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Maxime Chevalier
@Love2Code
💖 ➞ λ: CS PhD, into compiler design, programming languages, music, simulation, ML/AI, robotics. Follow me code code reviews, stock picks and dating advice.
Montreal, Canada
pointersgonewild.com
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    Maxime Chevalier
    @Love2Code
    Dec 5, 2021
    NoiseCraft: a Browser-Based Visual Programming Language for Sound & Music
    NoiseCraft: a Browser-Based Visual Programming Language for Sound & Music
    From pointersgonewild.com
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    Maxime Chevalier
    @Love2Code
    16h
    I added a Claude Code skill to generate beats to the repo, and generated a 96-bar Berlin techno style track:
    The Groovie logo above a step sequencer grid playing a four to the floor beat
    Groovie — free browser-based drum machine / beat sequencer
    From maximecb.github.io
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    Maxime Chevalier
    @Love2Code
    Aug 2
    I put my drum/beat sequencer music app online. Can you test it and tell me if this plays on your end? Should work on Chrome/Firefox/Safari, as well as Android and iPhone. Press the play button on the timeline, or spacebar on laptop/desktop :)
    The Groovie logo above a step sequencer grid playing a four to the floor beat
    Groovie — free browser-based drum machine / beat sequencer
    From maximecb.github.io
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    Maxime Chevalier
    @Love2Code
    Jul 31
    One thing I dislike about AI models to generate music: they have a poor ability to separate electronic music genres. If I ask for techno, it will just output some generic sounding EDM-type music. They just lump all electronic into one broad "electronic music" category.
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    Maxime Chevalier
    @Love2Code
    Jul 31
    Looks like AI alignment is not quite solved guys, just FYI.
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    Simon Willison
    @simonw
    Jul 30
    This is absolutely wild... Anthropic reviewed their logs and found out that their own supposedly-sandboxed cyber evals had hacked three separate companies back in April without them noticing!
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