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thanks; interesting note in the end about Turing morphogenesis

microtonal midi would be super awesome

I found their API quite expensive, I wonder how you go about it.

From what I understand, you are not the author of the original paper, and you just took and copied everything from the original authors, even the website and the gradio demo?

The most fun fact is that it still exists!

also super cool that it's microtonal, love it!

cool, needs some slight noise/randomization in the trajectories/physics UPD: okay, toggle lines is game-changer here, very nice!

> You have multiple scenarios where papers can be published with authors using email addresses which they lose access to. Btw, why is it considered normal? I think it would be much…

Nice puzzle, congrats! I also like this part of maths, and there's a related concept of Snark graphs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snark_(graph_theory) First is that "One of the e…

that's a nice AI image with octopi

Hot take: it was never good

> Just get started. Start selling in the real world That's all nice, the problem is though that the market is in decline right now

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why is it interesting?

I'm sure by the end of 2024 we'll see huge advances in visual capabilities of chatgpt and other LLMs/VLMs, and this article will be irrelevant/outdated very soon.

was there any other music done except for this track?

Wow, I always thought that it could be just my personal hearing issues, never could properly google the issue

it's impossible to scroll your website with spacebar

Wow, looks very much like Kenji Siratori's writings

there also exist a more scientific term for such practice - "sonification"

That's actually not true, perceived pitch can be different from fundamental frequency, because of psychoacoustics. E. g. you can have "missing fundamental" - https://en.wikipedia.o…

I mean, his co-authors, or colleagues at IDSIA

I wonder what Schmidhuber colleagues think of all of this.

yeah, sorry for not being more specific, I meant "process philosophy"

I created a small python library, a visual task-tracker with showing dependencies between tasks. You can create tasks either as Python objects, or as markdown files.