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It's comforting to know we will be alive in 2914.
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3y ago
My feeling is this pre-trained stuff won't work with electron microscopy, infrared camera or other types of specialized data+targets that aren't in the generical databases.
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3y ago
There's nothing in their answer that indicates this, you are confusing with the other person.
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3y ago
That last book looks interesting but I would love if it was available on Amazon, or somewhere more international, usually other places don't deliver correctly on my country. :/
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Why there is no stb_opus (2013)
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Thanks for caring about file size!
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3y ago
Same use-case, we used to rely on system libraries but the video codec support is all over the place on each platform, and developers would test in their main platform and ship to others without fully testing and have a broken video near th
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Is there any good video codec that the library is as small or not much bigger as Theora and that has no patent/license issue? I tried to use VP9 in the past but it's like 20-40MBs a dll. The lowest I could find was dav1d and it&#x
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3y ago
I find these much easier to work on my eyes than the one posted on the article above, probably because the side by side pattern is easier to cross-focus.
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3y ago
You can do something like that over IRC without much fuss! As in IRC as a backend.
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3y ago
Erh, is the scrolling of that website weird to everyone? I think you don't need all that, but you can start simple with less, like a simple Arduino kit. Also you can get some Tektronix or similar if you get used. I know I would love so
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I am a bit in need for help here. Why does string matter to webassembly? Shouldn't be possible to implement any string type on top of it? Is it really required for it to have some special handling for strings? I am used to C and C++ so
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3y ago
Do you have a link to this 5 dollar service you mention? The ones I knew have risen prices considerably.
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3y ago
I really wish Akira ( https://github.com/akiraux/Akira ) had worked out :/
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3y ago
Illustrator that wishes to be Dreamweaver
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3y ago
> making the feature up This is super hard, often someone will write a mindless issue with a feature request without thinking about it profoundly. Than the dev has to sift through the text to understand what is the underlying problem the
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Turns out I already had that and it didn't do nothing. So here's what happened. 95% of the time I am on my phone I am on GitHub but the Safari browser annoys me to use the app instead and the Chrome browser doesn't do it, so
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3y ago
This site has way too much ads, is there a clean version somewhere else? In the old days I had an automation to grab things, clean up and push to my kindle to read texts. This was at the time of RSS feeds and just after Google had killed Go
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3y ago
Do these require a specific software to be able to print or can they take anything and just print? Like, is it a regular driver, could I connect to this brother printer from my iPhone?
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3y ago
Is it just me or is the screenshots of The Apple II Desktop more squished (horizontally) than they were? Or were the monitor pixels not that square at the time? Also the winshell list is missing that file organizer shell that was used in so
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I wonder if someone wrote a blog post about the cost of adding options vs not for maintenance of some software in the long term.
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Do people really put IDEs in their resume?
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3y ago
This is non-sense article, AGPL is a great license to offer your code, specially if you plan to offer some alternative license through paid contracts for the ones that don’t want it.
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3y ago
The Open Innovation model described in the book by Henry Chesbrough was super charged by Open Source. I think moving out of the open source model is a mistake that would make things move slow for the ones not playing it. Nowadays, when I th
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I kinda doubt it would be THAT easy to replicate but if you can do it, sell it to me.
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I like I don't have to add names for things and it's perfectly easy to follow, plus I still get things that happen when going out of scope that wouldn't happen if I used a go-to, I found it brilliant! Great work!
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How do you get anything more than Tux sitting on a globe in iOS Safari?
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I like this version here https://emabolo.itch.io/super-star-trek-25th
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3y ago
This is from 2011.
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3y ago
There are better FOSS apps on Android thanks to F-Droid and other efforts. Plus it's not that hard to roll something in a pipeline of an open source project that builds an Android app and have maintainers for it. iPhone Apps require sp
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