oceanwaves

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by oceanwaves 3mo ago
I wonder how this will work for third-party providers' enterprise customers. E.g. Vertex, Bedrock
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by oceanwaves 3mo ago
Yes, that's what I'm finding too. There seems to be a concerted promotional pricing campaign tied to M3's release across providers. Since their differences are subtle, it makes a lot of sense to fan-out to M3.
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MiniMax M3 vs. GLM 5.2: Codegen comparison across autonomous coding tasks(thinkwright.ai)
55 points by oceanwaves 3mo ago|19 comments
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by oceanwaves 3mo ago
GLM 5.2 edges as the safer pick when tasks are more challenging from-scratch builds and the result needs to arrive as a complete, runnable project. MiniMax M3 is the value pick for a lot of worker traffic.
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Defensible Deep Research from Open-Weight Models(thinkwright.ai)
2 points by oceanwaves 3mo ago|0 comments
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by oceanwaves 3mo ago
This submission's reference URL is not affiliated with Nous Research
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by oceanwaves 3mo ago
This was not a pleasant experience to register with and evaluate. Nowhere is a Linux-deployable harness mentioned. It seems to be a Perplexity-like offering. On top of that, users logging in with Google OIDC cannot delete their accounts. Ev
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by oceanwaves 4mo ago
Even in my plugins, I don't actually use JUCE DSP primitives. It's mostly a product shell and distribution framework, two things I have no need for in this codebase.
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by oceanwaves 4mo ago
I've actually fixed the page based on your feedback. Not sure why you continue to be bothered by my open source hobby's landing page. https://brume.aftertone.co/lcxl3.png Cheers.
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by oceanwaves 4mo ago
Yeah, I understand the lens through which you're probably evaluating this. Wouldn't be for you. I wanted to design, learn, build, and have fun with something physical on my desk that I could swipe, turn, twist, and make sounds wit
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by oceanwaves 4mo ago
Oh man, the prices of these components have skyrocketed since I began this project. It has been depressing to watch.
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by oceanwaves 4mo ago
Yeah that's by design, and kind of a nifty byproduct. The demo tune on the landing page was actually generated by the DSP engine running on macOS. For me, it's mostly a development aid but you can use it that way if you wanted. Ju
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by oceanwaves 4mo ago
For the DAW-less use case, I actually prototyped this with a DAC hat before deciding to go the Overbridge route. I might resurrect that support some day...
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by oceanwaves 4mo ago
It should run ok on a CM4, but with some limitations. Less DSP headroom; swatcoder's optimization suggestions in this thread become more important. Simultaneous 4-part polyphony might push things. You'd probably want at least a 4G
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by oceanwaves 4mo ago
I do distribute VST/AU plugins that are built with JUCE, but this is an application that runs on the Raspberry Pi platform.
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by oceanwaves 4mo ago
And yeah, line-out audio on a Pi is a non-starter. This was really designed to be surfaced in a DAW via USB.
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by oceanwaves 4mo ago
Thanks, I'll try to improve the reader experience.
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by oceanwaves 4mo ago
The copy makes it pretty clear this is firmware for a CM5. Rest assured, if you click the "READ THE MANUAL" button on the landing page you will see screenshots of all synth engines and configuration screens. The repo's README
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by oceanwaves 4mo ago
A -ton- No hesitation to enthusiastically share that it was actually a parallel goal to see just how deeply I could go while keeping it stable, performant, and extensible for the long term. I ended up building a lot of ancillary agent infra
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by oceanwaves 4mo ago
Exactly the kind of feedback I'm looking for, since this is an educational, hobby-class project for myself. I'm just treating the development of it formally as a product to stay disciplined. Make no mistake, I'm not promoting
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by oceanwaves 4mo ago
Hey, thanks. Kind of obsessed over that demo for too long. The Rust engine underneath isn't even Pi-locked. It'll run on macOS/Linux, but the touch UI and USB-audio bridge is device specific so it would be fairly useless. You
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Brume is a 24-voice multi-timbral desktop synth for the CM5(brume.aftertone.co)
72 points by oceanwaves 4mo ago|33 comments
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by oceanwaves 4mo ago
I wanted another multi-part hardware synth, so I thought it would be fun to see what I could come up with using the parts I already had, particularly the touchscreen. Loosely inspired by Norns, Brume is a four-part multi-timbral synthesizer
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by oceanwaves 6mo ago
In my building and research of Simplex, specs designed for LLM consumption don't need a formalized syntax as much as they just need an enforced structure, ideally paired with a linter. An effective spec for LLMs will bridge the gap bet
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by oceanwaves 6mo ago
https://thinkwright.ai/simplex
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by oceanwaves 6mo ago
I've been working on re-imagining the useful parts of Antigravity (Agent Manager) into an orchestrator that is tightly coupled with an LLM-optimized spec: https://thinkwright.ai/plexus Early days and would appreciate a
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State of the Agent: Do coding agents know what they don't know?(thinkwright.ai)
2 points by oceanwaves 7mo ago|0 comments
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Agent-evals: Overlap, boundary, and metacognitive scoring for coding agents(thinkwright.ai)
1 points by oceanwaves 7mo ago|1 comments
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Agent-evals: Metacognitive scoring and boundary testing for LLM coding agents(thinkwright.ai)
2 points by oceanwaves 7mo ago|0 comments
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by oceanwaves 7mo ago
Not a language, but we are having very good success using https://brannn.github.io/simplex/ for autonomous one-shot workflows. It seems to be a very high-fidelity input for LLMs.

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