaults and thus that name is kid of burnt and shouldn't be recommended out of an abundance of caution for new users.
Yeah so assuming Springer makes enough money (pretty sure they sell their copies and there's solid money there) they are absolutely able to get those systems in place before publishing. That's telling.
Your first comment went way into the weeds of specific rule applications. But the rules are vague because a lot of Lemmy is based on the spirit of the rules and not the exact language, specifically so that we can be more tolerant and lenient.
And in your second post you were implying the rules of this community don't make sense. I told you it's the rules, and if they don't make sense to you you are free to make your own community.
You told me I didn't read your comments but you also told me that you said exactly what I said. Either that's wrong, or there's no reason for that comment.
I would be more chill about this but the whole thread is littered with underhanded attacks against the mods and this community and I question your motives.
I was gonna say, surely there's a database of published works you could literally query to check for validity. I mean literally traditional algorithmic verification. Why the hell would you need an AI for that. AIs are for black box problems but this has been solved way back. This tells me whoever is in charge is more concerned with optics than with things going well or they are highly incompetent.
Dude it's the rules. If you don't like them, make your own community. If you want them to be changed, be forthright about it and maybe make a meta discussion about it once to get a feel for it.
If you wanna post in this community, you need to follow the rules. It's actually pretty simple.
Can't say I totally agree with him but using the laws of supply and demand on criticism and political dissent is really outside of the box thinking and it's a good idea.
I just wrote this because these memes are rampant and funny, but they do make light of a bad circumstance on our society. And that trope usually targets men, so here's some context.
Das erinnert mich daran als ich angefangen habe zu singen. Ich hatte zwar ein halbes Jahr Gesangsunterricht mittendrin aber wirklich gelernt hab ich das mit boxen alleine in der küche und unter der Dusche. Und dann habe ich einfach Lieblingssongs gesungen. Und auf recordings meine eigene Stimme zu hören ist immer noch kringelig. Was sich verändert hat ist das ich objektiv besser geworden bin im singen (sind jetzt auch 5-6 Jahre), es mir Spaß macht zu singen und ich ausblenden kann das ich meine Stimme nicht mag. Ist halt mehr oder weniger ein Werkzeug für mich, und ich bin ja eh tendenziell nicht mein eigenes Publikum. Hauptsache das singen selber macht Spaß ^^