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OCRFlux: Lightweight Multimodal Toolkit for Advanced PDF-to-Markdown Conversion(github.com)
5 points by chaosprint 1y ago|0 comments
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by chaosprint 1y ago
this is so sad... I remember lots of very good creative art works are deployed there. but it seems that people including myself are moving towards netlify and cloudflare
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Amp: A text editor for your terminal(github.com)
3 points by chaosprint 1y ago|0 comments
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by chaosprint 1y ago
very cool. But I don't understand why ES8311 mono audio codec is used here. I recently successfully run Glicol ( https://github.com/chaosprint/glicol ) on Pico 2 and I am building a prototype board for myself. AIC32
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by chaosprint 1y ago
This is a bit surprising. I even didn't expect Grammarly to have the cash, I used to be a paying customer of theirs when I was writing papers, but apparently with AI I don't even need the free Grammarly anymore.
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by chaosprint 1y ago
have you tried tauri or dioxus?
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by chaosprint 1y ago
just have a question, for a young company like this, isn't mrr better than arr? or do they have that many yearly subscription? cuz u always subscribe and cancel different providers
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by chaosprint 1y ago
I had similar efforts. so I made a Chrome extension that helps you be more mindful of your social media usage by prompting you to think twice before visiting social media sites. If you really want to see, just wait after the counting down:
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by chaosprint 1y ago
isn't this illegal? I mean even patent has 20-year limit
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by chaosprint 1y ago
If you are interested in music language, you might also want to try Glicol: https://glicol.org/ The syntax is hardware-inspired, wysiwyg-style lazy diff graph updating. you can use it directly through wasm on the web page;
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by chaosprint 1y ago
great job! love the ui. I once made a very raw chrome plugin to sample any webpage; I guess it's still functional: https://github.com/chaosprint/webpage-sampler
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by chaosprint 1y ago
Half a year has passed, and it feels like a long time in the field of AI. I read this article repeatedly a few months ago, but now I think the development of Agent has obviously reached a bottleneck. Even the latest gemini seems to have reg
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by chaosprint 1y ago
Very impressive. Btw does anyone know if there are any larger, mass-producible micromotors on the market that can be used to make products similar to the smartknob? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q76dMggUH1M&t=100s
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Ideabrowser: Spot Trends and Startup Ideas Worth Building(ideabrowser.com)
1 points by chaosprint 1y ago|0 comments
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What is 32-bit Float Recording?(tascam.jp)
2 points by chaosprint 1y ago|1 comments
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Portable Synth – Concept and Design(praj.tech)
2 points by chaosprint 1y ago|0 comments
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by chaosprint 1y ago
is this done by fusion 360?
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by chaosprint 1y ago
if you are looking for some performant declarative web audio lib in js, check: https://glicol.js.org/ it's ported from Rust
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by chaosprint 1y ago
Neat! For those who prefer a more direct, terminal-based approach to making music with code, check out also Glicol-CLI: https://github.com/glicol/glicol-cli
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Rust’s dependencies are starting to worry me(vincents.dev)
424 points by chaosprint 1y ago|570 comments
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Funes: Online museum to collect and curate 3D models of human constructions(funes.world)
3 points by chaosprint 1y ago|0 comments
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by chaosprint 1y ago
reading about Eno's ideas on organization and variety makes me want to share some perspectives directly from my experience with music performance practice, specifically in live coding. For a long time, the common practice in live codin
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Video: Korg Berlin, Home of Acoustic-Electronic Synthesis(reverb.com)
2 points by chaosprint 1y ago|0 comments
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by chaosprint 1y ago
very impressive. is it built with juce?
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by chaosprint 1y ago
I am creator and maintainer of several Rust projects: https://github.com/chaosprint/glicol https://github.com/chaosprint/asak For LLM, even the latest Gemini 2.5 Pro and Claude 3.7 Thinking, it is
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by chaosprint 1y ago
Regardless of the content of the article, I was very impressed with the design of this company's website. Very neat.
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Computer Music at Stanford(muzines.co.uk)
3 points by chaosprint 1y ago|1 comments
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by chaosprint 1y ago
have you considered using webtransport? When I was developing Glicol ( https://glicol.org/ ) sync, the main challenge is network jitter. Had to give it up eventually. Furthermore, have you factored in the synchronization as p
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by chaosprint 1y ago
I completely understand, and it's not the first time I've heard of people switching from Bevy to Unity. btw Bevy 0.16 just came out in case you missed the discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43787012
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by chaosprint 1y ago
this is very cool i am also working with esp32 s3 but only write rust code https://youtu.be/y2Hi9ThKcy8?si=yV8onefVb9o7MdHC My goal is to send midi wirelessly. I'm curious why you chose the ESP32? Because if you'r

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