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RIP - my coding playlist is filled with his work, love all the Ashra & Ash Ra Tempel material too.

Good, I worked at WMF for a bit and the fundraising narrative was one of many reasons why I left. Wikipedia is doing just fine, but there are just way too many “special projects” that need to be reconsidered. Also way too much frivolous international travel for staff members.

For inference, we extended KServe (previously KFServing from Kubeflow) to fit our on-prem cluster needs. Highly recommended!

+1 for Searx - love the idea of meta-search

Wow, Bungle's California tour is the stuff of legends. I've only seen videos but I still can't figure out how they managed to pull it off live. Never saw Bungle, but I did see Fantomas on the Suspended Animation tour, which was another one of those albums I have no clue how they managed to perform night after night.

Agreed! I saw Magma in Portland, OR on their 2016 tour. I remember how effortless they made everything look, all the songs seemed to blend in and out of each other, so surreal. It felt like I was watching some intergalactic opera/theater presentation, probably one of the best concerts I've ever seen. Wish I could understand Kobaïan...

agreed! org-mode is seriously the most lightweight tool i use on a daily basis. also the various exporters have helped me out more times than i can count now.

i recently moved over to mediawiki due to work, but it is a behemoth compared to org-mode.

+1 for Merzbow

I had forgotten about this track, thanks for reminding me - revisiting Up for the Downstroke this afternoon

Nice, I've been using org-roam/org-mode for the past year and really love it now. Also been using org-journal as a sort of zettlekasten box for fleeting notes and linking to other stuff. Org-mode is really fantastic for this IMO, it's definitely been worth the learning curve.

+1 for both Cheapskates Guide and Ran Prieur, both very influential to me in different ways!

Interesting, can you go into more detail about how you discover new music? I used to use Discogs quite a bit, but I think there is more potential for "discoverability" on Wikipedia in some sense.