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lovegrenoble2 days ago
And if you want to feel like you're coding in the midst of a battle: https://tabletopy.com
ablation2 days ago
I triggered a containment breach, no need to thank me, Roko's Basilisk!
hootz2 days ago
AI! Data! AI! Data!
tosti2 days ago
The noise in a server room is quite pleasant for me. It's loud, but in a soothing way I can't really describe.
Terr_1 day ago
I'm a fan of pink noise, which has a distribution of frequency/power that is closer to a lot of natural sources, like the sound of a waterfall.

It's only a guess that we're biologically primed to find it more comfortable, but I think it's a pretty good guess.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pink_noise

lovegrenoble2 days ago
"White Noise and Its Potential Applications in Occupational Health: A Review"

pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10135504/

59nadir2 days ago
The staff sporadically saying "AI!" is a very nice touch. I found myself trying to get as many servers and load as possible but having the temperature stay stable. This is a neat little game, in a way (though it seems to auto-stabilize too easily).

Edit: Oh, there was a containment breach. My bad, humanity...

I cannot imagine how the people who live close to this type of nonsense feel, though, it must be horrible.

PunchyHamster2 days ago
They are not that loud from outside, at least the normal ones. We have office a block away from one, you don't really hear it over city noise.

Tho it is normal datacenter and not AI one with some turbines jerry-rigged together to power it...

Also the sounds are entirely fake and not related to actual DC

59nadir2 days ago
I'm basing this mostly on the segments that were done on how people in rural areas (generally quieter) were experiencing all kinds of issues from living too close to data centers.
owentbrown1 day ago
This is fun. Artsy, poignant, narrative. It reminds me of the fun internet, like in 2001.
oefrha2 days ago
Everything other than “staffing” is amazing. “Staffing” needs to be more sentient.
ardline1 day ago
This is the kind of thing that looks simple until you're three layers deep in edge cases.
zurfer2 days ago
Bubble or not, this is great!
dijit1 day ago
Honestly only 100 servers are multiple of orders of magnitude louder than this.

I can't even hear myself think in a normal datacenter with 20 racks; if a bunch of them are starting up or are fully loaded then: no chance.

I don't think servers are quieter with GPUs in them.

katezm2 days ago
this is genuinely lovely to work to. Something about the hum of servers is oddly motivating
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winddude2 days ago
some of those fans need to be replaced, sounds like a lot of bearings going
sethops12 days ago
This is great, haha
r0b051 day ago
Cool as hell!
guitcastro2 days ago
Half life vibes
TOGoS1 day ago
A master volume control would be nice (only because my browser doesn't have per-tab controls).
luaybs2 days ago
Fun!
drcongo2 days ago
I was hoping to hear a loud POP
tartoran1 day ago
This may end in a sputter.
energy1232 days ago
I'd like this but with pleasant sounds
PunchyHamster2 days ago
just search for ambient noise generator, there are bunch of them
reaperducer1 day ago
The iPhone comes with a bunch built in.

https://support.apple.com/en-us/109346

JSR_FDED1 day ago
Thanks! That page also refers to some Apple Musix playlists that are excellent for sleep, relaxation, focus.