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Like a 90s adventure game, just insert the CD-ROM.

Tastefully done.

Looks great! However using an active trademark from a mega corp seems like risky move even for a fun project.

Why does nobody ever ship these as a docker image?

Diff or it didn't happen

For the uninitiated this is using Neural Amp Modelling (NAM) captures of guitar amps (yes guitar amps all sounds different and people like to use different ones for different things).

NAM (an open source project) is about 8x more expensive to run that a standard C++ amp simulator (which emulate tone characteristics of a guitar amp using standard DSP algorithms).

However, I'm not seeing a link to the code here. Without that it's just an article and could be entirely fictional.

I'm always fuzzy on this, so 116% faster or 16% faster? The benchmarks suggest 16%.

I really want to like this but the AI written copy is painful. "The problem, and who hurts". Me that's who, come on guys.

This is rad, the Sol one is probably the coolest.

Ideally someone random on github would post the same thing, so you don't have to. That would be a fortunate coincidence but I'm pretty sure these things happen.

It's Jim Gordon btw, nobody watched the OC surely.

Built custom firmware for my Line 6 Pod GO HD guitar multi-fx the other day. Turned into a complete midi controller so it wasn't gathering dust. Fun times!

If you can use a custom chip yep, if it's commodity hardware probably not. You could use secure boot/secure memory etc but that can be a footgun in itself later.