Bought a TI dev board with c7x and c66 dsp cores. Have it doing PEQ and FIR room correction, along with tube amplifier emulation.
Will be trying to implement a virtual bass array next.
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#32Currently building my own rss reader because I wanted one that runs in the terminal, but all the ones I could find were in Rust
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#33Been slowly chipping away at my vehicle building browser game https://mechacraft.io. For those interested in following the progress I made a discord channel: https://discord.gg/bXH66ZDBKr
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#36Buildermark calculates how much of your code is written by agents. Open source, local, and cross-platform (written in Go).
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#37Working on a framework for factory management systems.
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#39Greetings! I've been working on something in the vein of a indie game for a little over a year now. It has been a passion project, but I'm starting to come around on showing it to people. I am a big fan of Telltale style narrative games. I think Baldur's Gate 3 was the biggest revelation of this for me. Taking that branching dialogue and freedom of choice, and tacking it on to a fun combat system was just everything.…
Super cool project and I love to encourage this as I personally think llms in games have not been utilized to their potential quite yet.
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#40An EU replacement for PagerDuty, focusing on the absolute basics - SSO as the minimum even on free, no AI driven workflows, overviews etc. but may include ML/AI driven insights in future since that’s the way the world seems to be going.