Anna's Archive backed up Spotify.
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Anna's Archive backed up Spotify. They got 99.9% of metadata, and 300TB of music representing 86 million tracks - original 160kbps OGG for tracks with popularity>0, and re-encoded 75kbps for popularity=0. absolutely wild project.
the metadata in particular is a hugely useful data source. MusicBrainz catalogues 5 million unique ISRCs (like ISBNs but for music releases), whereas this archive has a whopping 186 million.
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Anna's Archive backed up Spotify. They got 99.9% of metadata, and 300TB of music representing 86 million tracks - original 160kbps OGG for tracks with popularity>0, and re-encoded 75kbps for popularity=0. absolutely wild project.
the metadata in particular is a hugely useful data source. MusicBrainz catalogues 5 million unique ISRCs (like ISBNs but for music releases), whereas this archive has a whopping 186 million.
this solves a major problem I ran into when writing automation tools for maintaining my own music library: the metadata sources are missing so much stuff, so you generally end up needing to query the Spotify API, which isn't sustainable. even with it inherently being a snapshot in time, archived metadata solves a ton of headaches.
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this solves a major problem I ran into when writing automation tools for maintaining my own music library: the metadata sources are missing so much stuff, so you generally end up needing to query the Spotify API, which isn't sustainable. even with it inherently being a snapshot in time, archived metadata solves a ton of headaches.
@gsuberland damn 300tb is like. An amount you could feasibly just store at home
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@gsuberland damn 300tb is like. An amount you could feasibly just store at home
@halcy @gsuberland it is, if you have 10k-15k spare money. Plus don’t shy away from like extra 200 to 300W home extra heating 24/7.
It’s not that bad, could als just get you 256GB of latest RAM and top tier GPU. Or 2 top spec MBP. It is bad.
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@halcy @gsuberland it is, if you have 10k-15k spare money. Plus don’t shy away from like extra 200 to 300W home extra heating 24/7.
It’s not that bad, could als just get you 256GB of latest RAM and top tier GPU. Or 2 top spec MBP. It is bad.
@friedrich @halcy with recertified enterprise disks and second hand HBAs you could store this for a lot less than 10k.
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@friedrich @halcy with recertified enterprise disks and second hand HBAs you could store this for a lot less than 10k.
@gsuberland @friedrich @halcy never underestimate the power of walking into a microcenter and looking for sales on the cheapest, slowest barracudas, you can generally get the 4tb ones around $50.
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Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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@EUCommission Good news: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ce3ex92557jo
Bad news: Politicians, organisations and media still use that swamp. Leave X!!!
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A song for everyone who escaped the time loop
https://open.spotify.com/track/19O7xUdoajxjIqeB8JeHoW?si=uoP5Xh-dRFG46-uSP8sifg
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@leavex This is exactly what I wanted to say!
It's good that the EU can fine companies but their fascist work will not end with that. Zuckerberg and Musk can pay even high fines just with a big laughter.Time to leave at least the platform whose boss is connected with open fascism and child abuse. Everything else means collaboration (can be learnt in German history).
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@EUCommission
I am very happy the EU has finally broken free from the US-epstein tech, hopefully #Canada will soon also break that deviant addiction, it is about national security after all.
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@benroyce this! @punissuer @EUCommission
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@joel That's great. And you feel a warmer approach.
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@mardor@ruhr.social @EUCommission@ec.social-network.europa.eu what happened in august 2023?
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@sio questo sito abbassa notevolmente la produttività lavorativa e fa schizzare in orbita il riderissimo. Ottimo lavoro!
