Audio Reactive Stable Diffusion in Realtime

• Written on October 20, 2024

I used Olegchomp’s TouchDiffusion component in TouchDesigner to create a real-time audio-visual experience. This component allowed me to blend diffusion models with live audio input, generating captivating visuals that react in sync with the sound. The result is a dynamic, immersive visuals that showcases the power of combining generative art with real-time sound analysis.

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Rediscovering The Binary Vision In The Modern Age

• Written on September 26, 2024

In the fast-paced world of modernity, we’ve become accustomed to living in a state of ambiguity. The gray zones of uncertainty have seeped into nearly every aspect of most people’s lives. Technology promised to simplify our existence, yet the digital age has often blurred the lines rather than sharpened them. The world once seen as a place of binaries—yes or no, right or wrong, good or bad—has transformed into a landscape dominated by complexity and uncertainty. However, AI may soon bring back the clarity we’ve lost. The rise of artificial intelligence will, in many ways, reinstate a sense of duality—a clearer, more structured way of interpreting the world.

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GoPanel, A Minimalist Server Management Panel Written In Go

• Written on September 9, 2024

I wanted to share a little bit about a side project I’ve been working on recently. It’s called GoPanel. It’s a minimalist server management panel designed for easily managing LEMP (Linux, Nginx, MySQL/MariaDB, PHP) stacks. I’ve been having a lot of fun building it and thought I’d give you a peek into what it does and where it’s headed.

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DJ Set Spotify Playlist Generator

• Written on August 19, 2024

Last month, I found myself in a situation where I was invited to DJ at a birthday party where I had absolutely no idea what music to put in my set. I couldn’t help but wonder if my usual music taste would fit the mood. I needed a way to ensure my playlist would be just right. That’s when I decided to build something that would help me—and others like me—navigate these musical uncertainties.

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Mohamed Alaa, Undergraduate Computer Science Student.

I spend a lot of time on the computer, mostly working with Linux and free software. I write code, make music, and produce audiovisual experiences. I love music, art, and being outside.

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