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Yeah, I too long listened to radio after being a DJ in college. WXRT in Chicago was my go to. It's still running and I just listened to maybe 30 minutes: so many ads! I do enjoy the DJ banter and local references but with all the ads it ain't worth it.

Have you considered supporting other MIDI instruments like e-drums and pad controllers?

How well do these models do producing a proof-of-life video? Asking for a friend.

Define a MVP (minimum viable product) which is the minimum functionality that produces something useful and/or interesting. Implement that. I use Strava et al. myself. I'd say the MVP would include recording and storing and exporting the tracks. Then add your real-time team tracking feature.

I've looked at New a few times and have been disappointed with the quality of submissions.

We can do this today too (but definitely hopefully future LLMs make better architectural decisions). With Claude, I've been working on an application for the last 2 months. I didn't have a great vision of what I wanted when I started but I didn't want that to slow me down. The architecture is terrible - Claude separated some functionality into different classes but did a bad job at it and created a big ball of mud. Now that I finally have my vision locked down and implemented (albeit poorly), it'd be a great time to throw it away and start over. It'd be interesting to see the result and see how long it takes.

Once you try the models, you realise how good they are, and there is the second incentive. These things write working code and as the models get better and better, the argument that they make mistakes will get quieter and quieter until it fades away, like all high conviction opinions that turn out to be wrong over time do.

Is this true though? Will the models get better and better? I'm not a hater, but Sonnet/Opus generates terrible code albeit mostly functioning code.

It has the university trainer airplanes near me.

This is cool. Now I can look out the cockpit of that plane that's been doing a pattern over my house for an hour.

No. I just told Claude to do it and after a couple of iterations it was working.

I use Claude Code Sonnet and Opus for this and it works pretty well. Not perfect but good enough. At some point, I will have but to go in and tweak layout but like 99% of the functionality and layout is done for me.

I had claude build a backdoor command port in the Godot application I'm working on. Using commands, Claude can interact with the screen, dump the node tree, and take screen shots. It works pretty well. Claude will definitely iterate over layout issues.

I hate to be that guy that points out other projects but YARG has vocals and there are a slew of songs that can be used.

https://www.yarg.in

https://www.enchor.us/?&hasVocals=true

Heh, she's 53 years old! Obviously her followers don't care they're looking at fake photos.

I interviewed at a company that used a simple project to screen candidates. It was implementing a cash register checkout system. The task was soo simple that I couldn't figure out what they were looking for. So I implemented the simplest thing possible. I got the job partially because they were impressed by my utterly simple solution. I helped evaluate other candidates given the exact same problem and it's amazing how some people dialed up the complexity to 11. None of them passed the screening.

$338 shipping!

Yes, it's about speed/efficiency and instant answers. A couple of years ago one would usually have to skim multiple articles to find the desired information. Now, the answer is often immediately available without further searching.

This is a wild sequence of events. This will happen again and it will get worse as the number of OpenClaw installations increase. OpenClaw enthusiasts are already enamored with their pets and I bet many of them are both horrified and excited about this behavior. It's like when your dog gets into a fight and kills a raccoon.

Can you provide more guidance on to use it? What makes a good first prompt? What if I don't like any of the recommended choices? Seems like I should be able to add my own.

Tracking site: https://amateur.sondehub.org

This is probably the wrong place to ask this, but why not use a locally run LLM?

Hmm, sure it's maybe wrong now, but in several years, it could be correct. So maybe I should wear a device now so when it does become correct and I'm even older, AI might be useful.

I'm definitely not going with Apple. Are there any minimally obtrusive trackers that provide downloadable data?

Is this an ad for Zyns (whatever that is; I refuse to do a web search to find out)?

There is so much to this issue. One major problem is the lack of fourth places. If I want to be low-key social where do I go? Some people say the library but IMHO libraries are not social spots. The concept of man shed is cool except for the gender aspect but it's mostly private sheds. There is a maker space in the city but membership is limited and there is a wait list.

As was Far Side and Calvin and Hobbes. Oddly in my own corporate travels, the practice seemed to have stopped mid-90's. In the '00's and later, cubicle walls were mostly barren. After '08, cubicles had disappeared altogether and they just lined us up along long tables like cordwood.

I clicked only because I'm interested in doing a project related to MIDI, so I was surprised to immediately see that this project was built with Claude Code and unlike, most AI-assisted projects, includes the prompts. Skimming the comments here it appears most people have not noticed this. I suggest re-submitting this project again but with a headline that promotes it as a demonstration for vibe coding.

Good question though I expect it'll get buried amongst all the other comments. Maybe create an "Ask HN" post.

I asked Google/Gemini about a tutorial and it responded with several YouTube videos and also produced this subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/AI_Agents/

Found this too: https://nitter.net/bcherny/status/2007179832300581177#m

No.

Let's see you do it! Do cars and solar panels.

Probably should have linked to the actual report and not a second-hand condensation of it: https://www.quilter.ai/project-speedrun#