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Comment #48116638
Living in the PE side of software, with its EBITDA and other metrics, poorly researched product initiatives, senseless firefighting, and toxic bro cultures, it's nice to be reminde…
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Comment #48035246
“As it is, the new computational model is the first to generate realistic sound based on the laws of physics and acoustics.” Ouch: this is completely inaccurate. Physical modeling …
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Comment #47897321
AI music generators are not my cup of tea, but it was fun trying to get it to create this fever dream machine. https://www.flowmusic.app/space/2dc0e63f-a27c-4f4f-91c9-60e8... I esp…
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Comment #47645888
Nicolas Collins is actually a different person: https://www.nicolascollins.com/handmade.htm
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Comment #47392366
It has reignited my passion for coding by making it so I don't have to use my coding muscle as much during the day to improve our technologically boring product.
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Comment #47083362
This makes me think about how the xz bug was created through maintainer harassment and social engineering. The security implications are interesting
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Comment #46919720
As a musician, I find there are a lot of obsessions one can succumb to that can lead to mastery. There are those who are obsessed with the body and it’s perfect positioning and mov…
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Comment #46212585
I like the idea of reimagining the whole stack so as to make AI more productive, but why stop at languages (as x86 asm is still a language)? Why not the operating system? Why not t…
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Comment #46201301
If AI is really likely to cause a mass extinction event, then non-proliferation becomes critical as it was in the case with nuclear weapons. Otherwise, what does it really mean for…
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Comment #44541333
Thank you: these are excellent.
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Comment #43888617
Really cool project. I love the animations that go with the songs. I’d go through all of the chord progressions and make sure they actually match what is being played. There are qu…
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Comment #43875561
Really cool to see GPUs applied to sound synthesis. Didn’t realize that all one needed to do to keep up with the audio thread was to batch computations at the size of the audio thr…
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Comment #42214631
L-systems were proposed for music even earlier. Here's a link to an article from 1986: https://quod.lib.umich.edu/cgi/p/pod/dod-idx/score-generatio... It definitely is not a glorif…
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Comment #38766415
The author is right that there is nothing new about making music with AI. However, earlier uses of AI were for symbol manipulation, whereas currently AI has the potential to be a n…