Zopieux

11 ms·

181.
by Zopieux 2y ago
* How does this compare to Roc, if you've looked at it? https://github.com/roc-streaming/roc-toolkit * Would it be possible to have pulse/pipewire sink/source examples to quickly get started on desktop?
182.
by Zopieux 2y ago
Nailed it. This is 100% pragmatism/convenience-based decision making rooted in terrible culture, red tape, bad communication and dumb org charts.
183.
by Zopieux 2y ago
Every time this is posted I look at the "API reference" which sadly is severely lacking. Perhaps the software is actually limited to just a few primitives.
184.
by Zopieux 2y ago
I just want trailing commas allowed everywhere. I can't believe this 2024 and we still have to deal with this crap. Humanity deserves better. Syntax/DSL designers: if your language uses a separator for anything, please kindly allo
185.
by Zopieux 2y ago
This is what the internet is for. Thanks, and fuck that company and the entire industry for that matters.
186.
by Zopieux 2y ago
How often has this been a problem though? How about not keeping your boarding pass, or ticket, or credit card for that matter, visible for the world? Just put it in your wallet, I don't know. This is security FUD. Stop solving problems
187.
by Zopieux 2y ago
Agreed, fuck Ticketmaster. Sincerely.
188.
by Zopieux 2y ago
>he's made the platform better overall is this a practical joke, or a double blind study on rage bait?
189.
by Zopieux 3y ago
I find the hairs to be the least realistic, they look elastic, which is unsurprising: highly detailed things like hairs are hard to simulate with good fidelity.
190.
by Zopieux 3y ago
Yeah. The most ridiculous example I think are the "3d printed" mud houses. Just look at the amount of support infrastructure. What a joke.
191.
by Zopieux 3y ago
Every time I see news of a robotics company reportedly disrupting an industry, all I can see is the very large amount of prep work using conventional techniques (read: humans in excavators) to prepare the terrain for the (usually very stric
192.
by Zopieux 3y ago
Did you even read the link?
193.
by Zopieux 3y ago
Highlight that 99% of companies should take away from this piece: > since we’re only handling billions of requests a month (for now), the cost of this is low even when using a slow language, like Python [and simple synchronous code], and
194.
by Zopieux 3y ago
Not a single mention of netbooting the Pi instead of relying on crappy SD cards which wear faster than I can type this.
195.
by Zopieux 3y ago
AI allows mediocre people to make an endless stream of mediocre, dull, aseptic, sterile content. FTFY. I don't see it as a negative per se, the thing is most people won't have the decency to keep all that shit for themselves and,
196.
by Zopieux 3y ago
If only this exact concern was addressed explicitly in the first FAQ at the bottom of the README... https://github.com/vosen/ZLUDA/tree/v3?tab=readme-ov-file#fa...
197.
by Zopieux 3y ago
The fact the username and URL do not match and the fact the bullshit videos are both new and old, tells me this is not a mass-delete + mass-upload (YouTube is rated limited anyway) but rather a weird mechanism that redirects or merges the l
198.
by Zopieux 3y ago
And of course it's crypto scam shit. This entire industry cannot die soon enough.
199.
by Zopieux 3y ago
Saving you a click: this is a video sharing platform built on oh-so-legit crypto/bitcoin/nft protocols/stacks, and the value-add (!) is that it's not moderated. What could possibly go wrong.
200.
by Zopieux 3y ago
Can the mods please fix the completely wrong and click bait title? Zero AI mentioned there.
201.
by Zopieux 3y ago
It takes anyone one minute to check ElectricityMap or an equivalent historical data source to debunk your disinformation about grid balancing and aggregation. It's not rare for Europe to have no wind throughout vast land areas for days
202.
by Zopieux 3y ago
I misread the title as "$10 a year" and was hyped, then was thoroughly disappointed when reality set in. I already have too many subscription services. $10 for some occasional weekend web searches won't do.
203.
by Zopieux 3y ago
As usual, a thousand word essay on Google's WEI without ever mentioning that Apple sailed that ship silently a while ago, therefore not attracting any attention or backlash. https://httptoolkit.com/blog/apple-priva
204.
by Zopieux 3y ago
Gotta love the deceptive patterns :-) Currently RARBG primary domain is: https://rarbg.to (actually links to https://rargb.to, note the bg/gb)
205.
by Zopieux 3y ago
This seems to be derived from a dump that surfaced the internetz around June 1[0], even before the GitHub repo[1], which is probably the result of a random person/team's archiving/scraping effort. We won't be able to kno
206.
by Zopieux 3y ago
The sqlite db contains a imdb column but it seems like the author forgot to include it in the fts4 index, meaning one cannot search for "tt9916362" even though it's right there in the database. It's a shame because this
207.
by Zopieux 3y ago
The Fairtiq system is so freaking cool: check-in the app when you board any train/tram/boat/bus, do any kind of ride, of any length, duration and connection count across the country, check-out when done. Do this any number of
208.
by Zopieux 4y ago
Cool, but way too busy & stressful to look at. This gave me anxiety. I'd suggest a version that has shortish explosions every 30s or 1m, with the slow sliding forward thing, in-between explosions.
209.
by Zopieux 4y ago
What even is a maxi, please?
210.
by Zopieux 4y ago
99% of nuc waste is low to medium life, low to medium radioactivity and is mostly recyclable. Russia does most of the recycling. The total amount (from the beginning of France's nuclear energy production 50+y ago) of highly radioactive

More ›