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by 02020202 6y ago
Free plan has 1 Gib/month egress => 1 Gib / 8 = 125 MB / 30 days = 15,6 MB / 86400 seconds = 0,0001808 MB/s Basic plan has 40 Gib/month egress = 0,0001808 * 40 = 0,00723 MB/s Professional plan has 100 G
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by 02020202 6y ago
i would like to see peformance comparison with SRT for example or other udp-based protocol. i mean, it its good for video, it must be good for web too.
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by 02020202 6y ago
I work with Go and there is plenty of libraries that can extract a audio track from mp4 container and wrap it into mp3 container. I doubt the situation is any different with any other language. You can also write it yourself from scratch. I
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by 02020202 6y ago
kafka is the jehovah's witnesses of tech. not even going to bother reading it.
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by 02020202 6y ago
this is easily done without ffmpeg. but it is rust after all so it must be a really good and fast and cool wrapper :D
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by 02020202 6y ago
they use bing only for some stuff, not as their backend. they will do just fine without bing.
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by 02020202 6y ago
stocks, stocks and stocks. if you want something safe, buy some index. maybe something form a sector you understand a bit about or just go with s&p500, etc.... there is nothing safer than that. personally i pick my own stocks. so far i
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Ask HN: Has CORS Solved Anything?
12 points by 02020202 6y ago|4 comments
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by 02020202 6y ago
simple read. good points. this is very useful in event sourcing or in general for sensitive data where mutability might become an issue(ie. financial transactions). also i think this maps to value object perfectly. i have implemented ES int
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by 02020202 6y ago
Am I the only one who read that title in George Takei's voice?
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by 02020202 6y ago
if there is no sensitive data input(like login) https is just a waste of time. being cool just for sake of being cool is not cool.
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by 02020202 6y ago
Yes but you don't need them. 99% of people use their computers wrong. That is not a problem for normal user but for someone who spends the entire day stairing into the screen, it adds up. So you jsut have to do the following(it takes h
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by 02020202 6y ago
I shall not force my own political opinions on users of my code. I shall forego code of conduct for the users of my code and let them behave freely.
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by 02020202 6y ago
don't even need to read the article. the answer has been, is and will be always the same - welfare aka communism.
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by 02020202 6y ago
It's France, don't worry about it.
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by 02020202 6y ago
tech is irrelevant. all you need is to keep the correlation id, and possibly causation id, in the events and you generate the entire graph of user's movement(or whatever is the subject of the event stream).
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by 02020202 6y ago
well, i guess it is time to short this stock :D
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by 02020202 6y ago
...just dont ask about the silver...
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by 02020202 6y ago
I would also add: - don't do anything that is based on user-generated content(email, social network, ...) - it cannot be anything the customer can make himself on his own(e-commerce website with woocommerce, payments with stripe, data
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by 02020202 6y ago
daily standups were my favourite thing. i always tried to make them as long as possible by acking innocent questions, since i got literally paid for not working. best idea some moron ever came up with.
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by 02020202 6y ago
since windows is on like... 96% od desktops, this question is quite nonsensical.
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by 02020202 6y ago
just fyi, "dark matter" is not a matter at all. it is just a label for the leftovers in the mathematical equations that we use today to calculate "space stuff". scientists have made this up so they can keep using the mat
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by 02020202 6y ago
I have checked [1], so the VP9 already has generally available hardware support, and Intel just a few days ago releasted their Tiger CPUs that do support AV1 [2]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VP9#Hardware_implement
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by 02020202 6y ago
they say its go but the soruce code is full of C...
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by 02020202 6y ago
ok, i see what you mean. though vp9 usually gets me 1/4 or 1/5 of h264 video so i thought it was worth to save the network traffic(even av1 got me larger file at incredibly slow speed) but as you directly pointed out, without dire
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by 02020202 6y ago
thanks for the info. i did not say there are two streams. i said there are two levels of transcoding - normalizing the ingress into some standard codec and container and second one is the lower bitrate variant - that does not mean just one
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Ask HN: How do live video streaming services handle encoding?
2 points by 02020202 6y ago|6 comments
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by 02020202 6y ago
i have discovered it just today, lol. but it kind of works and mostly not, unfortunately. it would be AWESOME if Go core team would implement something like this into Go itself, since Go is just better C anyway, with GC. that would revoluti
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by 02020202 6y ago
im not fan of ruby but python was on its death bed and it came back to life only because of "data science" and "machine learning" since it was wasier to write it in python than in some compiled language and so it explode
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by 02020202 6y ago
I wish there would C to GO compiler, that would make my day.

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