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by aargh_aargh 2y ago
I only found this project focused on streaming but it's unmaintained (some summer of code or thesis project, IIRC): https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/ffserver
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by aargh_aargh 2y ago
Specification of ffmpeg commands can get quite complex, especially once you get to filters. I never understood why it hasn't grown a DSL to specify the input/output/transformation. Could be JSON-based for what I care. Then we
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by aargh_aargh 2y ago
For any use-case I can think of, which are all "small data" (under 1B rows), I'd rather use DB migrations to take care of this problem rather than forcing myself to live with my previous design decisions indefinitely. I am at
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by aargh_aargh 2y ago
I've just found this for the exact same reason, for 2-10 sets. The gradient descent is done client-side (Tensorflow.js): https://www.deepvenn.com/ I've stress-tested it with ~5 sets around ~50k items, comes back i
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by aargh_aargh 2y ago
Oh yeah, bring it, mama bear...
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by aargh_aargh 2y ago
A related tool, except for monitoring I/O, is Progress [1]. Imagine that behind the scenes it does something like lsof every second (-m flag) and tracks the progress of any file open by the specified process(es) (-c or -a flags). Works
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by aargh_aargh 2y ago
Yes, you can reorder the individual segments. If the original video has chapters, these get imported as segments or you can mark them up manually.
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Showcase of Dataviz Examples Using Vega, Vega-Lite, Deneb and Power BI(github.com)
2 points by aargh_aargh 2y ago|0 comments
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by aargh_aargh 2y ago
Exactly, I thought his design was long gone the way of the IE toolbars. I use a "kill sticky" bookmarklet for this purpose which removes position:fixed elements and similar junk.
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by aargh_aargh 2y ago
I wanted to take a peek the state diagram (ASCII version). But I was feeling lazy, so apologies for having ChatGPT do the work for me. I wasn't going for correctness and didn't check it. If you're like me, here you go: https
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OpenITCOCKPIT(openitcockpit.io)
1 points by aargh_aargh 2y ago|0 comments
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by aargh_aargh 2y ago
Great, I didn't know about fsspec!
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by aargh_aargh 2y ago
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/vte/-/issues/253
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The power of using external authentication information in a web application(utcc.utoronto.ca)
2 points by aargh_aargh 2y ago|0 comments
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by aargh_aargh 2y ago
And here's the dev blogpost, hot off the press! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40300454
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by aargh_aargh 2y ago
Past discussion (56 comments): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31701026
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A Trail Tale(atrailtale.com)
1 points by aargh_aargh 2y ago|1 comments
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by aargh_aargh 2y ago
One case where this might go wrong is if you accidentally delete a file, the deletion replicates and you're left without a backup. Replication is nice but it is not a replacement for backup.
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Disaster Recovery with ZFS and Zrepl(chromakode.com)
32 points by aargh_aargh 2y ago|32 comments
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by aargh_aargh 2y ago
Let me add that more often than not, it's also absolutely useless when you DO know the exact thing you're looking for, shoveling literally any content at you at all cost.
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by aargh_aargh 2y ago
Wow, I got two different cookie consent overlays on android chrome on top of each other. That's a first. They must REALLY care about my privacy.
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by aargh_aargh 3y ago
Reading the pitch and this solves all of the problems I don't have (as a developer and operator of services that don't need to scale to millions of users). How often do you need to clone/restore whole databases, really? But I
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by aargh_aargh 3y ago
I believe this is what Janus (NEXTGRES) does. To clarify, the wire protocol is the easy part, the semantic differences how each database does things is a whole other can of worms. Such emulation will never be 100%, quirks and all.
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by aargh_aargh 3y ago
It is always the edge cases that will kill you. In the case of WP on PostgreSQL, the reason you want WP in the first place is the plugins and those will be hit or miss on PostgreSQL. Just give up on the combination of those two.
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Use SQL to search within a Git repo(github.com)
2 points by aargh_aargh 3y ago|0 comments
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by aargh_aargh 3y ago
I may be misremembering, but Dave has spoken on his Dave's Garage Youtube channel about running a separate software business selling small utilities and later selling some of them to Microsoft. This might have been one of them. A quick
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by aargh_aargh 3y ago
Can you elaborate what you mean? I may be misunderstanding what you intended but how do you use traditional means of payment (credit card) without an identity? How do you check your email without identity?
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by aargh_aargh 3y ago
While I enjoyed the read and protocol parsing is always an interesting exercise, I'm still left wondering why a proxy was deemed necessary. Why not parse the logs instead?
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by aargh_aargh 3y ago
Sorry to nitpick on your nitpick. I interpreted the original point as Mars being as the first stepping stone to further colonization of space. It's not that Mars is a particularly appealing goal in itself. But we're going nowhere
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by aargh_aargh 3y ago
DMA = Digital Markets Act https://digital-markets-act.ec.europa.eu/about-dma_en

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