The Endless Acid Banger: algorithmic self-composing acid techno music — and IBM employee forced to stop kernel work under personal email address

Issue #379 — April 21, 2021

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The Endless Acid Banger: algorithmic self-composing acid techno music vitling.xyz \| points: 991 \| comments: 232

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IBM employee forced to stop kernel work under personal email address git.kernel.org \| points: 639 \| comments: 418

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The “Granny Knot” fieggen.com \| points: 631 \| comments: 238

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Grafana, Loki, and Tempo will be relicensed to AGPLv3 grafana.com \| points: 498 \| comments: 334

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Apple Introduces AirTag apple.com \| points: 427 \| comments: 398

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Discord Ends Deal Talks with Microsoft, Will IPO wsj.com \| points: 372 \| comments: 255

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Spotify is killing the open podcast ecosystem (2020) singhkays.com \| points: 356 \| comments: 226

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Software Infrastructure 2.0: A Wishlist erikbern.com \| points: 310 \| comments: 175

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iPad Pro M1 apple.com \| points: 303 \| comments: 396

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Apple TV 4K Gets A12 Bionic apple.com \| points: 297 \| comments: 292

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The Hotdog web browser and browser engine github.com \| points: 296 \| comments: 131

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All-new iMac features the M1 chip apple.com \| points: 285 \| comments: 446

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Open Source Goes to Mars github.blog \| points: 279 \| comments: 56

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Node.js 16 Available Now nodejs.medium.com \| points: 273 \| comments: 122

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Show HN: Shepherd.com – Discover books in a new way, like wandering a bookstore shepherd.com \| points: 270 \| comments: 144

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Neighbour manages to pollute the 2.4 ghz spectrum with his 120 IoT devices devrant.com \| points: 260 \| comments: 316

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You Are Not ‘Behind’ (2016) zackkanter.com \| points: 226 \| comments: 196

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Forced unemployment and second-class status: Google’s data center contractors protocol.com \| points: 221 \| comments: 206

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Show HN: I’m working on a open-source, self-hosted alternative to Disqus cusdis.com \| points: 214 \| comments: 88

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Everyone Loves the $100M Deli bloomberg.com \| points: 206 \| comments: 138

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