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yaxu

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    Comment #46159102

    There have been performance improvements recently. It is usually worth trying the dev version at: https://warm.strudel.cc/ although I think that's close to the live version at the …

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    Comment #46159084

    It's a bit annoying that he forked it back to github, when strudel was purposefully moved to codeberg for ethical reasons.

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    Comment #46159063

    Kind of - that's switching between a fast version and a slow version of the track though if that makes sense, rather than changing the global tempo, so you'll get discontinuities i…

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    Comment #46146946

    Strudel was moved to codeberg for ethical reasons. Annoying to see so many people forking it back to github in order to make yet another LLM interface.

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    Comment #45711657

    You can also use hydra in the standard strudel repl, and vice-versa.

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    Comment #44325187

    Fast growth of the project isn't our goal and definitely doesn't override our collective ethics. If someone will only send PRs via a proprietary Microsoft platform then maybe this …

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    Comment #44325159

    Ah nice I was organising that tent! It would be good to do it again next year

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    Comment #44325149

    Great! Be sure to respect the licence though.

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    Comment #44322814

    I've worked with groups of 8 year olds and got them performing music together in less than an hour with tidal (strudel's older sibling). It's not easier than learning to play a dru…

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    Comment #44322795

    Fair enough. I'm not involved in projects at that scale, and projects adjacent to me all seem to be moving to codeberg.

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    Comment #44319407

    Speaking as a member of the Strudel project in the OP, it went really well, everything migrated across (issues, PRs etc) pretty much seamlessly. We have to self-host the ci actions…

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    Comment #44319256

    A bot I expect

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    Comment #44319029

    Don't see why moving from the closed source Microsoft Github to free/open source codeberg would turn away any grassroots developer. It's like two extra characters to type and live …

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    Comment #44319006

    In what way? It only involves typing a different url in the git clone or when browsing issues or whatever.

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    Comment #39931000

    For live collaboration you can use the flok editor: https://flok.cc

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    Comment #39928990

    Btw you get a random example when you load https://strudel.cc/ , not everyone is looking at the same one

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    Comment #39109164

    Yes you can use supercollider's tuning model like this: https://github.com/musikinformatik/SuperDirt/blob/develop/ha...

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    Comment #38471127

    £37 paywall to read a critique of academic research culture? Ironic.

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    Comment #37276400

    Is it idiotic to punch nazis now?

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    Comment #37275009

    Doesn't everyone enjoy watching a daft alt-right white nationalist being punched in the face?

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    Comment #36605936

    Jaffle aims to make algorithmic music more accessible for people who are not familiar with programming languages.

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    Comment #34995186

    I disagree, it's ridiculous for publicly-funded research to be published behind paywalls, and open access fees are supported by research councils who mandate open access publicatio…

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