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by ingvay7 3mo ago
Curious if allowing AI-based submissions was because there is no reliable way of filtering this out 100%? Would have loved to read these submissions in search of some stellar non-ai writing.
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by ingvay7 3mo ago
> Marketing, Finance, and HR Having this hype ingested fully by finance is lethal. Ive witnessed CFOs fully believing a lot of the hype and that directly leads to massive chopping of random teams on a spreadsheet with 'use ai'
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by ingvay7 3mo ago
I usually ensure i have a vision of how it needs to sound. I know im going for lower reverb, more compression, more guitar prescence etc and have years of crappy mixes to my credit so pretty clear of what i dont want. Where it helps a lot i
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by ingvay7 3mo ago
A lot of my hobbyist musician friends were way more prolific during covid. The extra time seemed to have unlocked their ability to be way more creative to de-stress. I myself had a burst of activity recording music and improving my guitar t
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by ingvay7 3mo ago
Neat rabbit hole. Reminds me of having to deal with email spam - it was a similar deal with rule-based filters, ML scores, domain bans,IP filtering, browse fingerprinting etc and mishmash of ever evolving scripts surviving org and personnel
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by ingvay7 3mo ago
The billions companies spend on awareness, converson, retention etc will only grow and non vibe-coded software will continue to be the input (doesnt "become" marketing) into a very sophisticated go-to-market machine occupied by va
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by ingvay7 4mo ago
A lot of it is also the history associated with all the strat cats from the 1950s onwards and really good marketing by fender, you're buying a real strat because you want to be in that company (Buddy Holly to Gilmour etc). I recall onl
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by ingvay7 4mo ago
Particularly for a company that possibly has to navigate high-volume, often frivolous litigation and brand attacks from trolls. I have been in similar situations having to partner with legal defending the most frivolous things on products r
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by ingvay7 4mo ago
My brain immediately switched to 'you could be mine' by guns n roses
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Compositions from Beethoven's Bonn Period(popularbeethoven.com)
2 points by ingvay7 4mo ago|1 comments
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by ingvay7 4mo ago
"Considering all his works in his Bonn period from age 12 to 22, we must conclude, that we have an extremely meagre list of compositions, compared to Mozart or other productive composers."
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by ingvay7 4mo ago
I used to think AI summaries in emails were sorta useful until I was dealing with a particularly long engagement with a law firm where their paralegal sends out AI-generated recaps. After a couple of months, I was at my wits end at the para
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by ingvay7 4mo ago
Im always surprised when i see the significant opens in the promotions tab of the gmail inbox. Looks like a lot of folks want those ads.
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by ingvay7 4mo ago
It’s like the conspiracy theorist version of one of the Three-Body problem storylines with those scientists vanishing. I expect theres an entire subreddit for this.
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Why you got that ad, in plain text(vishsubramanian.me)
2 points by ingvay7 4mo ago|0 comments
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by ingvay7 4mo ago
cannot wait to incorporate this to my workflow. thanks
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by ingvay7 4mo ago
Really cool work and workflow. strongly prefer this kind of local, open pipeline that i control over a dependency on Adobe tools and lock ins.
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by ingvay7 4mo ago
Love this. For people who aren’t familiar with Roman history, it would be great to have a short guided tour of how to explore the map. I filtered for 'pompeii' and it gave me 117 dots.
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by ingvay7 4mo ago
I've never been able to identify keys except for the higher E. Just that seemingly one low bar skill has helped me tune up my guitar to normal over the years instead of searching for a tuner. It's incredible how some folks do this
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by ingvay7 4mo ago
One thing that helped in our house was making books unavoidable. We keep paperbacks lying around in every room. It sounds silly, but there’s a kind of “cover gravity” and guilt that pulls the kids ( and me) back into a book when a book is
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by ingvay7 4mo ago
No real reason really.In fact its on my list next. I was working on a track in logic that i was mostly sourcing the polychrome presets and i plan to add the same functionality to all my other plugins. The Gojira archetype is one i have my e
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by ingvay7 4mo ago
thanks.Frankly — the system prompt is the sauce. The LLM has encyclopedic knowledge of every amp, cab, and pedal ever made which still blows my mind, but without guardrails it'll confidently tell you to boost mids on a JCM800 (which is
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by ingvay7 4mo ago
I shred guitar in the evenings to focus on technique, but a hectic day job means I get almost no time to twiddle knobs on my amp sim chasing the right tone. So I built a tool where I just prompt "Brian May Solo Bohemian Rhapsody"
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Dialing In the Ghost in the Machine: LLMs for guitar tones(vishsubramanian.me)
3 points by ingvay7 4mo ago|0 comments
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AI Art on the Samsung Frame TV(vishsubramanian.me)
3 points by ingvay7 2y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Recurring financial donations to causes that have demonstrable impact?
2 points by ingvay7 3y ago|0 comments
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by ingvay7 6y ago
Ive used Azure and AWS in a couple of large organizations (mulit-million $ cloud contracts) and the Azure commitment for customer success is a big differentiator. Ive literally had Azure engineers as an extension of my team (free of cost of