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Rochus
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I didn't try what you suggested, but even without better control of the music with more structured prompts, I think the musicality of this system is much lower than what we have commercially. I made the following two songs with the sys
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This is a competent introduction to Stoicism; it successfully debunks the most common myth, that Stoics are emotionless robots. However, the text presents a somewhat "sanitized" version of the philosophy; it focuses heavily on the
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previous: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46919918
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Neely's core thesis seems to be that AI music companies (like Suno) are not "democratizing" music, but are engaging in a form of "wealth extraction" designed to turn music into a disposable consumer product. The bus
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Well, it's like a few people still make music, even if there is Suno ;-)
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The main problem are the artifacts on the individual sounds generated by the LLM. If the sound is "muffled", you can usually correct the sound with filters, exciters and compressors (even automated as in plugins such as Ozone). Bu
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I'm not particularly sure what the autor's claim has to do with Wirth, but there is a quote which he could have added to the article: "To hell with AI" (see https://inf.ethz.ch/people/faculty/em
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I prefer Simula 67 ;-)
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The author is a CTO/CPTO who explicitly describes himself as a "hands-off manager", who hasn't touched code in over many years. His view that GenAI "only speeds up the typing" is a classic management-layer misc
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Actually the whole thing has nothing to do with Rust at all. It's just that one of the proposals was about integrating a borrow-checker into C++. The timeline events and technical explanations of Profiles and Safe C++ are accurate, but
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Neil was one of the authors of MUMPS ("Massachusetts General Hospital Utility Multi-Programming System", see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MUMPS ), which appeared in 1966 and became one of the most influential
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This is an interesting system that I studied closely a few years ago, along with a few others based on Lua or Python. What surprises me enormously about all these systems is the fact that, in builds that can become enormously large and comp
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This is unexpected. According to the article, research across 80 countries suggests that when schools introduce digital technology, student performance drops significantly. Students who use computers about five hours per day for learning sc
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Looks interesting; but somehow this is the umpteenth Rust OS project I came across the last few month; I've lost count.
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The author has the opinion, that AI coding tools have made us faster, but we're still the bottleneck because we have to be present and actively engaged. He conclude the next leap in productivity requires letting AI agents work autonomo
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previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46723576
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Eisenberg articulates a future where Artificial Intelligence (AI) fundamentally shifts the programmer's role but does not eliminate the need for precise languages. He claims: - The future division of labor involves humans focusing on p
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AI causes just an intensification of longstanding problems. The "publish or perish" pressure has compromised research integrity for decades (including manipulated peer reviews, massaged or fabricated results, and ignored conflicts
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ad infinitum ;-)
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So what we need is essentially a "libc virtualization". But Musl is only available on Linux, isn't it? Cosmopolitan ( https://github.com/jart/cosmopolitan ) goes further and is available also on Mac and Wi
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Interesting, thanks. So you need a Node based server to run it.
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Interesting. But what is actually the "unique selling point" compared to Harfbuzz? The "single file" implementation? The size?
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Cool. How do you have implemented the latex rendering? Are you using one of the common libraries? Is the rendering (incl. PDF etc.) directly running in the browser, or on the server?
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> the guy who played the CD 50 times would today need to stream it... 50 times. In a standard record deal, the number is much higher than 50. Usually, the artist only keeps $0.0006 per song (15% of the payout). To earn $2.00, you would
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> I knew they did it for their own pleasure. The shepherd can afford to sing for hours because he has a job herding sheep. The modern musician, by contrast, is often told to "get a real job" so they can afford to make art (fo
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> Connection Became Commodified ... Music is now background noise It's rather the music itself which became a commodity, and it's not mainly background noise, but is reduced to a function (support certain moods, etc.). This b
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Claiming someone explains capitalism "better than Marx" is a low bar. It is widely accepted that most of Marx’s central predictions did not materialize as he forecasted, not even during his lifetime. The article’s conclusion, that
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I was looking for information about Xous's raw IPC performance to get an impression of how it performs compared to e.g. the L4 family, especially L4re and sel4. Also a comparison to QNX would be very interesting. Are there any "cy
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Thanks for the hint. Just tried Mixea and the results sounds surprisingly good. Here is what I got without any adjustments: - original: http://rochus-keller.ch/suno_2025_2/suno_EsotericFunkA_Cover... - mastered: http:
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The mastering is amazing; it sounds much better than what the Suno built-in mastering can do (I even hear less of the typical Suno artifacts); can you share what AI mastering you are using?
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