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danogentili
3y ago
You could make the same (unconvincing) argument for apps on third-party stores, teaching the same dangerous things or doing even worse things like (gasp) allowing pornography :P
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Now this leaves me wondering, should I agree because I have had similar experiences when trying to improve some frankly unintelligible proofs in certain sections of CS wikipedia, or should I carefully disagree because of the suspicious seco
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The rk3588 and rk3588s (i.e. orange pi 5) both support hardware H264/HEVC encoding @ 8k30fps, as well as hardware HEVC/VP9 decoding @ 8k60fps, H264 decoding @ 8k30fps, AV1 decoding @ 4k60fps.
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The rk3588 and rk3588s both support hardware H264/HEVC encoding @ 8k30fps, as well as hardware HEVC/VP9 decoding @ 8k60fps, H264 decoding @ 8k30fps, AV1 decoding @ 4k60fps.
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3y ago
Yes.
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3y ago
That would be awesome! Yes, I'm planning to support my fork of ext-php-rs, given that it will be heavily used by our mongodb driver. I've actually sent an email to David Cole, asking him to make a maintainer of the original repo,
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I used the same delay because this way when running via CLI it's clearer that the requests are made asynchronously, because the "Got response" lines are printed at the same time after 5 seconds, not 5 seconds apart each; usin
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The PHP <-> Rust bindings are provided by https://github.com/Nicelocal/ext-php-rs/ (our fork of https://github.com/davidcole1340/ext-php-rs with a bunch of UX improvements :). php-tokio
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https://revolt.run / https://amphp.org does basically what you did, except with also a bunch of nicely designed async libraries for HTTP/MySQL/Postgres/etc, stackful coroutines (like goroutines) w
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3y ago
Javascript is a client-side language, you don't have control of the software stack, thus (ideally, if you want to) you have to write code to support every version, even a prehistoric chrome build from 2015 (be it directly or indirectly
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Yeah I'm aware of Rector, there's a funny story here, I actually created https://github.com/phabelio/phabel which does the same thing as Rector, but @ installation time (fully integrated with Composer!): I cr
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PHP 8 is the best version of PHP yet, and the main reason why it's so good is precisely because it got rid of a huge amount of ugly, legacy behavior. Upgrading a codebase to PHP 8 is not an insurmountable task, I've upgraded our 1
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PHP-Tokio – Use any async Rust library from PHP
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Neat, thanks for noticing, the theme is basically a slightly simplified version of https://github.com/just-the-docs/just-the-docs , never suspected it was an issue with it, I'll take a look to see what can I fix!
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3y ago
That and faster builds overall, especially with large projects. For example, the documentation of my MadelineProto project would take more than an hour to compile with Jekyll, compared to a few minutes with Gojekyll.
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3y ago
Plugins are actually supported, but they obviously have to be reimplemented in go. Gojekyll currently supports the github pages, sass, jemoji, sitemap, feed, redirect, seo tag and avatar plugins, among others, see https://github.
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Gojekyll: A fast, partially compatible Go clone of Jekyll
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It just needs a little bit of configuration in the about:config tab, it works just fine with VAAPI!
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Yeah but I really don't want to install any GMS-related stuff on my phone, not even microg, I don't want to have services hanging in the background wasting RAM just because I sometimes watch YouTube :)
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By the way, the existing Italian lists are all already public (except for the CSAM lists which require a decryption key), that hasn't bothered anyone given that right now, blocks are only made at a DNS level, completely ignoring the ex
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Such lists already exist, for example in Italy there's a number of official government blocklists that the ISPs are already obligated by law to apply using their DNS servers and soon at the IP level, once the latest law is implemented.
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Or you could also install the Fennec browser, install the ublock extension, go to the desktop version of youtube and click on the install PWA button to install the mobile youtube PWA, which will be affected by ublock.
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Cloudflare Radar dashboard showing made-up attack statistics
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Asterisk dialplans can also be written in Lua, thanks to the Lua extension!
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We use keydb at work, and I absolutely do NOT recommend it due to its extreme instability, in fact we're currently in the process of switching to dragonfly precisely due to keydb's instability. Multimaster replication is convenien
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There's also TelegramRSS: https://github.com/xtrime-ru/TelegramRSS
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Absolutely agree, I felt the same when trying out GPT, making it write a story. While it was technically impressive, I lost interest after the first few lines, simply due to the lack of an actual, human author behind the story.
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> Prove to me you didn't. Prove to me you did. The same could be asked to any writer pre-AI, asking them to prove that they did not offload their job to a ghost writer, and that is actually not impossibile to prove, just talk with t
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I'm one of those that believe there is a magic spark :)
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> There's a huge amount of data supporting my viewpoint. Most of the content right now on the internet in books and in movies are generic human generated content. You literally picked the closest thing to AI-generated content, soull
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