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by booi 2y ago
It’s probably just not that interesting. There’s generally a proprietary encode/decode pipeline on chip. It can generally handle most decode operations with CPU help and a very narrow encoding spec mostly built around being able to do
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by booi 2y ago
can't they just create enough for decades and stock pile it somewhere?
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by booi 2y ago
Fastly is basically a varnish-based CDN. They even let you provide VCL code to program it.
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by booi 2y ago
I can feel 40ms for sure and there’s no way you play a competitive shooter with a 40ms delay. Hell even a Bluetooth mouse gets annoying. Maybe if you’re playing Microsoft Office it’s ok.
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by booi 2y ago
Can’t make a hackernews post by saying “write a normal standard lambda function with no customization whatsoever”
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by booi 2y ago
Probably both. lesser TLDs probably don't have the volume and money to support more automated and less error prone systems
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by booi 2y ago
Pretty ballsy to say bcachefs will be better than ext4/xfs, then submit a 1000 line PR.
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by booi 2y ago
I think you mean... say you got robbed. and even though you told them to get out, the robber is still in your house. So you then ask the community for help and Smith and Wesson calls you up. They understand you don't have a lot of mone
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by booi 2y ago
I know right? Once a guy tried to rob me so I shot him. Sorry, I mean Smith & Wesson shot him. Good thing it wasn't me.
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by booi 2y ago
case in point, Jensen Huang and Lisa Su. Both I think are excellent run engineering tech firms that would be ruined by an MBA. See Intel as an example..
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by booi 2y ago
Elon is the maga crowd's newest talking head so it helps the GOP at least a little.
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by booi 2y ago
> Apple seems to do a lot less, but wants ~1/3 of every transaction. I would bet Apple has put more into R&D for iPhones, iPads and iOS than the entire enterprise value of visa and mastercard put together. If anything, they&#x27
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by booi 2y ago
wasn't trumps twitter password 'maga2020!'?
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by booi 2y ago
And in on some platforms and configurations, impossible. Same with the .dev domain
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by booi 2y ago
I'm very disappointed to see climate change deniers on this forum. The effect of carbon dioxide on global warming has been proven a million times over. Small percentages can significantly affect heat capture from the sun. A quick overv
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by booi 2y ago
I do this too! It’s kind of a pain to set all the right headers and such though. I use a deployment tool called s3_website but it seems abandoned…
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by booi 2y ago
It's ridiculous that I have to have a spreadsheet with pricing information and links for household goods just to spot check and make sure I'm getting the actual price per quantity that I want due to the multiple dynamic listings t
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by booi 2y ago
Introducing a new vulnerability... Git Forked™! chatgpt: Create a logo image of a fork impaling a small gnome named "code"
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by booi 2y ago
afaik uBlock wouldn't be able to block these in most scenarios since the resource requests look like any other. ublock is still based on huge lists
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by booi 2y ago
I call BS. I've never heard of anybody in government "going to jail" for some sort of mistake. Sure, there's all kinds of threats and regulatory control but when it comes down to it barely anybody is held to any kind of
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by booi 2y ago
i would assume all the distros have patches ready to go awaiting the embargo lift.
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by booi 2y ago
AFAIK this isn’t because of the security updates but because the filesystem becomes fragmented and spinning disk is awful at random seek. Defrag helps a little but nothing like having big files laid out contiguously.
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by booi 2y ago
I stopped listening on port 80 for everything… nobody’s complained yet! Maybe because they can’t find the service though.
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by booi 2y ago
You're kidding right? > but hurling a chunk of metal away from the sun is not an inherently great achievement
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by booi 2y ago
That’s what I was thinking and fully loaded cost at least 35% more than their salary. Imagine trading 5 headcount full-time to manage the 1T+ fully custom database on an ongoing basis when they could have just used DynamoDB and have been do
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by booi 2y ago
OK do people not inspect the output? I do every time just in case terraform goes off the deep end and decides on violence
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by booi 2y ago
They probably meant 401k
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by booi 2y ago
depends on the bus factor...
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by booi 2y ago
Hold up, there is cheating tech that uses machine vision and hid inputs?! That’s hardcore. Sad they couldn’t put that talent to something like self driving…
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by booi 2y ago
Oh I thought we were talking about AVFoundation which is more for video than audio. It's well known[1] that x264 is the best h.264 encoding library and produces the highest quality at the lowest bitrate (obviously at the expense of enc

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