I dabbled with AI music for a bit with Suno. Worked out well for the most part, only way I'm ever going to hear music with themes for some of niche things I like, like Shadowrun. I threw a bunch of music genres at it and some were good enough that I added them to my normal playlist but after about 30 completed songs I had a hard time coming up with new stuff. As someone who has never tried to create music myself it was fun to play with.
was looking at this a few days ago. my son got into cassettes last summer. even bought a dual deck off facebook market place to record mix tapes, worked great tape to tape.
setup a desktop with n8n, ollama, open webui, comfyui, and aider. work is dragging it's feet on AI orchestration and workflow tooling so figured I learn it a bit to get ahead of things. just need some personal projects that are interesting enough that I'll pour time into them.
The cynic in me thinks that this is a way for bigger farms to gobble up smaller farms by calling in ice but knowing that they will be able to keep ice from raiding them unless a bigger farm pays to have them raided.
Phrasing matters. using "didn't" puts a bad light on FEMA but if they used "couldn't" it changes things. no idea which it is but i'd bet it should read "couldn't"
From my limited experience, former coder now management but I still get to code now and then. I've found them helpful but also intrusive. Sometimes when it guesses the code for the rest of the line and next few lines it's going down a path I don't want to go but I have to take time to scan it. Maybe it's a configuration issue, but i'd prefer it didn't put code directly in my way or be off by default and only show when I hit a key combo.
One thing I know is that I wouldn't ask an LLM to write an entire section of code or even a function without going in and reviewing.
My depth of stock trading stops at the buy low sell high level. Can someone explain a little more if you have time? What would have happened to those trades if splunk had went down 20%?
i don't use apps other then a broswer for the most part, so not that broken up about these api issues. i also don't use reddit as much after they removed the .compact templates.
for me it was a hobo clown painting in the family room whose eyes always followed me as a child. told my parents it was scary but it never came down, i just assumed it had a lock on my parents souls or something.
Feed readers are my learning project, I use it to learn new languages. I've built and rebuilt readers in vbscript, vb.net, c#, php and python. php and python have been the easiest since they have good parser libraries. Also I've used SQL Server, MySQL, SQLite and just JSON flat files. I think I've built something like 10 or so variations. In the last few I've expanded to not only pull from RSS and included Hacker News, Twitter and an enhanced pull for Reddit feeds. Though I'm not pulling Twitter currently because of some API changes that I've haven't bothered to spend time on.
Helpful hint if you need favicons for your reader you can use Google.
I use it to grab and store sizes 16,32,48,64 of the icons with a monthly update ping.
My current iteration is built in python with a mysql backend. It's setup in a river of news style with an everything river and one for each feed and I generate topic bundles also. The feed engine is running every 15 minutes grabbing 40 feeds at a time but the static site generator is only running every 6 hours to keep me from spending all my time reading news. Since I pull in Reddit feeds I found that it's great for feed discovery.
I missed getting everything from RSS. A couple years ago I built my own engine that could bring in twitter, reddit, here and a few other services that didn't have RSS feeds and published the results to river of news style flow with a few topic specific tributaries. Haven't used it in years but have been thinking about restarting it.