u/qtechno

I built PatchAtlas, a free website for documenting and sharing modular patches
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I built PatchAtlas, a free website for documenting and sharing modular patches

I've been making music with modular synthesizers for over 7 years now, and over that time I've accumulated a ton of photos and short videos of different patches that I made in the past, but this was always clearly an unmanageable mess.

It's taken me a few months to build this thing and it's far from perfect but I think it's a decent v1... I'm thinking of making a sound design course and I figured something like this would be better than having to use some software to draw my patch schematics and share the patches as images. There's some VERY BASIC dsp engine written in javascript, which is definitely not optimized for sweet-spots, but it does the work (also, not all of the modules are programmed yet). Still, you can upload your own audio snippets if you want to show someone else what your patch can potentially sound like, and you can also upload a photo of your patch and add comments if that helps someone reproduce it.

I purposfully limited the scope to generic modules (LFO, VCF, OSC, switches, logic, comparators, function generators, S&H, etc) instead of trying to reproduce any real modules, since VCV rack does that way better than I could ever attempt. If you need to, you can also create your own modules based on stuff that you have and use them in your schematics.

You can tag your patches so they are more easily sorted, save favorites from other users and you don't even need an account if you just want to check them out.

Link to some patches: https://patchatlas.cv/browse

If you have any feedback or ideas I would love to hear about it, but the DSP will probably remain shitty for some time since it's not the main focus right now. I've been looking for an excuse to learn rust so maybe at some point I rewrite it with something more up to the task.

u/qtechno — 1 day ago

Claude Code has been unusable and eating away my quota since Friday due to timeouts

Hi,

So I've been trying to figure out what's going on, but I dont see other users having the same problem in Discord. I setup my session with /debug to see what's going on and I can see that even Anthropic's OpenTelemetry is timing out:

[ERROR] 1P event logging: 58 events failed to export (code=ECONNABORTED)
[ERROR] Failed to flush logs to Datadog: AxiosError: timeout of 5000ms exceeded

these are also timeout examples from my request

18:28:13 [WARN] Slow first byte: no stream chunk 30s after request (attempt 1)
18:28:43 [WARN] [TTFB] no response headers after 60000ms — aborting
18:28:43 [ERROR] API error (attempt 1/11): Request timed out.
18:28:46 [DEBUG] Stream started — first byte after 2091ms  ← next attempt succeeds instantly

even really tiny 1k context requests timeout:

18:43:53 [WARN] classifier_request_progress ageMs=45000
18:44:08 [INFO] classifier_request_finished outcome=aborted durationMs=60004
18:44:08 [WARN] Auto mode classifier unavailable, denying with retry guidance (fail closed)

I tried playing around with the `API_TIMEOUT_MS` and `CLAUDE_CODE_MAX_RETRIES` but that only mitigates the burning of my quota, I'm still not able to work.

btw, my traceroute shows clean 25ms latency to api.anthropic.com so I don't think it's a problem with my connection.

I'm in EMEA region in Germany. Anyone else getting these?

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u/qtechno — 2 months ago