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Comment #47733142
Exactly. It's been around so long and we still don't know how to mimic it. The way an llm learns is a very interesting way of doing it, but it sure isn't what the brain is doing. B…
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Comment #47733126
That's exactly the issue. Retraining is too expensive & needs too much iteration to work efficiently I think.
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Comment #47733121
Sleep would probably be a part of the equation for consolidating , but there's still the question of how exactly does the brain process the information during sleep in a way that i…
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Comment #47728494
You're right to be skeptical. Without a way to actually implement how the human brain processes experiences into a consolidated memory, we won't be able to solve the long term memo…
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Comment #47704859
in my experience, as long as you set up a decent set of agent definitions & a good skillset, and work in an already pretty clean codebase with established standards, the code quali…
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Comment #47702999
that would certainly be a very interesting thing to add, but in the current iteration that is not possible. The biggest issue here is that there's not really "one" microtonal syste…
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Comment #47700927
still working on https://stringscales.com - fun sideproject to visualize guitar scales on a configurable fretboard, with interactive note highlighting to a backingtrack. The backin…
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Show HN: Chord progression player with fretboard visualisation
Hey everyone, A while back, I shared StringScales here on HN ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41243901 ), and the response was incredible. The feedback I got from that thread…
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Comment #42890356
I was thinking the same. The author makes a great point when it comes to a portfolio, but most of the work I do is for corporate clients for example. They value efficiency and ease…
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Comment #42296516
I've relied on Tonal heavily to build stringscales.com - it was a very pleasant experience. Much is already present, and extending the lib with more scales and functionality was ea…
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Comment #41259968
Oh nice, that looks really cool! How did you get the fretboard to sync up with those songs? Ai or some manual encoding work somehow? Well done!
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Comment #41254110
Oh right! I see what you mean. Got it, awesomeme idea: Chord charts like these are as of now a planned feature. Something to look out for in the future. Thanks for the suggestion!
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Comment #41254100
Very cool! I like the non standard fretting as well. Neat feature
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Comment #41253935
Thanks a lot for sharing! Yeah, I love the tuning option myself!
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Comment #41253934
I totally agree, in fact feature number one is already planned. It'll probably be in the form of a chord schema generator and player that also shows you which scales and roots/thir…
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Comment #41250360
Definitely go for it! And let me know how I can help you to make it a little bit less overwhelming
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Comment #41249667
thanks!
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Comment #41244777
Thank you! This might be a biased opinion, because it's how I do it and it works for me (ymmv), but I think starting with for example the major scale patterns in 3NPS is a great fo…
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Comment #41243952
thanks! I found that even just lazily continually looking and playing the scales and the positions while building the tool actually also really helped with learning more myself :)
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Show HN: A free tool to visualise scales on a guitar
Hey everyone, I wanted to share something I’ve been working on that I think could be really helpful for fellow guitarists. It’s called StringScales ( https://stringscales.com ), an…
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Comment #16696781
can confirm, but also on google chrome
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Comment #16696436
Ever taken a look at how bootstrap's CSS is written? It's horrible and even worse when you start to try to override certain things :(
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Comment #16689619
Point taken!
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Comment #16689612
What I would love to see in a design system is something in terms of "white-label" components. I'm talking about components with great UX, but basically no styling applied. I'm not…
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Comment #16687122
I love how ant design invents a new 'design language' and then it turns out to be yet another bootstrap. I wish we'd get a real revolutionary design system instead of these framewo…