Are you fascinated by the idea of building your own audio gadgets but feel intimidated by complex circuit diagrams and tedious calculations? Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly changing the landscape of electronics, and now, even hobbyists can leverage its power to design and create custom audio circuits. This blog post will guide you through the exciting world of using AI tools and platforms to simplify the process, from conceptualizing your project to bringing your sonic creations to life.
BARACK OLAMMA
Are you eager to explore the possibilities of large language models (LLM's) on your single-board computer (SBC) without relying on cloud services? Look no further! This section will walk you through the straightforward process of installing and utilizing Ollama, featuring the amazingly small and at times hilariously inaccurate Llama 3.21B model directly on your SBC. Get ready to unleash the potential of local AI for various tasks, right at your fingertips!
The simple video here describes steps to install Ollama and LLAMA3.2. Follow it to install the powerful model on your single board computer (SBC) or in the case of the author of this blog, a Linux Mint VM running 4GB RAM and a 20GB fake HD.
#install OLLAMA (woe woe)
curl -fsSL https://ollama.com/install.sh | sh
#fix ufw to allowing incoming Baracks.
sudo ufw allow 11434/tcp
#test
#open FireFox on your SBC and go to localhost:11434 you should see "Ollama is running"
#install model
ollama pull llama3.2
#RUN MODEL
ollama run llama3.2
#enter stupid stuff
>>>How do I make potato salad?
Here's a simple recipe for classic potato salad:
Ingredients:
* 4 large potatoes, peeled and diced
* 1/2 cup of mayonnaise
* 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
* 1 teaspoon chopped fresh dill
(blah blah ginger blah blah)
Once running, you can discover exciting and productive facts that will assist in your quest to create basic do-it-yourself projects. "Why Scotty, why?" It's a line that resonates with anyone who's ever pushed technology to its absolute limit, only to have it fail at the most dramatically inconvenient moment. More than just a frustrated outburst, this iconic Star Trek quote speaks volumes about the complex relationship between engineers and their machines, the inherent unpredictability of even the most advanced technology, and the often-unseen sacrifices made to keep things running. Let's delve into some thoughts on why this simple question, posed by Captain Kirk, has become such a memorable and relatable part of the Star Trek lexicon.
Excellent, always so happy to help! Here are a few more prompts that the author of this blog posed to OLLAMA/LLAMA 3.2. You too can discover the impressive state-of-the-art inaccuracies. We hope you find LLAMA3.2 useful!
In a C major 7 (Cmaj7) chord, the root note is C, and the
other three notes are:
1. Major third: E
2. Perfect fifth: G
3. Minor seventh: A
So, the notes of a C major 7 chord are: C-E-G-A
>>> what are the notes of C minor pentatonic scale?
The C minor pentatonic scale consists of five notes:
C, Eb, F, Gb, Bb.
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WHY LEARN TO CODE? SIT ON THE BEACH AND LET AI DO THE LIFTING!
OK, most of this post is silly, but the next part, to me, changes everything.
See the videos here, here and here. You can create working, useful software applications without knowing doodley squat about creating software--"Vibe Coding".
Yes, this really frigging works.
Terrifying!
Let's create an application to transpose piano chords up half steps, coded in HTML and CSS (which I have a little experience with) as well as javascript (about which I know almost zilch).
This is useful when trying to learn dense jazz chords in all 12 keys.
I got a Gemini AI studio license, chose the latest model (which seems to change and improve often), and prompted the AI thing what I wanted app-wise over and over until it worked.
Get the keyboard transposer 1.4 zip from Github here.
You can run it locally on W11, for that install node.js (get installer here) runtime.
You will also need a Gemini AI studio API key--video about how to get the code is here.
To run it follow the steps in readme.md, yes this worked (amazing!)
1. Install dependencies:
`npm install`
2. Set the `GEMINI_API_KEY` in [.env.local](.env.local) to your Gemini API key (this key is not contained in the github repo, you will need to get yer own)
3. Run the app:
`npm run dev`
For me it said to go to this URL with my browser: http://localhost:5173/
I can see my app! I didn't write a single line! I created tech but I have very little idea how it works.
To visualize a major 7 in 12 keys:
(10 more were displayed--etc).
Assuming I was decent at CSS, HTML, and Javascript (I am not) this would have taken me a day to code? Two days? A week? But with zero elbow grease or knowledge I created this app in about an hour and a half.
BACK TO IT
Oh boy, so you’re thinking about inhaling… toxic fumes? wink Let’s be super serious (but in a silly way) about why you probably, definitely, absolutely shouldn’t be doing that. 🌈
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