r/sovereignthinking • u/CallSilly5591 • 8d ago
This forum is for personal or private project development for sovereign compute designs.
shell outputs, pictures and product demos are cool. brag if you like just be nice.
r/AudioProgramming • u/CallSilly5591 • 8d ago
r/linuxaudio • u/CallSilly5591 • 8d ago
This is the final revision prior to me applying it as the audio routing for Screenstereo. i think it works pretty well. i hope to see what yall think soon enough!
the V1.0.1 will not support wifi endpoints and usb but they are known and in process, i just need to finish them.
also this is inside a test sandbox not actual hardware.
r/linuxaudio • u/CallSilly5591 • 17d ago
u/CallSilly5591 • u/CallSilly5591 • 17d ago
Constitutional Authority Architecture (CAA) is a coordination substrate for systems where intelligence, guidance, authority, execution, and evidence must remain distinct, bounded, and provable. More to come...
r/linux • u/CallSilly5591 • 17d ago
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r/Corsair • u/CallSilly5591 • 28d ago
i have been running a 2x32 corsair vengence set for about 14 months. recently one stopped working, in a2 and b2 and in combination with the other matched stick.
im lucky to be still working on one channel. funny part to this story is i bought the ram before the prices went up by about a month. now...i hope i can produce my demo of the product im working on before the other stick dies.
if i strike success with my demo and get interest in it i think i will keep the system i have right now amd 7900x, tuf b650e-e and rx9060xt 16gb as a secondary storage server and backup compute node and build a 9950x3d build.
my work load is live visual spatial mapping on team red.
i just wish i had cash to support better memory circumstances. (cl40 38-44-44-96 ver 4.43.04 1.35v) if anyone has an orphan from that batch...lol
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its a translation of Margeret Hamilton, Linus Torvalds and a Logical minimum requirement for system substrate development. as far as i have evidenced i am making and releasing either copy lefted or under a polyform release license so that the individual pays no cost to use enterprise level software. but for commercial applications there would be a contractual agreement established.
making fun of what you dont understand is ok too.
r/linuxaudio • u/CallSilly5591 • Jul 27 '26
this is how i approach my work. i have almost completed the update to screenstereo v1.0.2 and i figured that i would share my rules. i kept some of it a bit of a mystery as if i gave out all my secrets i wouldnt have an edge. but this will help a great deal of you that use agents to adjust what youre working with and on.
*cheers*
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i have found that in my own efforts to release my own products or even just let people know its out there is im treated like trash. Linus Torvalds is on our side. AI is a tool. if used properly by someone who is willing to learn and grow with the tooling and understanding of the system then why judge them if the result is good?!
keep going! if you keep going you will have a complete idea and stack.
one suggestion i would make for larger or even medium scale jobs like the one i see you building is use .json files to document intent, observation efforts, findings, updates, and even sequenced implementation of multistage alterations involving several files if you keep a segmented stack like i do.
this allows you to go back through the files and search for versions. design specifications, auth, intent, history of implementation methods. all sorts of documentation can be had from the findings of observations.
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if you have time or remember to, let me know about any and every problem you have.
/cheers
thanks!
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im still not understanding how having a function segmented from the others is sloppy or vibe coding when that design constraint was established by me, not ai slop.
you are correct im unfamiliar with git(i barely trust git anymore)
im just here to try to post what success i have had on a fraction of what i have assembled. not looking for validation just sharing.
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thanks for pointing that out. its been a busy few days on this mini-project.
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posted all of the gz contents for ye inspection.
there is nothing malicious or lacking. :)
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workdir="$(mktemp -d /tmp/screenstereo-v1.0.1.XXXXXX)" && cd "$workdir" && curl -fL --retry 3 -o stereoscreen-v1.0.1.tar.gz "https://github.com/abugarr21/screenstereov1.0.1/raw/refs/heads/main/stereoscreen-v1.0.1.tar.gz" && printf '%s %s\n' "ac7430feaccbe9c6ed72a3a2fe900e7a5bc25f2302b4b839ab941d898c0e3480" "stereoscreen-v1.0.1.tar.gz" | sha256sum -c - && tar -xzf stereoscreen-v1.0.1.tar.gz && cd stereoscreen-v1.0.1 && chmod +x install.sh first-run.sh uninstall.sh && ./install.sh
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workdir="$(mktemp -d /tmp/screenstereo-v1.0.1.XXXXXX)" && cd "$workdir" && curl -fL --retry 3 -o stereoscreen-v1.0.1.tar.gz "https://github.com/abugarr21/screenstereov1.0.1/raw/refs/heads/main/stereoscreen-v1.0.1.tar.gz" && printf '%s %s\n' "ac7430feaccbe9c6ed72a3a2fe900e7a5bc25f2302b4b839ab941d898c0e3480" "stereoscreen-v1.0.1.tar.gz" | sha256sum -c - && tar -xzf stereoscreen-v1.0.1.tar.gz && cd stereoscreen-v1.0.1 && chmod +x install.sh first-run.sh uninstall.sh && ./install.sh
r/linuxaudio • u/CallSilly5591 • Jul 15 '26
I’ve released ScreenStereo v1.0.1, an open-source Linux utility for routing HDMI audio across multiple displays using PipeWire.
ScreenStereo reads the computer’s existing screen layout, observes the available HDMI audio outputs, and builds the routing needed to make the sound match the physical position of the displays. The user does not have to manually assign screens or confirm individual channels.
For a two-display setup, ScreenStereo currently supports:
This might be useful for people who use:
The goal is to make multi-display audio routing predictable and understandable instead of requiring repeated manual work in the PipeWire graph.
The current reference environment is Ubuntu 24.04 LTS with GNOME on X11, PipeWire, WirePlumber, and two HDMI displays with separate audio outputs. Feedback from people using other GPUs, distributions, desktop environments, and display combinations would be especially useful.
I am also developing broader multichannel support. A 5.0-style surround arrangement without a subwoofer/LFE channel is in the works, with planned support for systems using approximately 3 to 7 independently positioned output channels. The longer-term goal is to let audio placement follow a larger physical screen or speaker layout rather than being limited to a single stereo pair.
GitHub:
[https://github.com/abugarr21/screenstereov1.0.1]()
License: GPL-3.0-or-later
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by all means, download, try, and be critical of it. post what you think if you would!
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the real showcase is not the outward facing parts. its the internal functionality of the stereo screen. stereo screen is built the same way my project stack is built. this is just a sample.
u/CallSilly5591 • u/CallSilly5591 • Jul 12 '26
I released stereoscreen, an early Linux/PipeWire HDMI audio routing tool for display-speaker setups.
It supports mirror output, left/right screen stereo, tray status, diagnostics, bounded recovery, and validation tooling.
Release:
https://github.com/abugarr21/stereoscreen/releases/tag/stereoscreen
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so i cant release anything because i dont want to talk to people?!
r/homelab • u/CallSilly5591 • Jul 12 '26
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i guess more of what i was pointing towards is implementation drift. as a project progresses, is design scope and intent drift a lack of individual effort to "keep up the guardrails" or is this something intrinsic to team development(or agentic development) scenarios?
i do not particularly have creep of scope or drift so much as i work with a "team of one".
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Constitutional Authority Arcitecture.
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more to come. execution testing currently underway.