Sosh101

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by Sosh101 3y ago
I wonder if such a thing is possible with modern materials?
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by Sosh101 3y ago
We've certainly lost a lot on the way.
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by Sosh101 3y ago
That's very helpful, thank you.
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by Sosh101 3y ago
> and $10,000+ of compute hardware per inference session. What hardware would you need to run it at home?
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by Sosh101 3y ago
What hardware would be needed to run this at home?
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by Sosh101 3y ago
Alien as in "other".
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by Sosh101 3y ago
Here's one I was looking for, an electronic album available on c64 cartridge: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGWsPEC341Y A riff on skype: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnIiui46ggY Some more: https:
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by Sosh101 3y ago
That sounds challenging - I'd love to see how you get on. I had a kind of related idea - train a model on a particular synth, then when passed a sample with a synth sound in it, it would try to suggest the patch settings that would mo
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by Sosh101 3y ago
It's incredible how that chip still holds up well today, and people are still using it to create music. There was a particular tune I wanted to link to, but can't find it unfortunately.
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by Sosh101 3y ago
How many rockets are there really though? Most VC funded ventures are pretty underwhelming concepts in my opinion. (Well maybe that will change in this current economic climate).
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by Sosh101 3y ago
I second this. Have had a similar experience.
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by Sosh101 3y ago
Right, that's a very loose definition of private.
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by Sosh101 3y ago
> I can blindly distinguish distinguish Moog from Behringer with compressed youtube audio Which Moog/Behringer combo was it? In the case of DFAM/Edge the filters are different (Ladder vs. something more standard) > It'
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by Sosh101 3y ago
Since Behringer usually keep clones as close to the original as possible, I think this was a strategy to avoid legal issues when cloning something recent. These ones are functionally equivalent, but presented quite differently.
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by Sosh101 3y ago
Behringer did release their own "Neutron" (and soon "Proton"), but I generally agree with your points. Also they've cloned Moog gear that's <10 years old.
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by Sosh101 3y ago
I think the recent clones of the moog studio3 devices must have been part of it. The clones are less than half the price of the originals, and are arguably better.
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by Sosh101 3y ago
If so, then I'd be happy to fail.
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by Sosh101 3y ago
The biggest failure of responsibility is not requiring any form of authentication.
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by Sosh101 3y ago
What's the current situation with the electronic parts supply problem? Is it returning to normal?
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by Sosh101 3y ago
Can you recommend a good active MUD? I didn't realise they were still going! Might be interesting to dip back into it and see if it's still fun.
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by Sosh101 3y ago
Telnet will always have a special place in my heart because of MUDs.
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by Sosh101 3y ago
> and the devices are giving them feedback based on what they did, and the whole population is subject to a degree of behavior modification. That sounds like a slightly less dystopian than the future we arrived at - where the devices are
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by Sosh101 3y ago
> DOTNET_CLI_TELEMETRY_OPTOUT I didn't know about this. I wonder how that sits legally with local data protection rules (EU).
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by Sosh101 3y ago
I've been thinking about getting into go - do you mind giving some pros/cons?
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by Sosh101 3y ago
> I don't understand why people think that it matters whether AI is conscious or not Exactly. Ethically important, we don't want to cause suffering. But danger? What special risk does consciousness bring to the table?
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by Sosh101 3y ago
> My own view is that consciousness is intimately tied to our nature as living flesh-and-blood creatures Already appeared to be a very flawed summarisation of the situation, but I had to stop reading after that sentence.
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by Sosh101 3y ago
Why use anything?
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by Sosh101 3y ago
I can't understand people that want to wire up every aspect of their home to big tech cloud companies. There are plenty of options for self-hosted smart home setups.
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by Sosh101 3y ago
If you like soma, also check out blue mars: http://echoesofbluemars.org/ edit: just been listening to that Apollo channel - fascinating recordings.
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by Sosh101 4y ago
I've got a 7th Gen X1, and the keyboard is honestly a pleasure to use.

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