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did you try it yourself? here's what i got when said the above // FDN Reverb - Modern Feedback Delay Network Reverb for Buzz // Implements Hadamard mixing, modulated delays, and multi-stage diffusion #include <windef.h> #include <cstdio> #include <cstring> #include <cstdlib> #include <cmath> #includ...

claude code etc can actually do very nice buzz machines if you tell them so. give source code of existing buzz machines for reference. for example, give it this: https://jeskola.net/buzz/beta/files/dev/Limiter/Limiter.h and MachineInterface.h and ask it to make another machine based on it. works qui...

thanks george (or ChatGPT) . i would just send to that address

still a chance

send money

this must have been related to something but can't remember. donations are still welcome though!

i was wondering why you don't send to https: 1BuzZ4uVxKUS4NpK4wGRGNVrfgzEEpwtY9

i could be rich by now

(one user did!)

it's most likely FileInfo (.Length/Size?) in C#. I remember similar effects.

Nice to see tinga isn't dead yet. was pretty sure.

They are very much related. Here's an actual useful-looking application of MCP though: https://svnscha.de/posts/ai-meets-windbg/ (see the first video)

we also got director's commentary now but it needs some work (getting the director to say things at the right moment). https://jeskola.net/aimov/knightrider_with_director's_commentary.mp4 https://jeskola.net/aimov/startrek_with_director's_commentary.mp4 https://jeskola.net/aimov/le_voyage_with_direc...

I am not sure what your message means, but I watched some of your videos. Thanks. Fascinating and creepy at the same time. You can see the typical AI failures in generated videos. Good to know ;) Thanks, the creepy part was by Sam or so. It's all AI-generated. You can see other videos here: https:/...

oskari wrote: ↑Fri Dec 13, 2024 10:28 am there's also a new buzz ad that sounds a lot like an old orange demo for some reason https://jeskola.net/aivid/thister.mp4

MCP has been gaining attention lately, but so has the Buzz ad industry: https://jeskola.net/aimov/vhs3.mp4

Again, i should probably do this myself to demonstrate, but imagine just making a simple wrapper around http://svn.jeskola.net/buzzgui/BuzzGUI. ... s/IBuzz.cs

then they can control your views (not machines yet).

It sounds very fancy but it's just like (in C#):

[NumberAdder] int AddNumbers(int a, int b) => a + b;

...after all the boilerplate. any chatbot can then add numbers.

Here's a fun new idea: https://www.anthropic.com/news/model-context-protocol C# API might be later here https://github.com/tghamm/Anthropic.SDK Idea is that you could talk to buzz songs. Maybe I have to do it myself. Actually it's here now: https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/csharp-sdk They ar...

this looks very fake. very well-developed in both cases (except don't download the exes)

there's also a new buzz ad that sounds a lot like an old orange demo for some reason https://jeskola.net/aivid/thister.mp4

first alpha is already looking promising https://jeskola.net/aivid/dance_slow.mp4

The easiest (and funnest) thing to do would be to just automatically generate the stuff from the BuzzGUI code (using reflection and stuff). Afterwards you can annotate so the AI knows what he is doing.