It doesn’t really matter if AI can answer any question if you don’t know what to ask.

The obvious implication here - if AI images can’t be copyrighted - is that those copyright holders now suing AI companies will lose their cases because AI images are not under copyright.

From the majestic Pacific coastline to the poorly-maintained nuclear waste site where they made the plutonium for the bomb that destroyed the city of Nagasaki in a devastating firestorm, Washington State has it all!

One step closer to Ash and the Weyland-Yutani Corporation.

These are good for field recording. That’s what I use them for.

Neumann has been selling the U87 microphone design since the 1960s, haven’t they? It just gets more expensive every year. Still the best all-around studio workhorse microphone.

Pink most likely means pink noise

And so you probably just turned off the pink noise generator.

Pink noise is sometimes used for calibration applications in sound studios. Like, for example, when you’re mixing sound for a feature film, at the end the Dolby engineer comes in to make the Dolby encoded audio and they have a special pink noise generator that they use to calibrate the sound of the studio to their theatrical standard.

Not sure what the use is here, but it’s probably related to testing whether your headphones / speakers have a flat frequency response.

See also this handy video explanation.

Bellingham

My theory: People who look at data graphs on Reddit are often on the spectrum for OCD / autism and nuanced diplomacy is not our strong suit. Some people’s brains are just trained to find the flaws in everything.