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Scott let’s see what you do please

This is sick and inspirational great work

I’m fascinated by the aesthetic of this technique. I remember early versions that were completely glitched out and presented 3d clouds of noise and fragments to traverse through. I’m curious if you have any thoughts about creatively ‘abusing’ this tech? Perhaps misaligning things somehow or using some wrong inputs.

Excited to try batch renaming clips and batch warping in very large sets. Haven’t been able to figure out ways to automate these tedious tasks.

What is it?

I do not think I could deal without my m4l devices and rack presets in ableton - if it weren’t for that I would probably be using bitwig.

This would be great

Sounds cool! Going to give it a go on the sub37.

Jung comes to mind. Until you make the unconscious conscious you will call it fate and it will direct your life.

Cool idea. I think LLMs aren’t built for intentional error. They’re wired to optimize meaning—next tokens chosen from attention scores, beam search. You can’t just flip logic and get creativity. You either get coherence or gibberish. If you want poetic mistakes, train on surreal input—but I wouldn’t expect avant-garde results.

I think 40 is just a round number in gamma frequency range in brain. Which is a good ‘working’ frequency of the brain.

The sound or light encourages the brain to align.

Fascinating cutting edge and impactful.

Thought this would reference reality being encoded in 10^120 bits.

I’m taking notes

Not a mention of Octopolis or Octlantis. Settlements of gloomy octopuses in Jervis Bay, Australia.

We’re working on a startup for non-addictive pain treatment. Derived from new genetics (not papaver somniferum).

Intention is cleansed in the process of forward motion.

In other news; Golden ratio? More like bronze

I’m not familiar, will check it out thanks.

Wonderful. Can also recommend Anki decks, there’s good ones with calls and they’re localized. I only studied the European one. Also to supplement, nothing beats birdNET. Walk around a forest with the app on and match the bird names to the actual songs you’re hearing.

Highly recommend this podcast

Very neat project. Looking forward to playing around with it.

Looks like habitica

Imagine all the kinds of documentation that could be automated with this

It would be super useful if it could use an Or disjunctive search query to put multiple keywords

Anki decks!

Check out the Anki deck on this website: http://scheule.blogspot.com/p/anki-decks.html?m=1

It’s amazing.

> The woolly mammoth’s DNA is a 99.6 percent match of the Asian elephant

If humans and mice share 85% DNA, how useful are these metrics?

It seems the Thucydides book is a new translation - not in public domain?

Odd indeed not to mention the artist playing the sample. Also odd that OP article about the instrument does not mention the inventor.