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I'd love a self-hosted version for no other reason than to be able to customize encode quality and video size. I'd like to do some video casts for my coworkers on workflows I developed/use, but sharper text would be convenien
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Not to pointlessly nitpick, but: > HFS improved upon the Macintosh File System by adding—wait for it—hierarchy! No longer would files accumulate in a single pile; you could organize them in folders. MFS did allow you to organize your f
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Isolating the US from the rest of the world economically and politically and plunging the country into an unforced recession while giving trillions of dollars to billionaires and texting state secrets to journalists and relatives to own the
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1y ago
We're going to bring manufacturing back! But we're not bringing back the crappy manufacturing jobs that pay absolute peanuts. No, we're going to automate those! With robots that we don't make here in the US, of course. T
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1y ago
It looks a lot better on the resume to say "I quit in protest" than to say "I was fired because I refused to do my job". Quitting in protest also makes better headlines than getting fired and it lets the person quitting
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2y ago
This is fundamentally my thoughts on it as well. If I write something useful and convenient for people, something that makes peoples' lives better, it's probably not going to see a lot of use realistically speaking. I'm not o
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2y ago
If I tell a human artist to draw me something, am I an artist? No. Neither are people who ask AI to draw them something.
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2y ago
"Hey, this dude posted something wildly, rabidly racist in public on main a while ago. Maybe we should reconsider what kind of person we think they are instead of just taking their word that they're 'not like that anymore
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2y ago
In a similar vein: a lot of studies have shown that most of the cost of a UBI could usually be paid for by two existing expenditures, the first being current welfare programs, such as employment insurance, welfare, disability benefits, et
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2y ago
It boggles my mind that people still think Elon is some sort of luminary when every time he talks about something new he makes it painfully obvious that he's at best uninformed and at worst willfully ignorant. He doesn't understan
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2y ago
This isn't a scientific context, it's a marketing one.
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2y ago
> Cameras absolutely could emit DNG instead, but that would require more development friction: coordination (with Adobe), potentially a language barrier, and potentially making it harder to do experimental features I've worked with
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2y ago
I, too, like them a lot, and I worry that eventually they're going to be "the internet" in the same way that Twitter became "the communication platform" or AWS became "the infrastructure". We're going
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2y ago
As someone who is capable of programming, writing HTML, etc., but not of graphic design or UI/UX design, I can tell you that 100% of the reason the little things I wrote used bootstrap is because I really did care about quality, and
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2y ago
I had a similar experience, but testing by running `strings` on the Steam Deck repair image (the largest file I had handy) to create a 203 MB strings file with 34,206,436 lines, and then checking it for the string "Steam" $
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2y ago
I was on a cruise ship a few weeks ago and realized that, instead of being throttled, a lot of sites were completely blocked. Very irritating. They also do DPI on the cruise ship network so that VPN clients like OpenVPN are blocked regardle
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2y ago
I recall some major US chain (TJ Maxx? JC Penney? Target? Something?) that decided to start pitching some kind of 'honest pricing' scheme, where all their stuff was just rounded up, so instead of $24.99 it would be priced at $25 f
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2y ago
Since sales taxes are added at the time of purchase in North America, none of that ends up mattering because the randomness of someone's shopping cart plus the percentage of sales tax makes it impossible to price your inventory in such
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2y ago
Canadian here: we don't reprogram cash registers. They tell the exact amount and then we're charged either the exact amount (via card) or a rounded-off amount (if paying cash). FWIW, 86% of "total payment volume" in Cana
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2y ago
Not sure what your point is. "Concepts that have been proven in other countries are irrelevant here"? Or just "We have nothing to learn from what others have done and should start every idea from scratch"?
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2y ago
I can't read the article you linked so I'm not sure if it mentions this, but IIRC one of the reasons for ditching the penny in Canada was that it cost more than a penny of copper to make a penny out of copper. Now when we buy some
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Okay. $ e2scrub_all --help e2scrub_all must be run as root $ sudo e2scrub_all --help [sudo] password for dan: /usr/sbin/e2scrub_all: illegal option -- - Usage: /usr/sbin/e2scrub_all
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2y ago
Just to throw this out there: let's also hate on programs that give you seven pages of output for --help but print it to stderr so you have to jump through shell redirection hoops to pipe it to a pager to be able to read or search thro
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2y ago
When I was a kid, I was playing Beyond Zork, and one night when I was very tired I came across a pterodactyl. Unfortunately, I kept making typos. >> aim wand at perodactyl > I see no perodactyl here. >> aim wand at pterodacyl
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2y ago
Does MegaCli still ship with its own copy of libc5 because it's so old and disgusting that they can't bring themselves to upgrade it? Or did they figure out how to resolve that eventually?
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2y ago
In case people were curious: https://github.com/sharkdp/fd
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2y ago
It's most common in Go's own tooling (e.g. `go build -buildmode`) but is also present in older tooling like e.g. GNU findutils (e.g. `find . -name something`). The go tooling also has the irritating tendency to take a command like
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2y ago
Don't forget when a program only accepts short-form arguments: `cmd --help` Error: option - not understood. Use `cmd -h` for help. Or this pattern that we find everywhere in golang-written tools: $ helm --version Error: unknown flag:
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2y ago
You can configure things with cmake! All you need to do is 1. Figure out what varibles you want to change 2. Add a -DVAR_NAME=value parameter to the command-line! ...which sucks to do. Meson is a much better way of doing things, but even th
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2y ago
I mean, Vance's first job in VC was becoming a partner at Thiel's Mithril Capital in 2015, then he moved to Revolution LLC which was founded by Steve Case (of AOL fame), then he co-founded a VC firm with a former colleague from Mi
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