@DanielVvra8 fnuk. hele, ty uz blokujes jak hambalkova koukam, co? :) to ma byt jako vraz toho tvyho boje za "svobodu vyjadrovani", nebo jak to ma clovek chapat? :D
@sta_simek@Bloncka_hlasi@RustCohleAOE takze s radosti vymenite placeni dani za tech "5 min. blbyho sexu", ktery vas postihne dost mozna na cely zivot? :) ja jen jestli se s nekym domluvit aby to na vas zkusil bez vaseho vedomi at se podivame, jak se k tomu postavite. rovnou i celou vasi rodinu at to ma grady, co?
All AI art and music is gonna do is make some people work harder to make mind blowing sh*t and have a recognisable style that doesn't sound like anything else. If you're scared of AI, good, maybe it will scare you out of your complacency 😘
The scale of the AI art challenge is clearer when you factor that likely 99/100 people have no idea who wrote their favorite songs.
Most art/music history reflects how an output is presented, very rarely how it is created
@kim_anh looks like enough space to follow the genre>subgenre ordering. obviously, with more records there will be a need for some sacrifices here and there as one genre will start taking over the other and such. but thats the nature of collecting records one has to live with :)
@kim_anh then it also depends what kind of storage you use of course. you can use some stickers on the shelves to guide you or in case of ikea kallax for example use one for this sort of style and other for that sort of styles where each box in it will have its own subgenre for example.
@kim_anh personally, I have bunch of bulks like that which are roughly ordered as the new records come in into that bulk or as I put them back after djing, so by latest "play date" so to say :) after a while you will know what is where and get used to it, unless its thousands of records
@kim_anh follow the same logic within subgenres then, e.g. if you have bigger collection of acid house, put them together in one place. but if its small amount of this sort of house and that sort of house, bulk them into one, you will have an idea what is what when diggin