▲ 26 r/reason+1 crossposts

Not sure if you heard the news, but the latest LLMs have now made all software moddable. I made Claude build me a piano roll in Reason that's basically like Scaler.

https://preview.redd.it/5tqqpcivcxth1.png?width=1717&format=png&auto=webp&s=b13f0267ca5664c282084bd261db66ecae14c791

QUICK YOUTUBE DEMO: https://youtu.be/05f4ebC2XO8

Video game community has been going crazy merging games together like Minecraft in Resident Evil. The latest AI models have crossed a threshold in coding ability that make this almost easy.

So I told claude to build me a new Piano Roll and it just did it with no problems. Took about 45 minutes. I did not even look at any of the code.

I also had it add the channel strip right there in the sequencer which I've always wanted. You can do whatever you want. skin the whole UI or add video functionality so that you can write a score etc etc.

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u/RupFox — 9 days ago
▲ 364 r/ClaudeAI

What is this behavior where it leaks info about the process of making the feature....INTO THE FEATURE?!!!!!!

https://preview.redd.it/mcccdo388ujh1.png?width=525&format=png&auto=webp&s=952203dcbcc808846554deb6e77b6c616235fc17

This is driving me up the wall. First there's the word salad bonanza when working with Claude that gives me a headache. But then it's dumb and so dense that it keeps talking to me THROUGH the stuff that I'm telling it to build. imagine working on an app and needing a simple change to a button:

UI Button: Send your email

Me: Claude, the send email button should just say Send, not Send your email.

Claude: You're right, and it's even worse than your "it's not worded right" instinct...[word salad ensues]...It's fixed [proceeds to act like it saved the company].

UI Button: Send (previously 'send your email', but fixed to just 'Send' – simpler, and avoids layout issues with the button, and failed 5 regression tests and storybook snapshots)

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u/RupFox — 2 months ago
▲ 3 r/geneva

There's a specific song. I think it's called "la vieille chanson" of which I cannot find ANY trace online (except for a lyric sheet). The only songs I can find on youtube for example are Cé qu'è lainô and "ah la belle escalade".

In the 1990s I remember having to sing this song quite frequently in different schools I attended, so I'm surprised there's nothing about it readily discoverable.

If anyone has any links they remember or any leads I'd appreciate it thanks!

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u/RupFox — 6 months ago