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by corndoge 10mo ago
It is sarcasm edit: wait i get it now
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by corndoge 10mo ago
Not to worry, the trillion dollar prescription amphetamine industry has a solution
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by corndoge 10mo ago
I think the intent is to calibrate for instruction quality
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by corndoge 10mo ago
I am curious what you mean by "trust in Werner Koch is gone". Can you elaborate?
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by corndoge 10mo ago
This "national design studio" seems strikingly similar to 18F, which was cut by DOGE earlier this year. Was not aware of it until now. Apparently it was established in August by EO: https://www.whitehouse.gov/presi
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by corndoge 10mo ago
https://hippocraticai.com/
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by corndoge 10mo ago
I think offering client side transcode as an option, with server side transcode available for those who don't want to do it client side, is compelling. I would probably do it, as I have a powerful home system that can transcode much fa
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by corndoge 10mo ago
I'm using B2, so maybe that's it. I have the instance configured to serve video directly from B2 rather than proxying it. Peertube has no facilities to keep the first few mb of each video local to the server that I am aware of.
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by corndoge 10mo ago
I think GP meant making the user perform transcoding at upload time
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by corndoge 10mo ago
If you scale an instance you need to use object storage (s3/b2/etc). Fetch from object storage can occasionally have latency spikes. 5 seconds is somewhat exaggerating, I clicked through 10 or so videos on my instance to check and
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by corndoge 10mo ago
> Would it change the equation, meaningfully, if you didn't offer any transcoding on the server and required users to run any transcoding they needed on their own hardware? I think the user experience would be quite poor, enough tha
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by corndoge 10mo ago
By "my own stuff" I mean that I use my instance to upload videos I would otherwise upload to youtube - videos I made that I intend to share with people. The usual reasons for transcoding apply.
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by corndoge 10mo ago
From hosting a peertube instance solely for my own stuff for several years, I've come to appreciate just how difficult self hosting a streaming video platform is. As you say, bandwidth and storage requirements are significant; another
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by corndoge 10mo ago
idk man it feels pretty useful to me
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by corndoge 11mo ago
No doubt you were doing a myriad of other things that were worthwhile to you at the time.
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by corndoge 1y ago
Just to follow up on this, 1 day later: - It's still wrong - The website now has a "get premium for $6 first 100 customers only!" banner Vibe coded trash
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by corndoge 1y ago
Can you expound a bit on the problem domains? I am curious
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by corndoge 1y ago
Other states do as well.
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by corndoge 1y ago
Let me preface this by saying I use passkeys with KeepassXC. According to WebAuthn, this is not true. Such passkeys are considered "synced passkeys" which are distinct from "device bound" passkeys, which are supposed to
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by corndoge 1y ago
Yes, PKC authentication is good, but the way passkeys have been implemented is not great. Way too much trust built into the protocol; way too much power granted to relying parties; much harder for users to form a correct mental model.
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by corndoge 1y ago
> Frameworks are generally more expensive than Macs, sometimes 50% - 100% more expensive for a similar laptop. Do you have an example? An 8tb m4 macbook pro runs over 7 grand; the comparable hx370 framework 13 is barely over 3 grand. I b
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by corndoge 1y ago
Yes, it's this. I also own an M4 mbp and an AMD framework 13. With both on maximum screen brightness, side by side, doing similar workloads, battery life isn't that much better on the M4. I think the difference maker is that the m
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by corndoge 1y ago
When I switched off Android >5 years ago, even then, it was as simple as turning on the hotspot and connecting to it. It was no more cumbersome than any other wifi network. This was with a Pixel device and Linux laptop, and I am sure it
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by corndoge 1y ago
Porn is popular!
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by corndoge 1y ago
This is just good software
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by corndoge 1y ago
The hammer thing is an analogy, and calling it a tool is an opinion, neither are metaphors.
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by corndoge 1y ago
What is the point of this site? "Hammer horrors - the price of using hammers" "Smashed fingers, bent nails, shattered lives." Come on. AI is a tool, it doesn't do anything by itself. A showcase of people using tools
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by corndoge 1y ago
People change, even from horny college nerd into altruistic missionary into oligarch. And even beyond.
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by corndoge 1y ago
How did you find a doctor like this? If I wanted to get a doctor who communicates with patients and visibly stays up to date, where should I go?
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by corndoge 1y ago
Nix would work too, and that fact touches on one of the main advantages of Nix - it solves the problem at a low enough level that it works in all cases.

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