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by dceddia 4y ago
It brings in a handful of signups, not as many as I thought it would. Plus the occasional comment about how people like it :)
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Not right now, no. As far as I know Camtasia can't import XML, so I need to export something in their own format. It's on my list of export formats to add.
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by dceddia 4y ago
I'm doing a 50% off sale for my app Recut, https://getrecut.com It's a simplified video editor that removes pauses and dead air, and creates a cut list you can then import into a "real" editor. Saves a bunch
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by dceddia 4y ago
This tutorial is well regarded for learning the ins and outs of modern OpenGL including how the GPU pipeline works, which I think translates pretty well to Vulkan or Metal (at least the concepts anyway) https://learnopengl.com&#x
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by dceddia 4y ago
It seems like a lot of replies to this are reading it as "Lots of staff devs do nothing; they just coordinate and plan technology". Another way to read this is as saying coordination and planning are the job. They "do nothi
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by dceddia 4y ago
It's a paid app called Recut ( https://getrecut.com )
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I can only speak on Tauri, which I’ve been using to build a video editor, but with most of the heavy code living on the Rust side, the UI remains snappy and responsive even while the “backend” is seeking through videos or whatever. I’m usin
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by dceddia 4y ago
I noticed the size seems to correspond to the model. With a large model, the error is tensor<1x1280x3000xf16>. With tiny, it's tensor<1x384x3000xf16>, and with medium it's tensor<1x1024x3000xf16>. It also seems l
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by dceddia 4y ago
Nope, that doesn't look good! I honestly just googled the error and installing setuptools fixed it for me, but I barely know anything about the Python ecosystem so I'm really just fumbling around here.
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There's a --device flag you can pass. I've been trying to get `--device cuda` to work on my Windows machine and it's saying that torch wasn't compiled with CUDA. Trying to figure out what's going on there. And on th
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by dceddia 4y ago
Yep, I had this too. `pip3 install -U pip setuptools` took care of it. (If you get an error about pip3, try `pip` instead)
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by dceddia 4y ago
For figuring out how to build complex systems I’ve started doing something like this too, but in prose form, in a separate document, purely as a form of thinking through how the pieces will all fit together. Most recently, it was for buildi
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Self-Hosted Videos with HLS(vincent.bernat.ch)
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by dceddia 4y ago
Just yesterday I was looking for how to do this too, and came across this article on how to create videos suitable for streaming (there’s even a Python script). https://vincent.bernat.ch/en/blog/2018-self-hosted-vi
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by dceddia 4y ago
SvelteKit has indeed undergone a bunch of changes (and like others mentioned is now in the RC phase), but I just wanted to mention that Svelte itself has been very stable since v3 came out a few years ago.
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by dceddia 4y ago
I've heard about CommonCrawl [0] a few times here and it seems interesting to think of building a search engine around it. Or, maybe, a boilerplate search engine that people could build upon. Maybe someone will even reply with an examp
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by dceddia 4y ago
They wrote a post about their thoughts on this and why they raised money even though they were profitable: https://www.veed.io/blog/raising-series-a/
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by dceddia 4y ago
I’ve wondered how much those speedups are due to Rust/Go/Zig/etc, versus how much is due to being able to design the system with fresh eyes and an eye for performance. JS is almost surely slower than Rust, for instance, but i
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by dceddia 4y ago
They're currently hosted on Google in a way that you can download them via curl/wget. Here's a guide including the link: https://www.assemblyai.com/blog/how-to-run-stable-diffusion-...
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by dceddia 4y ago
I’ve been using Optimage for a while (a native Mac app that I believe wraps some of these tools, if I’m not mistaken) and I’ve been impressed by how much it can compress videos. A few times I’ve dropped in “animated gifs” (which were actual
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by dceddia 4y ago
It sounds like you're starting with the assumption that if someone writes software to fill a hole of theirs, that they would almost certainly make it public. I don't think that's true for everyone.
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by dceddia 4y ago
Fun project! I really resonate with this part > But I haven’t used Haskell in years, and the overhead for me to add slightly more complex things to the site is quite large I’m starting to come around to the idea that it might be better t
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by dceddia 4y ago
Came here to say the same, except so far I’ve been using Blender with the CAD Transforms plugin (mainly for the Sketch-like snapping abilities). I watched a few videos on Blender for Precision Modeling (search youtube) and started playing a
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by dceddia 4y ago
As someone who's starting to learn a bit about machine learning, it feels like the whole field is full of fancy terms like this that seem to mostly map to simpler or more familiar ones. "linear regression" instead of fitting
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by dceddia 4y ago
Hahah, yeah, this whole set of threads just hammers home your point, really :D
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by dceddia 4y ago
I recently migrated all of my 2FA logins to Raivo [0]. It's iOS-only but open source and very nicely built. The key feature that made me switch is that it can export the 2FA tokens as a backup. I got worried when I started thinking abo
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by dceddia 4y ago
Oh gotcha, no worries. I'm not sure if you meant to reply to me anyway, my comment was in regards to knodi123's original comment that linked to an article of mine and said it was wrong about when useEffect re-renders – but the com
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by dceddia 4y ago
Oh hey, that's me! :wave: I definitely agree useEffect is awfully cryptic and easy to get wrong, and I'm happy to be corrected... but I'm not sure how I'm wrong about it running on every render when there's no 2nd
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by dceddia 4y ago
That section stood out to me too. I ended up doing this a few months back while working on the playback system in my video editor Recut. I ended up rewriting that system at least 5 times. I was also learning Rust at the same time, and I had
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by dceddia 4y ago
This thing drives me nuts! It’s always popping up JUST at the right time to catch my click when I’m aiming for the second search result. It’s been that way for long enough now that I’ve started to assume it’s like that on purpose, just to k

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