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Comment #49107118
For one second I thought the post was about analogic music filters (hardware synthesis) ToT
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Comment #48403236
0-3 electronic toys (piano and cuase-effect toys), 3-6 simple electronic but short Loop, 6 onwards Game Boy Advance like. But my opinion will change with the ongoing and future sci…
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Comment #48402721
Glad to see this. As an Child and Adolescent Psychiatric, expert in screen time and soon to be father. I found myself thinking more and more about this. I thought about resurrectin…
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Comment #47665608
Same, i think It was on my first Linux OS. The good old days hehe
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Comment #47150293
Love it! I have a similar inuitiom in my use of Gemini (3 and 3.1). Great at "turn 1" task but degrades faster than opus or gpt.
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Comment #46986005
I like to force myself to restart my computer and work desk every day. I do this reset for my business side work, my programming project repo and my clinical work (I'm a kid physic…
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Comment #46752451
Wow, great job. I did smth similar 4 years ago with YOLO ultralytics. Back then I used chat messsges spike as one of several variables to detect highs and fails moments. It needed …
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Comment #46676939
Love it. The pixel UX reminds my of Roguelite games hehe. So easy to use. Would love to see some bass lunes in the future. I normally use my OP-XY when improvising.
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Comment #46007416
I was trying to create a spectrum of agentic tools ranging from "Vibe coding" to "Old-school craftmanship". This article did exactly that for me :)
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Comment #43567839
I recently initiated myself into groovebox world with the Yamaha Seqtrak and just oadt week with the OP-XY. Despiste YouTube critic about DIY Synth, I would give this project a Dee…
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Comment #43271567
No bad. I have tried it in a current project (Online Course) where Deepseek and Gemini have done a good job with a "stable" prompt and my impression is: -Somewhat simplified but or…
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Comment #28142933
+1, not in docs nor in github :(
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Comment #27146845
Beings using it for a year. Perfect and flexible for developing :) Maybe I try some pythonist adaptation for my homework...
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Comment #24307968
the more the merrier :)