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in case you missed my last 300 posts I have a really cool singing speech synth music tool available on @itchio @booth_pm and Google Play that you should check out
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the government man retweeted
quick demo of Big Polyphony in klattsch formant speech instrument VST. This sounds so damn cool
Listen to this. This is the retro speech synth VST plugin I spent the last few months making and I'm incredibly pleased with how it turned out
One of the times I've been really amazed by my own ignorance was when I was like 30 and it hit me for the first time that the noun "predicate" and the verb "predicate" were the same word
Coping with childhood trauma from the Unsolved Mysteries music by exposing myself to it in a way where I am in control
Fun fact: this piece from Unsolved Mysteries, best known as one of the "UPDATE" music cues, was titled "Sam Todd Search Cue" on the composer-producer's master track list. Also, an Unsolved Mysteries soundtrack album came out a few years ago and you KNOW I have it – at Bellevue, NE
This is just slipping and dropping the end-of-turn markers so that it ends up predicting the user's side of the conversation. They're trained off of conversation transcripts and they would generate a user side of the conversation, they're just normally stopped before they do
I see a lot of awe and wonder and surprise and magical thinking about stuff that emerges from fairly basic principles of how LLMs work. in my estimate 90% of people on here who hold themselves out as experts have virtually no grasp of the fundamentals
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“You already made that joke” Yeah no shit you think Tom Petty played Free Falling just once?
