I've been meaning to wrap the project up for a while. Went down a rabbit hole trying to make the vim containers fault tolerant and scalable using kubernetes. But, after a friend told me I could do everything using cloudflare containers, I've been changing my backend to use that instead.
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#112Surprisingly the blocker has been identifying notes from the microphone input. I assumed that'd have been a long-solved problem; just do an FFT and find the peaks of the spectrogram? But apparently that doesn't work well when there's harmonics and reverb and such, and you have to use AI models (google and spotify have some) to do it. And so far it still seems to fail if there are more than three notes played simultaneously.
Now I'm baffled how song identification can work, if even identifying notes is so unreliable! Maybe I'm doing something wrong.
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#114The goal is to be a full mobile IDE that lets you use Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and other agentic code editors.
Has mobile-native file browsing and git integration.
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#115Tritium is the legal integrated drafting environment: an egui Rust project to bring the IDE to corporate lawyers.
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#117[0] https://apps.apple.com/us/app/reflect-track-anything/id64638...
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#118For my 3D audio project I need an affordable way to make plastic cases. I felt like injection molding services are way overpriced, so I decided to make the molds in-house. Turns out, CNC milling is overpriced, too. As are 5 axis CNC mills. So in the end, we built our own CNC machine.
And like these things always go, I found an EMI issue with my power supply and a USB compliance bug in the off-the-shelf stepper control board. But it all turned out OK in the end so we now have the first mold tool that was designed and machined fully in-house. And I learned so much about tool paths and drill bits. Plus it feels like now that everyone has experienced hands-on how stuff is milled, my team got a lot better at designing things for cheap manufacturing.
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#119I don’t want to auto compose messages or anything. I just want the computer to filter out things I don’t care about and tell me the answer to things without hunting around my inbox.