NWoodsman

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by NWoodsman 2mo ago
I'm so ready for this and jellyfin, just need you to fix the cli args so i can run the server on Cloudflare TURN.
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by NWoodsman 6mo ago
Is there a jellyfin server that is an application? I might have mistakenly assumed it was container-based or itself a minimal OS.
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by NWoodsman 6mo ago
I forked a simple DNLA server which has been dead for 10 years and updated it to .Net 9. The goal is that hard drives are too expensive now and so it's better to spin up media servers quickly and temporarily using whatever hardware you
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by NWoodsman 8mo ago
I just posted my recorder app that does the same thing. I use NAudio WasapiLoopbackCapture. it's written in C#
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by NWoodsman 8mo ago
https://github.com/NWoodsman/SimpleRecorder A simple one click just works mic+PC audio recorder for Windows that mixes the microphone into the PC sound.
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by NWoodsman 2y ago
This post has a lot of similarities to the 'object algebra' paper by Bruno Oliveira. https://www.cs.utexas.edu/~wcook/Drafts/2012/ecoop2012.pdf If the OP author has any interest in doing a 1000x ser
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by NWoodsman 2y ago
I am a fan of this particular repository by Jules Jacobs who similarly uses struct based generics (to create immutable collections.) https://github.com/julesjacobs/ImmutableCollections/discussi... It has similar &
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by NWoodsman 2y ago
It needs to be WebScript of course!
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by NWoodsman 3y ago
Also will throw in to the mix, in C#: https://julesjacobs.com/2014/11/11/immutable-vectors-csharp.... His implementation uses buffers of capacity 32, generics, and bit shifting to do lookups.
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by NWoodsman 3y ago
Sage is a programming language with a low level virtual machine based on a Turing tape. The sage virtual machine has a read/write head and a single register. The read/write head moves around the tape, and uses the register as an
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by NWoodsman 3y ago
Pretty cool tech. I helped my dad experiment with stitching his artwork but he eventually decided to rely on a Betterlight scan back for a large format camera. The inventor of the Betterlight made limited number of the devices with an exper
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by NWoodsman 4y ago
There are too many variables and edge cases to parse data. Dozens of text encodings, mixed with dozens of markup languages, mixed with millions of uniquely preserved legacy datasets, results in an exponential number of edge-case requirement
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by NWoodsman 4y ago
You might like this thesis: http://www.bloechle.ch/jean-luc/pub/Bloechle_Thesis.pdf I made a HN post on this here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33674525 Unfortunately I contacted the autho
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by NWoodsman 4y ago
Change my view: given any data storage medium, the smallest granularity of data must also be the most-child element of any markup language. Given the immense overhead of storing markups on a granular level, processing markup therefore must
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by NWoodsman 4y ago
For those who want to try, here are the steps I took over about an hour to set it up: 1. Downloaded the Win10 artifact: https://github.com/ggerganov/whisper.cpp/actions/runs/363552... at the bottom of th
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by NWoodsman 4y ago
Ok nevermind, figured it out, it requires login. Then the archive is at the very bottom of the page.
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by NWoodsman 4y ago
Can you expand on your steps a bit more? I've never used Github Actions which seems like step 1. Not sure how to get an installer.
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by NWoodsman 4y ago
Is it possible to do an API request to find greatest price differential compared to historical price of items with > 1000 reviews?
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Physical and Logical Structure Recognition of PDF Documents(bloechle.ch)
4 points by NWoodsman 4y ago|1 comments
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by NWoodsman 4y ago
An interesting thesis from 2010 showing PDF document reconstruction via machine learning in order to rebuild a PDF with an object model. Can anyone shed light on what the state of this art is currently?
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by NWoodsman 4y ago
Is your design open-source? Do you have an API? Would like to learn/help
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by NWoodsman 4y ago
I understand your pain, but want to make you aware that LINQ has become so powerful especially with lazy evaluation and expression trees that hierarchical views of tags is really basically simple and actually just one more method of visuali
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by NWoodsman 4y ago
In my app, users apply a set of tags to a note, but then the app automatically creates hierarchical associations in a tree. There are an exponential number of associations between tags (At one point design was failing because it was trying
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by NWoodsman 4y ago
Was the juice worth the squeeze, or should I stick with a trusty mechanical?
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by NWoodsman 4y ago
Historically military slang referred to the “regulars” which was the way to say “they guys you call upon to get dirty” and would mean different things depending on the army… a British regular would be a redcoat conscript, a US regular would
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by NWoodsman 4y ago
I was going to say "a better version of C#" but maybe an entirely different language would be better. C# uses stack and heap for memory management, which is to say this is an entire language designed around memory management. Shou
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Ask HN: What do I do with all this XML?
3 points by NWoodsman 4y ago|3 comments
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by NWoodsman 4y ago
I wonder if modern government space launch vehicles ultimately represent the pinnacle of gamification of government contracting moreso than technological achievement. You could definitely argue that the Apollo missions interacted with newbo
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by NWoodsman 4y ago
You could try my app, it’s free. https://paperbirch.app/notes/notes.html
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by NWoodsman 4y ago
A lot of space is wasted on the "cards" style scroll design. Which means I rapidly lose interest scrolling at all, I did it once, won't scroll down again. The header with the "recommended based on people you follow"

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