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by fb03 1y ago
Well, we could FFI this into a scripting language for sure
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by fb03 1y ago
Offtopic: This is awesome, but oh my god, my heart almost skipped a beat when I thought it would be Renoise itself going opensource. I've been tracking with Renoise for the past 14 years and I love it to bits. Very curious to test this
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by fb03 1y ago
Of course! In the PydanticAI docs for Agents, you have a fully defined example of a tool calling agent (roulette_wheel.py) https://ai.pydantic.dev/agents/#introduction If you need professional help in any of this, I al
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by fb03 1y ago
PS: My background is also as a computer programmer with previously zero music making experience. My first tracks were absolute garbage, and that's fine. Every new track is 0.01% better (read: less worse :') than the last one, and
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by fb03 1y ago
Start by starting! Pick a DAW, if you can't pick one, pick one of the most famous. Ableton Live maybe? Just put some notes down and hit the play button. That's the whole feedback loop. Everything else is just honing your skill and
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by fb03 1y ago
This. If you are running your agent loop, MCP does nothing. MCP is an inter-process (or inter-system) communication standard, and it's extremely successful at that. But some people try to shoehorn it into a single system where it makes
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by fb03 1y ago
My time to shine! I'm a computer programmer but I've been making music digitally for about 15 years now The software you want is called a DAW - Digital Audio Workstation. There are 300 DAWs, you need to find the one that fits your
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by fb03 1y ago
I found that design decision a bit odd as well, as the author states multiple times that he's interested in cycle-accurate emulation. When people go for a cycle-accurate emulator, they are purposely eschewing performance for accuracy.
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by fb03 1y ago
and in Portuguese, it means "flimsy". What a great name.
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by fb03 2y ago
I believe so, tried to access but wasn't able
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by fb03 2y ago
The 0. prat is irrelevant in MAME, you can see that both projects simply increment the number on every release. They could just as well do v<timestamp> and reap the same monotonically increasing thing with a temporality aspect as well
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by fb03 2y ago
It's delay sort delay(N); append_output(N) that's it.
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by fb03 2y ago
That's a very bleak view, having to drug oneself to keep a job. I wish you, or anyone, for that matter, needs to do that for the sake of capitalism
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by fb03 2y ago
Can you tell me about your Linux on Mac setup? Here's my situation: At home, I develop on a very beefy x86_64 desktop machine running Ubuntu. When travelling overseas for work, I have an x86_64 laptop which provides me decent performan
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by fb03 2y ago
can you tell me about the battery life? I seriously need a new laptop to run linux and I need decent battery life. Don't want to buy a Mac just to have more than 3 hours of battery life
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by fb03 2y ago
What laptop do I get right now to run Linux with decent battery life? My dream would be a Mac-like 14 hour battery life experience running Ubuntu. I don't want to buy a Mac or be tied to their walled garden, it's literally my last
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by fb03 2y ago
Drum brakes is an excellent typo tho ahah
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by fb03 2y ago
We figured, but people can't stand still and just Do Shit (TM). Poetry works fine and solves dependencies and peer dependencies. But I guess the javascript-style churn of 'every week a new tool which is better than the formers&#x2
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by fb03 2y ago
Very nice library, and nice to see he face behind the channel too. I now understand why it's 3blue1brown (wasn't aware that he has heterochromia in one eye at the ratio of his channel name, cool!)
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by fb03 2y ago
It is, but with a whole slew of tweaks to pull it off. It's a mess. ...I get it that Wayland is the future and all, that it has features we need as an OS to get to the next level, but I feel there should be no rush to do it, and I feel
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by fb03 2y ago
In all honesty, the screen sharing situation (and other stuff) in Wayland is currently so brittle that I consider XFCE (my daily driver) lagging behind in its adoption a feature.
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by fb03 2y ago
I'd not complain if William Gibson got into the project as well.
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by fb03 2y ago
This advice is generally helpful - overprotective parents or caretakers will always stunt a kids growth. Have personal experience in distancing myself from a parent and it greatly improved my wellbeing and my ability to learn/grow&#x2F
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by fb03 2y ago
At this point, just nope out of it and use something like Bluesky
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by fb03 2y ago
Quick question: Why would you need Xpra for this, or what are the advantages of Xpra over normal X forwarding?
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by fb03 2y ago
I wonder what is the appeal of these systems, today? On what demand would one chose a POWER system like this one (which I think it's pretty cool) over a, say, more standard X86 or ARM server?
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by fb03 2y ago
What if you are running a long running and important process and your personal internet connection drops, killing your process? That's why I am fond of screen and tmux
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by fb03 2y ago
I think cannabis is a great harm reduction tool, compared to harder and more dangerous drugs like Alcohol, Heroin, etc. It is truly a blessing compared to those. But there is an aura of "harmlessness" going around it and I think i
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by fb03 2y ago
I think this is a cool concept, and all, but honestly, at this point, why just not use Python3 as your project's scripting language, and reap all the benefits of a simple, typesafe/autocomplete ready language with broad IDE suppor
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by fb03 2y ago
Can't read the article because blocked in my country (Brazil) for some reason (legal demands) ;-(

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