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by m_kos 1y ago
https://musictech.com/news/bitwig-studio-4-spectral-suite-ap...
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PatchCore: Build modular synthesizers and audio processing apps with Kotlin MP(github.com)
3 points by m_kos 1y ago|0 comments
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by m_kos 1y ago
If you have to use, e.g., CUDA Toolkit 11.8, then you need a specific version of VS and its build tools for CUDA's VS integration to work. I don't know why exactly that is and I wish I didn't have to deal with it.
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by m_kos 1y ago
> Why is it so hard to install PyTorch, or CUDA, or libraries like FlashAttention or DeepSpeed that build against PyTorch and CUDA? This is so true! On Windows (and WSL) it is also exacerbated by some packages requiring the use of compil
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by m_kos 1y ago
GitHub of the person who prepared the data. I am curious how much compute was needed for NY. I would love to do it for my metro but I suspect it is way beyond my budget. https://github.com/yz3440 (The commenters below are r
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by m_kos 1y ago
> I've never seen Claude Code do anything that git couldn't easily reverse, so I'm not that worried about that any more. I had one agent that installed something with pip and used it to rewrite my git history. It used the
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by m_kos 1y ago
Well done! Very clean design and easy to use. Initially, I missed some conveniences of modern piano rolls (like tap and hold to area select a bunch of notes), but ultimately it just made me more careful, which was an interesting change. Som
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by m_kos 1y ago
Thank you!
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by m_kos 1y ago
One component of my hobby web app project is a wavetable. Below are two examples of wavetables. I want it to not tax the browser so that other, latency sensitive, components do not suffer. Would you have any suggestions on what JS/TS p
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by m_kos 1y ago
Good read – I have learned something new. I have been having a horrible experience with Sonnet 4 via Cursor and Web. It keeps cutting corners and misreporting what it did. These are not hallucinations. Threatening it with deletion (inspired
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Benny is a modular software playground for making live music(playbenny.github.io)
5 points by m_kos 1y ago|1 comments
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by m_kos 1y ago
GH repo linked below but the README is pretty minimal: https://github.com/playbenny/benny
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by m_kos 1y ago
I think it is a great idea, but the images on your page and lack of pricing details make me think it is expensive and focused on "manly" interests (gambling, whiskey, etc.).
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Icepi Zero – The portable, economical FPGA development board(github.com)
2 points by m_kos 1y ago|1 comments
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by m_kos 1y ago
It is not my project.
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The Synthesizer – A Blessing or a Curse? (1983)(youtube.com)
9 points by m_kos 1y ago|0 comments
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by m_kos 1y ago
[Tangent] Anyone here using 2.5 Pro in Gemini Advanced? I have been experiencing a ton of bugs, e.g.,: - [codes] showing up instead of references, - raw search tool output sliding across the screen, - Gemini continusly answering questions a
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by m_kos 1y ago
I saw an encoder similar to the one you like in an ultrasound once. Here is another: https://www.ctscorp.com/Resources/Press-Releases/New-Three-i... There is something satisfying in noticing the same solution appl
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by m_kos 1y ago
Makes sense. Hardware is not something within my reach, currently, so I stick with software. I'm sure hardware can be a lot more fun.
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by m_kos 1y ago
Thanks! This link is really great! My only Apple product is also an iPad, and I mostly use it to make music with Auxy Studio:) Do you use any fun apps on Android? Currently, my favorite apps are Digitron and Nanoloop. (No affiliation, but D
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by m_kos 1y ago
I will look into it! Is this for mobile or desktop? I would like to see how they introduce this interaction pattern and what feedback they provide as you interact with the knob.
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by m_kos 1y ago
Thanks! For me, this works well for knobs that don't require frequent adjustments. Currently, my knobs have little pills next to them that switch a knob to a "precision mode." It is a little quicker, but you may need to remem
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by m_kos 1y ago
Don't get sucked into modular hardware synths. They are TONS of fun, but it is a very expensive hobby. Monotrail Tech Talk has a few excellent videos on YouTube, but he must have spent a fortune on his gear.
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by m_kos 1y ago
1. I find Tim's work always so impressive and humbling. Compared to software, hardware projects seem infinitely more complex. 2. Speaking of knobs, I am writing a toy software synth for smartphones. Are there any design guidelines for
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by m_kos 2y ago
Yes, it fits, but I am on a very tight budget, so I was hoping for a more affordable DIY option. Thanks for the recommendation, though!
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by m_kos 2y ago
I recently asked Claude 3.7 (Thinking) to help me debug. I told it that it seemed my code crashed when MY_FLAG was true. Its solution? if MY_FLAG: MY_FLAG = False Do you come across issues like this too or am I not prompting it correctly?
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by m_kos 2y ago
Great collection! Are there any very affordable DIY midi control surfaces with a few knobs, pads, keys (two octaves), and BT?
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by m_kos 2y ago
Here’s what my experience looked like. Use case: Building a personal RAG system as a weekend project. Tool used: OpenHands and Trea, both running in Docker. Cost in $: $60 Cost frequency: One-time (over 3 weekend
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Ask HN: What's your vibe coding setup, what does it cost and how do you like it?
3 points by m_kos 2y ago|2 comments
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by m_kos 2y ago
My one-evening vibe coding experiment with building a personal rag system ended up lasting three weekends, costing $60, and working MUCH worse than ripgrep. I find AI very helpful for some programming problems and GH Copilot can be very use

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