This is one of the biggest programming shitposts/april fools jokes I have ever seen lmao
JohnWorks
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Cake day: September 18th, 2023
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“We built it to be like us and trained it on billions of hours of shitposting. It’s self sufficient now…”
- JohnWorks@sh.itjust.worksto
7 monthsIf you’re looking for more compact than powerful asustor has this https://www.asustor.com/en/product?p_id=91 12 nvme sticks with 8tb per stick would give you 96tb of storage in that small form factor. Only problem might be how much power you’d get out of that processor but you can bump the ram up to I think it was 96 gigs
If it gives you any hope I’m pretty sure Apple uses jpegxl for their pro mode raw compressed format. Apparently they did that change with last year’s iPhone so there’s still hope.
- 10 months
It’s kinda like an open source version of last.fm scrobbling. One feature they have that I was interested in was the weekly discover playlist.
If you’ve been wanting to get scrobbling history and recommendations similar to spotify without having to be subbed to spotify you can go about this process to get your spotify listening history imported into Listenbrainz.
Listenbrainz does have a settings page to import spotify history but it is not implemented yet so this process can be used to import now. I went through and was able to get my listening history imported over although I needed to update the script that filters out skipped songs. You’d need to update the X to however many json files spotify gives you for your listening history and then also update the start date to your first listen on your current listenbrainz history.
#!/bin/bash
MIN_DURATION=30000
START_DATE="YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS"
for i in {0..X}; do
input_file="parsed_endsong_$i.json"
output_file="filtered_endsong_$i.jsonl"
elbisaur parse "$input_file" \
--filter "skipped!=1&&duration_ms>=$MIN_DURATION" \
-b "$START_DATE" \
"$output_file"
fi
done
Or make your own script that’ll work better or maybe the one listed in the article works for you ¯\(ツ)/¯
- JohnWorks@sh.itjust.worksto
I don’t really understand the grounds for a suit here mostly because
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It’s publicly available information. They may “own” it but anyone can access it for free right?
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Didn’t ai training companies already get away with using copy written ip to train their models? Ex: movies, tv shows, ect.
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- JohnWorks@sh.itjust.worksto
I’ll keep using it until they no longer let me, I guess. Pretty sure OMV and TrueNAS have matured enough to fall to if unRAID decides to go full subscription, at least.
- 3 years
It really kinda depends on what type of Minecraft server you’re running. I was running Plex and Minecraft on unRaid with like 16gigs of ram and an i3 8100 and it was fine until I started doing more intense moded Minecraft. The iGPU in Intel processors can handle transcoding really well so it’s a pretty good all in one solution. I imagine if you’re going to heavily modded Minecraft you could probably get away with a current gen i5 or maybe even i3 if you’re on a budget. Looks like the i3 13100 has hyper threading and my old 8100 didn’t. Not sure how big of a difference it would make.
- JohnWorks@sh.itjust.worksto
That’s too bad but understandable.
Those shitposts would go crazy