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by rrherr 7d ago
Hello matt this is your lawyer speaking. I am advising you today to please keep posting this shit
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MVSEP's 53-Stem Music Separation Model(mvsep.com)
1 points by rrherr 13d ago|1 comments
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by rrherr 13d ago
Supported instruments: accordion, acoustic-guitar, back-vocal, banjo, bass, bassoon, bells, bowed_strings, brass, cello, clarinet, congas, digital-piano, dobro, double-bass, drums, electric-guitar, flute, french-horn, glockenspiel, guitar,
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by rrherr 15d ago
Unambitious Loser With Happy, Fulfilling Life Still Lives In Hometown - The Onion https://theonion.com/unambitious-loser-with-happy-fulfilling...
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by rrherr 1mo ago
Schmidhuber did it first: Driven by Compression Progress: A Simple Principle Explains Essential Aspects of Subjective Beauty, Novelty, Surprise, Interestingness, Attention, Curiosity, Creativity, Art, Science, Music, Jokes https:/&#x2
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by rrherr 2mo ago
Ethan Hein has several good blog posts about the Amen Break: https://www.ethanhein.com/wp/2025/amen-break-listening-guide... https://www.ethanhein.com/wp/2023/building-the-amen-break&#x2F
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by rrherr 2mo ago
"VexTab is a language that allows you to easily create, edit, and share standard notation and guitar tablature. Unlike ASCII tab, which is designed for readability, VexTab is designed for writeability." https://vexflow.
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by rrherr 5mo ago
> Software engineers began to fracture into three groups. The first group is the “never AIs”. > The second group consists of ‘pragmatic AI adopters’. I identify the most with this second group. > And so it is the frame of a third g
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How to Improve at Sensemaking AI?(commoncog.com)
3 points by rrherr 5mo ago|1 comments
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by rrherr 6mo ago
> Audio can be a great way to capture ideas and thought processes ... This can work especially well for people who are distracted by form and "writing correctly" too early in the process, for people who are intimidated by blank
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by rrherr 6mo ago
> My current manager does not care about my personal growth or career goals whatsoever and he’s a bad manager for it. But he is good at delivering projects. I've gone back and forth between Manager and IC. I'm the opposite: I d
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by rrherr 7mo ago
> > The elephant in the room is that we’re all using AI to write but none of us wants to feel like we’re reading AI generated content. Reminds me of a quote from St. Augustine's autobiography, "Confessions": "I hav
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by rrherr 7mo ago
Yes, I've had great results with a similar workflow. I record myself rambling out loud, and import the audio in NotebookLM. Then I use this system prompt in NotebookLM chat: > Write in my style, with my voice, in first person. Answe
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by rrherr 7mo ago
The title is misleading. The message is really: Stop using unlabeled icons in data tables. It says, "Norman Nielson argues that text + icon has the highest cognitive recall and lowest error rate" Here's what the Nielsen Nor
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by rrherr 1y ago
Thanks! Also, according to that LinkedIn post date extractor, this post by first author Giuseppe Soda was made on Thu, 08 May 2025 06:22:28 GMT: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/giuseppe-beppe-soda-414749b0_...
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by rrherr 1y ago
Good question! Leonardo Rizzo, one of the researchers, claimed on X.com that they published before the Pope was elected. An X user commented: > “Guessed” after the fact. Interesting nonetheless and worth sharing before the event next tim
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by rrherr 1y ago
Check out "African Polyphony and Polyrhythm", a presentation by Chris Ford at Strange Loop 2016. He uses Clojure to model traditional central African drumming patterns with variations. https://www.youtube.com/watc
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by rrherr 2y ago
This Substack post is a summary of an essay by Joseph Brodsky about Dostoevsky — but the post does not link or name the essay. The essay is named "The Power of the Elements" and it can be read here on Google Books: https:/&#
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by rrherr 2y ago
Here's a plain language explanation of why uplift modeling is useful, written by the same author as the paper: https://stochasticsolutions.com/uplift/ > It is normally assumed that the worst outcome direct mark
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by rrherr 2y ago
This isn't exactly what you asked for, but there's a "drumsep" model, which takes a drum audio track and separates it into 6 stems: kick, snare, toms, hi-hat, ride, and crash. Ctrl+F for "drumsep" in this doc:
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by rrherr 2y ago
Here's the most impressive results I've seen for automated guitar transcription: High-resolution guitar transcription via domain adaptation Demo Videos: https://xavriley.github.io/HighResolutionGuitarTranscription.
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by rrherr 2y ago
Betteridge's law of headlines: "Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no ."
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by rrherr 2y ago
Here’s a better answer, in my opinion: https://www.ethanhein.com/wp/2020/so-what/ > If you have never listened to jazz before, Miles Davis’ Kind Of Blue is a great place to start. The heart of the album is
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by rrherr 2y ago
There’s only one other jazz standard I know of with comparable lyrics: “Lush Life” by Billy Strayhorn. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lush_Life_(jazz_song) Listen to Johnny Hartman singing in this recording with John
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by rrherr 2y ago
"Data centres have turned Big Tech into big spenders: Companies need AI services revenues, not cost savings, to fuel data centre boom" https://archive.is/BxY2q
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by rrherr 2y ago
https://www.joshwcomeau.com/javascript/the-const-deception/
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by rrherr 2y ago
Adrian, I made a Google Colab notebook to try a different beat detection algorithm with your tune. The results sound pretty good to me! You can listen here: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1Pqgc9s-nBKxU_3Ap6K0..
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by rrherr 3y ago
See also: How 'The Karate Kid' Ruined The Modern World (2010) https://www.cracked.com/article_18544_how-the-karate-kid-rui... "I think The Karate Kid ruined the modern world. Not just that movie, but all of
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LLM Evaluation at Scale with NeurIPS Large Language Model Efficiency Challenge(blog.mozilla.ai)
4 points by rrherr 3y ago|0 comments
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Nitter.net has disappeared(github.com)
217 points by rrherr 3y ago|87 comments

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