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The most metal ad you will ever see. It's a Japanese Noodle ad. #metal

@hasmis
That day is very near. "Give me a new Front Line Assembly album with 10 tracks. It should sound more like Tactical Neural Implant than Implode."

@feliz
That actually makes a lot of sense. It seemed to have no trouble at all with historical date ranges.

@aspiringcat
It's definitely possible. The problem with the prompts is that chat GPT has a problem with lying. So if it can't find real songs it will actually make some up. But in that case right now it just can't find them on Spotify and so it ignores them.

I asked to give me a list of the and albums released so far in 2023 and it gave me a list of awesome sounding records by existing artists and as far as I can tell, none of it is real.

I would be first in line if there were a new album.

1. 'Meltdown' by Nitzer Ebb
2. 'Industrial Revolution' by Covenant
3. 'The Rising Tide' by Front Line Assembly
4. 'Void' by Skinny Puppy
5. 'Disorder' by VNV Nation
6. 'Labyrinth' by X-Fusion
7. 'The Darkest Age' by Front 242
8. 'The Silence' by Mindless Self Indulgence
9. 'The Unforgiving' by Combichrist
10. 'Eden' by Aesthetic Perfection

Say what you will about but this playlist cover I just created using is peak and it's f**king awesome.

It has a couple of fault points -- the ChatGPT output can be inconsistent so you have to try and tell your prompt exactly how you want it formatted. Seems to work ok. Even though you get the artist and track from ChatGPT, there is no guarantee it'll be in Spotify's catalogue so I used fuzzy string matching to score for the best pick out of Spotify's search query. In some infrequent cases, it's simply not found though.

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@aspiringcat I just passed the "OMG IT ACTUALLY WORKS" milestone but I will definitely clean it up and share it. I'll ping you once I've made it public.

I just wrote a program which queries ChatGPT for any list of music you ask for and turns it into a Spotify playlist.

Example: "Give me a list of the top 50 punk songs released in the year 2000" -> New Spotify Playlist.

@brownpau
Wow. That little strip is a recipe for loneliness and depression. I hope the weather is nice.

Going to read up some more on ActivityPub this weekend. Still thinking about a high performance, low cost, single user instance.

@acjay It sounds like you’re talking about Microsoft Teams and let me tell you, that ain’t it. We’re forced to use it at my company and many of us dream of Slack.

@LouisIngenthron But that's easy for you and I because we know better. For "average user" who has no understanding or interest in decentralization, they need the path to least resistance. And yes, that brings us back to a centralized onboarding experience.

@LouisIngenthron If I asked you the question "What page do I go to to get on Mastodon?" -- what would your answer be?

Right now there is no simple answer aside from pointing them at the major instances (which is how most people are migrating over). That's contrary to the whole idea of decentralization though.

The best implementation I've seen is that site that asks you some simple questions and then points you at a short list of potential instances to choose from. I think that exact process needs a centralized landing page.

@LouisIngenthron You've made my point for me because email is a great example of something that's had many years of private companies putting money into making access to it easier to access (for better or for worse). See gmail, Hey, ProtonMail etc.

You can definitely say they "don't want to understand it" but in as far as the goal is widespread adoption, they shouldn't have to, should they? If I asked my aunt what SMTP server she is using, she has no idea, but she sure can send me 20 ancient memes about Jesus every day.

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