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ekis, shehackedyou@lemmy.world
Instance: lemmy.world
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Posts: 19
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security researcher, open-source hardware+software engineer, ⚧dimensional slider, paradoxically lucid, glitch witch
shehackedyou
What can you make with programmatic music? In browser, nice built-in music theory framework; can use it to make samples, loops, o songs (dittytoy.net)
If you make any interesting beats, melodies, samples; I’d be happy to know about them. I could use them next time I decide to make music.
While still organizing and gathering interested volunteers, and organizing by skill: I have created SHY-Labs (github.com)
I saw several examples of companies not cooperatives that made money for several employees maintaining a few projects and the trend was they called themselves X Labs
If you are interested in NLP this goes over the concepts of each primary method of testing he distance between things; using different types of spaces (flavien-vidal.medium.com)
Shadertoy: Programmatic video and images (shadertoy.com)
I know there is more than one musician here; now this is a thread about collaborating.
Often two big hurdles with remote music collaboration; no way to easily transfer the big files, or software is different and the musician often doesn’t know what to do.
I was writing an article on how to get started making electronic music and was left with this tanget of programmatic music.. (tonejs.github.io)
I probably won’t use this specific library but I think I will start writing my music this way, it would be interested to have open source music be beyond a midi, but the software used to construct it.
Anyone into cryptography? Like how to generate a PGP key, or even `ssh-keygen` ED25199? At least some? Anything involving crypto these days are all based around 1 critical discovery: assymetric crypto
And while, sure without encryption we would not ever had commerce over the internet; and encryption ability to enable commerce on the internet is accumulative and so as time went on cryptography has enabled the sale of more and more things.
Anyone GameDev? Realized today that it has never been easier for 1 or few people can now rapidly deploy a quality demo, one of the few upsides this wide variety generative art tools
I’m already building protocol tools, and I actually enjoy writing network code, especially for games, but its so much easier now that QUIC exists since its basically the old trick of taking UDP and applying some TCP features to make it function better for games over say streaming.
Alexandra Elbakyan is one of my personal heroes, she created SciHub; you can use it to get basically any scientific article for free and if you are not already using it I can't recommend it enough (sci-hub.se)
My strategy typically is using https://scholar.google.com/ to search for interesting papers
UK Chief Scientist John Beddington’s argument the world faces a ‘perfect storm’ of global events by 2030; become a prescient warning. Research shows ‘ghastly futures’: cascading ecosystem collapse (nature.com)
I did my best to summarize the text below in the title, with the limited word count of a title, here is a sample of the text, the article is open access and you should read it.
12 subscriber to 97 in 1 day; growing faster than ever anticipated. Decided to make 'shehackedyou' Github an organization, already tied to CA non-profit already: plz read my plan to move SHY forward
Initially, I created the account to hold the projects I was working on in the weekly open-source improv computer science classes I was holding. But now I want to back off, create a community around it, and return probably to my Wade-Welles account or a new Ekis account.
Personality, Gender, and Age in the Language of Social Media: The Open-Vocabulary Approach (journals.plos.org)
An interesting scientific article from 2013; who can say what the reproducibility is, probably get wildly different results when replicated, especially given the data set is essentially self selected which makes the results bias in many ways.
A grey-literature notebook for publishing science research
I want to eventually expand this beyond just my writing; I will start with helping Mastodon instance operators but from there I would like it to become a place people can submit their research, and possibly even do some peer review. So far I have been working on CSS I can put inline for free until I can create my own system that gives me the features needed for discussing computer science topics easily
It would please me if you tried reading "Tokyo Ghost"; its very short
No rules, means like “copying is not stealing”
Creating a database and search for physical objects
I was first inspired by this concept when reading the book Makers. Have you ever read the book “Makers” by Corey Doctorow?
you made it here,wow,weird.must been odd series of steps; next step:POST=introduction; tell us about you, skills, interests, projects + what you want to learn (if you are privacy concious just say hi)
We don’t want it all in one thread, we want individual threads so we can learn each person by name; you can choose not to disclose things you feel are private, and keep it minimal but a POST just for you lets us ask questions and gives the community a chance to associate you with your name (since we don’t get avatars :\ )
I had a dream last night, and I wanted to see if stable diffusion based generative art could be used to avoid being annoying to people who don't like having dreams described to them
This should support more than one image; there are a lot of issues with this service but it was one of the reasons I wanted to experiment with it.
Wrote a sidebar introduction to potentially create a community space to nucleate around; if this platform interests you, please join us, at least to experiment. Share + post links, ideas, images, etc
You are free to express yourself here, hate is not tolerated, but there are more fun and effective ways to remove these bad actors than a simple ban; and it will be fun if they let us explore the options available to us. It would be the biggest regret post of their life.
I wrote an song called 『félicette』 name of first cat sent to space
Song file got corrupted so it was “finished” or rather saved in #audacity