It's great to know that Nano Banana pro get's multiple items of my impossible AIGC benchmark done....https://github.com/tianshuo/Impossible-AIGC-Benchmark

Try fal.ai instead, it has all image models.

Thank you John Buck for this article, it is so interesting to read how something so common was invented. RIP Mr Tiff

thank you

Synology is actively downgrading their systems; it used to have video station and h265 hardware decoding on 7.2.1, but on 7.2.2+, Video Station is removed and so is h265 hw decoding.... and guess what, if you update, you can't downgrade.

There is an app called Piano Maestro that makes it much more fun, a large pool of pop songs, and increasing difficulty. We use multiple apps at home with our Yamaha piano that has a Bluetooth midi connected to it, including Notequest, Notevision and recently Piano Maestro.

Feel free to test imagen 4 on this benchmark: https://github.com/tianshuo/Impossible-AIGC-Benchmark

Ideogram and gpt4o passes only a few, but not all of them.

Sorry, but as a paid Windsurf user, I think Windsurf should stop chasing shiny frontier models and focus on building better predictable & manageable workflows to build real-life products. - How about providing a Jira/Trello-style dashboard with subtasks for our AI, instead of copy-pasting "Cline Memory Bank" to .windsurfrules? - How about supporting TDD and regression-fixing by default? - How about using git with branches instead of the current undo-redo system? - How about a better way of syncing documentation vs real code?

We are paying for more "manageable" AI agents to get stuff done, not a chaotic "genius-hacker" to hack together quick prototypes.

techmino

Hi, I've been using notequest before and this really hits a string for my needs. There are some places that could be improved. 1. There is lacking logic in the notes, there should be some kind of pattern that an LLM could create that sounds better. For example for left hand usually there could be eg. walking bass/ chord progressions etc, instead of just random notes. If you need ideas and help on that, you can contact me at (myhackernewsname_at_gmail_dot_com) I am willing to help

2. Now the game is like, press the notes as fast as you can, instead, a musician needs to practice, pressing the note at the right time, which means you can make a metronome + press the notes on time mode, which is even more useful than the present version.

Great feedback. I’m working on a new way to generate lessons. It’s better but even when it’s out it’ll mostly just be a structure I’ll be able to build on.

I agree on the metronome and it’s high on my list of TODO’s. I think it would be very helpful.