junderwood

I run into this problem too. In my case I finally figured out that it's an image size problem, as the other commenter said, though the error doesn't message that, it just fails without explanation. What I would like is an image resizer within the app so I could just shrink it down, and generally some way to know before failure what I'm supposed to do. Some of that could be solved within Boost, but I understand not all of it.

Another person said that instances will encourage uploading to imgur or catbox - but catbox files don't get previews on Boost, so that's no good. At least for me anyway - but that's kind of a separate topic.

Oh wow. I've been needing to upgrade for a while and happened to be in a place where I was ready to make the purchase. The day the news about the most regressive tax scheme in history hit I went through the whole normal process of selecting all the completely insanely priced upgrade options I needed and placed the order. It's due next week - I must have been one of the last ones.

I used a local model based llm thing to separate a drum part out of a song that I was working on learning with some friends. That was a lot of fun, and didn't feel like I was ripping creators off.

I also recently tried out gemini's research mode thing to research a subject I already knew a good bit about as a test. It got some decent answers and showed its sources, which was great for double checking its work, but it still had that oddly verbose and repetitive quality to it. I asked for an audio summary and it spat out an absolutely horrifying uncanny valley fake podcast on the topic. I still kinda shudder when I think about it.

The time pressure makes this inappropriate, but something I've started doing for christmas time gifts is making jarred apple pie filling. It's always a big hit, and has also become a much-loved fall tradition to visit a local orchard to collect the apples and pears.

No Buy Buddies! Love it.

Very cool. How do you like those switches? I always found that the low profile ones seem to bind a bit when pressed off axis, but it's been a while since I tried them.

Have you looked at the audio libraries that are available?

https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_libs_Audio.html

That content seems old but maybe it'll help or at least provide some direction. Personally I've only done predetermined audio file playback with a button press, but constant recording sounds like something that would be possible. True constant rewriting on the EEPROM is from what I understand not the best idea because of how quick you'd wear it out. A fast sd card might be the ticket there. Good luck, it sounds like a fun project!

Those things look absolutely bombproof. Does anyone here use the gigrig stuff? I've always been curious about their pros/cons. I only recently 'upgraded' from a plank of wood for my own board 😆

Wow, that's gorgeous! Gotta try that no knead thing

Just popped this board together for house sitting for a friend who happens to have a cool amp I wanna give a spin. The two unmarked pedals are a sorta hotrodded DIY take on a Shallow Water, and a DIY combo of a Acapulco Gold-ish fuzz plus an octave circuit.

What kinda job do you want the fuzz to do? So many awesome fuzzes out there.