Orca
Orca is an esoteric programming language that converts alphanumeric characters into one process. It allows for the creation of procedural sequencing through this structure, where letters are used as commands. It is not a direct synthesizer; MIDI communicates with external audio or visual interfaces by issuing OSC and UDP outputs.
Orca
54hundredrabbits · Music & Audio Technology
Common commercial products in this category: Adobe Audition, Ableton Live, Spotify
- You design procedural sequences using letter-based commands
- You send data to external interfaces via MIDI, OSC and UDP protocols
- Run the live coding environment on the browser, terminal, or supported hardware
- • No published release
- • NeutralHacker News
Orca 2: Teaching Small Language Models How to Reason
“It isn't. Compared to the original Orca model and method which spawned many of the current SotA OSS models, Orca 2 models seem to perform underwhelming, below outdated 13b models and below Mistral 7b base models (e.g. [1]; didn't test myself yet, ymmv). [1]”
- • NeutralHacker News
Orca: an esolang for audio-visual live coding
“Hey, I know the host of that podcast! He has some weird opinions about visual programming. Makes sense he'd be interested in Orca.”
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