neurafly

A terminal audio visualiser that puts whatever the machine is playing through the 138,333 proofread neurons and 2,052,622 weighted synapses of the whole-brain connectome, release v783, and draws the result as a living disk in braille characters using the terminal's own palette. It captures system audio, so anything playing anywhere drives it, and when the sound stops the disk collapses to a point. The prepared network file is committed so a plain clone works, with a script to regenerate it from the original release, and a self-test that checks the coupling invariant.

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