Umm, did I wake up in 2003?

2021 at least (54 points, 13 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29647880

2022 (255 points, 68 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31551328

Tastefully done.

Looks great! However using an active trademark from a mega corp seems like risky move even for a fun project.

- https://github.com/logan-markewich/jeff - https://github.com/bespokelabsai/nimble

Are these forks? Different orgs doing the same thing as the OP?

Why does nobody ever ship these as a docker image?

I guess you have AI to write your docker files and push your images now.

Diff or it didn't happen

100%

It's 2026 and they're handling IT like pariahs of the stone age.

Even they grey beards of the 70s would have worked that out easily.

Oh it's probably intentional. I've seen efforts to simplify terms of service get rejected because "more people might read it if it's shorter".

Well, diff it then?

(I'm a former user of dropbox.)

Good services make change explicit.

Dropbox seems to have degraded into incompetence. Unable to provide good services.

Long time Dropbox user here. I would disagree. In my opinion they still have the best file sync platform of the big providers, easily beating onedrive and Google drive for reliability, especially with hundreds of thousands of files.

For the uninitiated this is using Neural Amp Modelling (NAM) captures of guitar amps (yes guitar amps all sounds different and people like to use different ones for different things).

NAM (an open source project) is about 8x more expensive to run that a standard C++ amp simulator (which emulate tone characteristics of a guitar amp using standard DSP algorithms).

However, I'm not seeing a link to the code here. Without that it's just an article and could be entirely fictional.

I'm always fuzzy on this, so 116% faster or 16% faster? The benchmarks suggest 16%.

Evergreen: https://randomascii.wordpress.com/2018/02/04/what-we-talk-ab...

(Feels like it should probably say "1.16x as fast" or "1.16x the throughput" - or something like that.)

116% would be 2x which will break the laws of physics. 16% is possible if you're not allocating heap memory, which I believe is the main selling point here.

Funny I just built a custom midi controller firmware and configuration manager app for the Line 6 Pod GO (which is traditionally not a full midi controller):

https://www.reddit.com/r/Line6podgo/comments/1wgo1tr/pod_go_...

I really want to like this but the AI written copy is painful. "The problem, and who hurts". Me that's who, come on guys.

This is rad, the Sol one is probably the coolest.