There's YuE: https://github.com/multimodal-art-projection/YuE But running it locally will need a bit more GPU power than an image model.

It's also far inferior to Udio or Suno.

It's always interesting to see how people use a site entirely differently from myself. I've only used YouTube to find a specific song/artist, so the only search result I'd click on is what I was looking for. From there, the recommendations are surprisingly decent. Do you usually search for a genre or something?

Is there a reason that you don't use YouTube Music for this?

Yeah, nothing makes me go to YouTube Music. Usually, if I'm listening to music on YouTube, it's because a YouTube video of a song came up in a search. If I was on YouTube already, then I had just used the search bar there. If I wasn't, the search engine wouldn't send me to YouTube Music. For music in general, I just use Spotify.

I can't be that weird about using music on YouTube rather than YouTube Music, the post shows someone doing the same thing.

Sorry, didn't mean to imply that you're weird, I was just wondering.

I'm usually searching for movie trailers in specific genres

My Windows 10 install doesn't do that either, although I have no idea why it gave up (AFAIK there's no reason why it wouldn't be compatible).

That happened to some of my windows 10 installs too. People complained about getting nagged and I thought they were being dramatic.

Then windows decided it was my turn to be nagged and OH MAN I understood ...

I have no good answer for exactly how that situation plays out. I swear it's not a local device setting.

On my laptop, it doesn't nag me, but it does nag my son sometimes when he logs in. My son is not admin, so I don't know why Windows bothers non-admins with this.

At least I hope non-admins can't upgrade, but knowing MS, maybe they can.

That happened to me as well. I get told in the windows update dialog thing to check if I am windows 11 compatible, which I pass but I still don't get Windows 11 offered.

> in the same way you're obligated to know what laws you're actually enforcing.

Ignorance of the law is no excuse for civilians, police aren't held to the same standard.

I suspect the real selling point isn't genuine sustainability.

Their page opens with:

> Generate energy, boost engagement, and discover rich data insights

It's probably more about data collection with greenwashing on the side.

Didn't thought that. But yeah, I'm sure foot traffic would rise in if you have that outside your shop, specially for a toy store. Tiles that light up when you step on them, or that light up and you have to step on them.

I wondered how the math works out in reality.

https://energy-floors.com/products/kinetic-dancefloor/ implies one tile is rated at up to 20 W output. The 44 tiles Coldplay has would then be up to ~800 W (some of them seem less accessible). I guess I don't know enough to figure out how much it saves compared to the emissions of lugging it around, but I'm kind of skeptical it actually "boosts sustainability".

Facebook has a similar issue (although in this case the accounts may be from India but they go after everyone). People commenting on a company's page will get replies from accounts that set their name to "CUSTOMER SERVICE" or "TECH SUPPORT" (Mr. and Mrs. Support must have really had a specific career path in mind for their child) saying they're here to help and to kindly message them for a solution.

I've tried reporting these and Meta really does not care. Report as scam, nope looks fine to us. Report as fake name, nope looks fine to us. I don't think I've ever seen their report system work.

If only it fading away didn't mean instead of being able to treat Twitter as support there's no place to get actual support from a lot of companies. E.g. Google sent me a promotion for a Nest camera if I bought their subscription, and instead of a camera I've had their "support" read the same script about how they'll fix it within a few days since November. At least if I used Twitter as support, other people would see the issue that didn't get resolved.

I don't see the difference from an average user's perspective. Either will ban you arbitrarily on a whim and then ignore you. Knowing who's to blame by name isn't that big an improvement if there's no chance they unban you.

What are you using for machine translation? I'm surprised anything could mistranslate 气功师 like that.

For anonymous users, I'm using OpenNMT, via Argos. Logged in users get DeepL translations, which correctly translates 气功师.