adzm

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by adzm 9mo ago
This is crazy to hear. They also own izotope and several other brands. Imagine if the licensing servers go down.
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by adzm 9mo ago
tldr distribute work evenly among workers
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by adzm 9mo ago
Just wait until AI has its own money
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by adzm 9mo ago
Adjust the input falloff thing and it is actually usable on mobile
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by adzm 9mo ago
I spent more time on Potion Seller than I'd like to admit. Great project!!
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by adzm 9mo ago
> I will show you fear in a handful of dust this gets quoted often as well. Always a fan of TS Eliot. The musical Cats didn't do his book justice, but still
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by adzm 9mo ago
Second time today I've read and agreed with most of your comment only to eyeroll and downvote once seeing your ridiculous and immature edit.
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by adzm 9mo ago
What about systemd?
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by adzm 9mo ago
I've never had a problem with vcpkg, surprisingly. Perhaps it is just a matter of which packages we are using.
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by adzm 9mo ago
Perhaps relevant is that probably only 25% of the IDs that get passed to the select actually have values and this is using one thread for the benchmark. It's too convoluted to share, but indeed when using the in memory database on a lo
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by adzm 9mo ago
This is one of my favorite versions, mostly for nostalgic reasons. My initial exposure to the Tao te Ching was this "rendition" and Stephen Mitchell's version. Comparing the two was always very thought provoking; the approach
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by adzm 9mo ago
as an in memory database, I got around 40,000,000 reads per second. Using WAL and a file rather than in memory, around 900,000 reads per second. This is single threaded, for a simple integer ID to string Value query, and a few years old at
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by adzm 9mo ago
I was thinking more along the lines of whodat
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by adzm 9mo ago
The query optimizer is truly amazing as well. I've seen it take complete madness as input and still perform reasonably. Now that you can keep targeting old behaviors until explicitly requested, upgrades have been much less concerning t
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by adzm 9mo ago
To eat AI art is human. But to digest it, is divine
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by adzm 9mo ago
Brotli makes a bit of sense considering this is a static asset; it compresses somewhat more than zstd. This is why brotli is pretty ubiquitous for precompressed static assets on the Web. That said, I personally prefer zstd as well, it'
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by adzm 9mo ago
Hopefully this is something we can agree upon
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by adzm 9mo ago
The days are long, but the years are short
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by adzm 9mo ago
Honestly I was hoping for a page showing off more of jpeg xl features rather than just a single image
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by adzm 9mo ago
Pretty much because the other major telcos tried to run their own rcs services and did so terribly
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by adzm 9mo ago
I use a wasm xxhash implementation that is 40x faster than the fastest JavaScript version I can find. Drop in replacement. Call overhead is minimal, could be better with stringref if that ever gets available. Also some other audio analysis
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by adzm 9mo ago
You're describing Discord today
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by adzm 9mo ago
The $ (and $$) selector functions live on in chrome/chromium devtools!
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by adzm 9mo ago
I don't think v8 does any auto-vectorization unless it's been added since 2024 which was the last time I checked.
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by adzm 9mo ago
Fork it and call it Cosmo
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by adzm 9mo ago
Yeah, seems to be about 4gb or so in disk space for the models in my situation.
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by adzm 9mo ago
Tabbed MDI is effectively just a better interface to SDI (for most situations) Actual MDI applications feel so dated. It made more sense when there wasn't a unified task bar kinda thing (which when you think of it, is kinda like tabs a
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by adzm 9mo ago
No, but you can add anything missing if you have a source!
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by adzm 9mo ago
It still pops up a permission confirmation dialog
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by adzm 9mo ago
AVIF works here also. Discord started supporting it for custom emoji.

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