GrazeMor

This used to be called Tratex: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tratex

Yeah also that magazine is ugly. They were complaining about a yellow building but they're a brown website.

I don't think expensive public transport is the problem. It can be crucial for some people. The fact that the article says some people need "short stops on trips to and from work, short-distance trips and a higher frequency of trips" just means the public transport needs to be tweaked, not completely scrapped.

Wouldn't it have been good for the horses?

I think the divide is that artists have worked at developing a skill to express themselves (art) while AI artists think they have achieved the same thing by turning a prompt into an image. The former is an act of expression, the latter is choosing something you like out of a magazine. Very different and one is art and the other is not. If you really want to say AI is art, maybe, but the person prompting it is definitely not the artist...maybe the curator.

He was clearly relying on being able to distill a melody to x beats per bar which is very western.

Even OSX uses webviews for "native" ui: https://blog.jim-nielsen.com/2022/inspecting-web-views-in-ma...

This only works for western music

Colors appear different depending on what color they are next to so its not a great way to pick colors.

Why are they all men?

The credential management api is super annoying. Many websites now have a very annoying sign in with google dialog whenever I visit them and there's no way I can find to disable it.

It's weird how the article mentions that before Suspense there was a waterfall issue. But as far as I understand Suspense introduces the waterfall issue. If you have nested components that need data, the data has to load serially rather than in parallel which creates a waterfall and React devs don't seem to know how to fix this issue.