@schplook@NylePudding@Tantacrul@davidbruce "I like this software and would love to tell you about it" is far better in terms of optics than "I enabled an option in the software to watermark my work with the attestation that I like it"
@schplook@NylePudding@Tantacrul@davidbruce a default signature would be nice, but I'm not a huge fan of the ready-made footer. it's the same intention, but it feels more corporate and more forced than a genuine and bespoke attestation to the quality of MuseScore.
@schplook@NylePudding@Tantacrul@davidbruce you could always just add some text to your score "Composed with MuseScore" yourself if you really want to rep it. social problems don't always need technical solutions; you can still express your appreciation for software and open-source endeavors with your words
@C_Aubright it's like people have completely forgotten about the use of AI as tools and are completely lost in the idea of "human artists are obsolete" vs. "you will never dethrone us". people are completely missing the point and it's sad to see
@_sleepyren this sounds like a shitty comeback but I am actually currently studying machine learning and have been actively using neural networks in the software I write
@PajaroTendero@The_Zoinkster@depthsofwiki it's usually implied that promotion is to a queen. any other promotion is usually explicitly called an underpromotion.
"a7, Kc7, underpromote to a rook to avoid stalemate..." (a8=R)
but yeah, a lot of chess players (myself included!) do sometimes call it "queening"
@hishnash@bshirley@playwatch@nikitonsky coming to SwiftUI that already have those paradigms in mind, but it's important to account for existing Cocoa devs. but yes, the System Settings problem is absolutely an issue with devs being rushed and unable to properly do QA (2/2)
@hishnash@bshirley@playwatch@nikitonsky to be fair, it usually helps if a library can expect many users to come from another platform to mention what it takes to transition. SwiftUI may be modeled after functional-reactive UI frameworks, so there are definitely going to be React, Flutter, etc. devs (1/2)