Learn Clojure â Splitting Large Programs
#Learn #Clojure #Programming #Tutorials #Computers #Software
#tutorials
#TB-303 #Patterns - #DUCKTRONIC
In this #playlist you will find #tutorials to recreate #famous #Roland TB-303 patterns. Of course, you can also use them for various TB-303 #clones, such as #Behringer #TD-3, etc. Have fun jamming!
In dieser Playlist findest Du Anleitungen um bekannte Roland TB-303 Pattern nachzubauen. SelbstverstĂ€ndlich kannst Du sie auch fĂŒr verschiedene TB-303 Nachbauten, wie zum Beispiel Behringer TD-3 usw. verwenden. Viel SpaĂ beim Jammen!
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT6tb-rZ1JIwKQeD-BDNz5ruF7Z8egzpP
#musique #music #synth #synthesizer #synthétiseur #acid #house #techno #trance #tuto
Is there a middle ground between pay and get support or open source, donât complain?
I have a beef with open source artificial intelligence the way it currently is presented.
It starts with promises. A new model like llama, much better than the predecessor due to more parameters.
Then everyone fine tunes models and uploads them.
Whenever you run into issues compiling, using and managing expectations, nobody is there to talk to, because âopen sourceâ.
Often, provided thereâs documentation, itâs written for computers, not people.
Transformers being black boxes, you always have the choice to take it or leave it. There is no debugging, really.
Most, me included, do not know how the math behind it works, so we are at the mercy of tutorials, which detail an ultra-niche case, 1% of users can apply.
Is there a middle ground between pay and get support or open source, donât complain?
#artificial-intelligence #open-source #support #debugging #documentation #math #tutorials #complaints #middle-ground #pay
