2026-04-02T00:54:03Z https://yabu.me Jack・怨霊見習い中 https://yabu.me/npub1fud5lupsshfx69t0ejvdlxa3wgn7kyakkg8ut3f62dz70vk83z6sgmn836 https://cdn.famichiki.jp/accounts/avatars/109/301/957/784/567/100/original/df2341db85bc7b39.jpeg https://cdn.famichiki.jp/accounts/avatars/109/301/957/784/567/100/original/df2341db85bc7b39.jpeg https://yabu.me/nevent1qqszsgmves0m72zr9rwl9n5ne4euh3t92kh0xceemyjsg8556xqre9gzyp83knlsxzzaymg4dlxf3humk9ez06cnk6eql3w98ff5teajc7yt2et0dtw In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsyak7tcwejluwfglnm2hz4mnxt6e5cen2kq3p7x53jq0e4cecz8vg3teltu'>nevent1q…eltu</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>I find your friend&#39;s take silly. &#34;Programmed&#34; doesn&#39;t mean music magically generates when a guy pushes a button. How did it get there? Someone did that. Humans have been making music in any way possible for tens of thousands of years. Is it still music if it&#39;s collaborative? If you don&#39;t have a music theory education? How about if you use a toy piano from 1987? The answer is always yes. (unless it&#39;s AI - there&#39;s my bias/ethical standard.) 2025-08-25T05:15:30Z