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Using Models to Create Models of New York City(petersobot.com)
1 points by psobot 24d ago|0 comments
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Using Models to Create Models of New York City(petersobot.com)
2 points by psobot 26d ago|0 comments
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A.I. and Burnout(petersobot.com)
4 points by psobot 8mo ago|1 comments
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by psobot 9mo ago
Are the ROMs, though? (Not trying to be combative; I've had to deal with this a lot when developing emulation-based plugins.)
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by psobot 11mo ago
Nice work! I had the same fun RE adventure in https://github.com/psobot/keynote-parser a couple years back, based on Sean Patrick O'Brien's work back in 2013: https://github.com/obriensp/
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Shelling Out Is Selling Out(petersobot.com)
6 points by psobot 1y ago|0 comments
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AI and Burnout(petersobot.com)
7 points by psobot 1y ago|2 comments
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Shelling Out Is Selling Out(petersobot.com)
2 points by psobot 1y ago|1 comments
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by psobot 2y ago
Exactly that, yes! IR receivers outside every exterior door to the building, and IR receivers in the elevators to control access on a floor-by-floor basis. The fobs were visible by an IR camera (including the average smartphone) and could t
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by psobot 2y ago
Viscount has hilariously bad security. I used to live in a building in Toronto that used Viscount infrared fobs for access control. They were no more secure than TV remotes; no rolling codes, no encryption, nothing. An attacker could easily
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by psobot 2y ago
Assuming what you've written is accurate : The first and best solution is to help these people improve, obviously. You've tried that, but it's not working quickly enough. (People can always be coached; some are just more coa
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by psobot 2y ago
Really excited to see this - very nice work Brian et al!
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by psobot 3y ago
FWIW - you can enable Apple's built-in text message forwarding to proxy those SMSes via your iPhone to your Mac - it's pretty seamless. See: https://support.apple.com/en-ca/guide/messages/icht8a28bb9
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by psobot 4y ago
Every post from patio11 is such a joy to read: precise, exact, descriptive, and entertaining. I'd love to understand where his writing style comes from and how to emulate it.
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K2000 – a Python interface to the Kurzweil K2 series of synthesizers(github.com)
2 points by psobot 4y ago|0 comments
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Reviving an Analog Polysynth with an Arduino, Ghidra, and Python(blog.petersobot.com)
2 points by psobot 4y ago|0 comments
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Reviving an Analog Polysynth with an Arduino, Ghidra, and Python(blog.petersobot.com)
2 points by psobot 4y ago|0 comments
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Reviving an Analog Polysynth with an Arduino, Ghidra, and Python(blog.petersobot.com)
2 points by psobot 4y ago|0 comments
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Debugging an empty spam email (2016)(blog.petersobot.com)
33 points by psobot 4y ago|8 comments
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by psobot 4y ago
MAME seems to have had "skeleton driver" (i.e.: very rough and unfinished) support for a number of 80s- and 90s-era synths, given that they're very similar to video game hardware from the same era. In my reverse engineering f
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by psobot 4y ago
I couldn't think of a better response to a blog post than "I wish I had seen this article sooner." Thank you!
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by psobot 4y ago
(also posted in response to another comment) I'll give you a hint - the post was originally twice as long and _did_ go into detail about why I wanted to patch something, but a reviewer of the post pointed out that I could potentially h
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by psobot 4y ago
I'll give you a hint - the post was originally twice as long and _did_ go into detail about why I wanted to patch something, but a reviewer of the post pointed out that I could potentially have run afoul of one or more laws in one or m
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Debugging an empty spam email (2016)(blog.petersobot.com)
1 points by psobot 5y ago|0 comments
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by psobot 5y ago
Instruments wouldn't be that hard to add to Pedalboard, but we don't have a use case for them on my team just yet. I might give that a try in the future, or might let someone else in the community contribute that. Pedalboard doesn
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by psobot 5y ago
No Echo Nest code was included in this project specifically, but my team owns a lot of the old Echo Nest systems, data, and audio magic (i.e.: what used to be the Remix API, audio features, audio analysis, etc.). Pedalboard is being used to
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by psobot 5y ago
Pedalboard is a wrapper around the JUCE framework ( https://juce.com ), which is dual-licensed under the GPLv3 or a custom paid commercial license. We chose to license it with the GPLv3 rather than coming up with a dual-license so
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by psobot 5y ago
We use Pedalboard (and Python) for offline/batch processing - mostly ML model training. Pedalboard would also be usable in situations that are tolerant of high latency and jitter, though, given that all audio gets handed back to Python
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by psobot 5y ago
There is! Check out http://research.atspotify.com/ .
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by psobot 5y ago
Thanks! That's correct: Pedalboard just adds effects to audio, but doesn't have any notion of layers (or multiple tracks, etc). It uses the Numpy/Librosa/pysoundfile convention of representing audio as floating-point Num

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