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by hatsix 3y ago
facepalm'ed
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by hatsix 3y ago
Songtradr employee here, we only own a tiny amount of music (that wasn't produced in-house), it was acquired as part of another acquisition and my understanding is that we're trying to divest ourselves of it so that rights holders
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by hatsix 3y ago
From what I can tell, Epic did the gutting today, and it's left to us to pick up the pieces. It doesn't make sense to me, letting everyone go before the acquisition, why not let the acquiring company figure out what to do with the
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by hatsix 3y ago
if you digitized at 24 bit, then 16 bit is technically compressed. with flac, the waveforms aren't compressed, but the amplitude is, so audio buffs claim they can hear more separation. I can't hear it, but I also can't taste
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by hatsix 3y ago
1. Compensation is what I would call mid-tier competitive for each region. You won't get an SFO salary in Spain. You'll get more at FAANG or a more tech-focused startup, but I left a FAANG job to come here. 2. Lots of internationa
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by hatsix 3y ago
I think you're exactly right. Epic thought that buying a music company would let them acquire what they needed to do sync... but sync doesn't matter for Bandcamp, so it was hard for them to align. (while I work for SongTradr, I kn
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by hatsix 3y ago
thanks! I think we're technically an Australian company, at least, our founder is Australian and we have a very large investor that is Australian. Music supervisors are a big part of our business, so I'll pass this link up the lin
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by hatsix 3y ago
as an employee of SongTradr, and customer of Bandcamp, I think it'll start the same for users, and get better for musicians
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by hatsix 3y ago
I work at SongTradr, and while I'm not involved with the acquisition, I wouldn't expect it to drastically change for end users. I hope that we'll drastically improve things for musicians, offering them more ways to earn money
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by hatsix 3y ago
SongTradr's main business focuses on earning money for musicians. We aren't in the business of owning music and then licensing it, we're in the business of connecting musicians with companies that want music. some of it is ad
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by hatsix 3y ago
then you should check out SongTradr's other recent acquisition, 7digital.com... not only do they have flac, but many have 16 and 24bit available.
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by hatsix 3y ago
I work at SongTradr. I know nothing about the acquisition, but can answer any other questions you have. I feel like Bandcamp 100% fits better with SongTradr than Epic.
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by hatsix 3y ago
https://dusty.is it's nothing special, but I love the domain and paths
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by hatsix 3y ago
The author's timeline makes it clear that they feel it was a catalyst. They're separating out "Stable Diffusion" the software from the "Stable Diffusion" moment. The community has created their own replacement
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by hatsix 3y ago
First off: If you're going to reference something as a way of proving your point, without any other supporting evidence, please post a link. Secondly: Microsoft voluntarily changed their practices regarding IE and Teams in order to app
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by hatsix 4y ago
I mean, since when does everyone have a chef waiting at their beck and call? Since they invented restaurants. If you want a meal made for you, you go to the business and ask for a meal. If you want someone to lawyer for you, you go to the b
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by hatsix 4y ago
Apple can't provide assurance that browsers are secured, but they allow for iMessage in browsers.
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by hatsix 4y ago
https://ballotpedia.org/Alaska_Ballot_Measure_2,_Top-Four_Ra... It was a ballot initiative that passed by will of the people. Who are you to argue about their decision?
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by hatsix 4y ago
According to this: https://groww.in/ipo/snapdeal-ipo That's correct... just under $64MM in top line revenue. I don't think this counts as a unicorn.
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by hatsix 7y ago
I guess this is actually being tested right now. I saw something like this last week, though I've also seen streams just drop.
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by hatsix 7y ago
After switching back to chrome, I could see the bar, but the scroll jail didn't work, so scrolling up showed the original page bar.
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by hatsix 7y ago
Everything looks correct on chrome mobile. I don't ever see the HSBC bar, regardless of how I scroll.
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by hatsix 8y ago
But AppleTV isn't. There's no lock-in for Roku or Fire TV... You can't buy anything from Roku, and Amazon has apps out for all TV boxes. Apple is Sony here, one company that won't allow interoperability. Just like betama
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by hatsix 8y ago
Any buyers are in for a surprise, Braun changes their blade designs every few years and after 3 or 4 years, a replacement foil will cost more than a new razor. I have an alert for whenever Amazon's algo goes wacky and the price drops,
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by hatsix 8y ago
Nearly all of the tech you have in your laptop was developed, tested, and refined on desktops. PCI based SSD were in desktops before NVMe was a thing. Vapor cooled processors were on budget gaming PCs 10 years ago. Even the MacBook trackpad
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by hatsix 8y ago
It's only rich if you only use apple devices... none of the software works on non-apple devices. For those of us who use non-apple devices, nearly all of that software is bloat. Apple could easily fix this by releasing their software f
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by hatsix 8y ago
The i7's in 15" macbooks are only quad-core, and while they can "boost" up to 3.9Ghz, the thermals of the laptop can't sustain that for long before dropping down to 2.9Ghz Meanwhile, the XPS has 6-core (Coffee Lake)
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by hatsix 9y ago
Yeah, but it doesn't run on my PC, or my phone, or in a browser.
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by hatsix 9y ago
Agreed... super odd to see "serverless" and "Deploy with Docker"
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by hatsix 9y ago
Yeah, I can see how those three are more polished. I guess I just don't use them... I was blissfully unaware of them, as the alternatives are good enough...

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