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Comment #47165480
Exactly
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Comment #44387680
This looks very useful! I wonder how other AI coding tools manage merging work from different agents (I've never tried running multiple agents simultaneously yet, but I was thinkin…
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Comment #43843158
You're right, your comment is valid. I will make better blog posts in the future :)
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Comment #43843148
I made this blog post, because I did very little fudging and was shocked by how good the results are. However, this only happened with the latest model (o3). That's why I wanted to…
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Comment #43843062
I am sorry for not making a long blog post with all the details, I just wanted to highlight how the cooperation with AI went to the next level (model design, then implementation). …
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Comment #43843055
There is definitely a ceiling problem. However, I found that with smarter models (such as o3) you could first discuss the mathematical model (or system architecture), so that it kn…
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Comment #43843016
I thought that the full details might not be interesting for people, since the algorithm is just a mock up of the idea, but which already works! If I wrote the whole post about all…
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Comment #35149359
Great idea. I've read some people's comments. There are a lot of companies in the UK that sell their equipment, and use contractors to install them (Worcester Bosch for boilers, ev…
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Comment #28916220
I think they want everyone to move to Metal Performance Shaders. I've done some stuff on them, but not nearly as developed as CUDA.
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Comment #28745194
I am still using this now, after 3 days, to read hacker news. I hope this project stays alive.
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Comment #28707911
Reading this post on Haxplore itself is even better :)
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Comment #22922189
This seems certainly possible. But I don't know how would you display all of the frequencies that are present in music at the same time . Usually, they only play one or two frequen…
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Comment #22918238
One could imagine making a “fake” cymatic visualisation while still looking interesting!
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Comment #22914436
Hi! Thanks for your comment! It’s interesting. I don’t think there is any magic about cymatics per se: it depends on how sound interacts with physical objects, and these objects ha…
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Comment #22914394
These are very interesting thoughts, they remind me of when I’m deeply thinking about how a track/song is represented in my mind and trying to visualise it. (With the exception of …
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Comment #22911429
I’ve actually wanted to make this in Unity! But they don’t provide (reasonably useful) access to real-time data from microphone! I’ve also been contacted by a recruiter from them b…
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Comment #22910082
Thanks for your suggestions!
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Comment #22910075
In the “Zoom” settings try changing the Equalizer to “Flat” setting (on the right), then low frequencies will be more visible!
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Comment #22909645
Got it! Thanks! I will reply soon! (On the phone long time today, wanted to write a proper reply.)
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Comment #22909358
Thanks!
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Comment #22909255
Never heard that word before :) I'll google!
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Comment #22909040
Thanks a lot for your reply!
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Comment #22908915
Thanks for comment. I think this can be useful to music producers (in some way), but the market for plugins is so tough, basically hard to survive even for one developer on revenue…
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Comment #22908666
I will add extra credits on the page as well.