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by detaro 1y ago
100ms latency, they do at least 30fps.
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by detaro 1y ago
not really. The video stuff needs explicit hardware support, so the laptop would need to include what's essentially a capture card already. It'd be awesome if vendors did that, but to my knowledge nobody does.
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by detaro 1y ago
interesting! In what kind of contexts/classes is it used?
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by detaro 1y ago
n8n has come up here quite a bit and is one of the biggest projects in is niche, not sure why you think people would be particularly unfamiliar with it.
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by detaro 1y ago
And in some places it's one of the few reasons to get a second passport issued.
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by detaro 1y ago
no
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by detaro 1y ago
Truly mysterious why UK publications would highlight the UK angle of a story.
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by detaro 1y ago
yes
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by detaro 1y ago
That none of the energy companies went "oh, yes, totally, give us a few billions of the special budgets for dealing with the consequences of the war and we'll happily keep them running" should tell you something about the via
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by detaro 1y ago
And after a decade of planning the shutdown, stopping contracts, deferring unneeded maintenance, ... you can't just say "actually, never mind, keep them running". The plant operators themselves said it wasn't really poss
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by detaro 1y ago
Plenty places seem to treat Microsoft et al as a "force of nature". Employee makes a mistake: terrible. Small vendor breaks something, whoever advocated for them is in hot water. Microsoft fucks something up, same category as if H
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by detaro 1y ago
He doesn't, at least not universally, same with Jobs?
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by detaro 1y ago
Synology sells cloud backup services for their NASes. And a bunch of other brands at least can easily connect to other services.
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by detaro 1y ago
Ferrocene provides a certified compiler (based on a spec they've written documenting how it behaves) which is usable for many uses cases, but it obviously depends what exactly your specific domain needs.
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Delusions of a Protocol(azhdarchid.com)
10 points by detaro 1y ago|0 comments
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by detaro 1y ago
Nah, "upper" class is just better at wording it in less obvious ways when being too open about it is not politically opportune.
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by detaro 1y ago
card networks can do a lot of things, doesn't mean issuers and merchants are using it.
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by detaro 1y ago
indeed. Gestapo is "a long time ago", Stasi is something half the country at least knows people personally affected by.
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by detaro 1y ago
a) the title of the regulation is not equivalent to the law (unsurprisingly), onestay42's translation is clunky but a lot closer b) the official title of the law was "Gesetz zur Übertragung der Aufgaben für die Überwachung der Rin
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by detaro 1y ago
The one selling it is the one that has the obligations. If a company grabs open-source code from you and sells it (e.g. as part of a bigger product) to someone else, they have to assume liability towards their customer, you don't have
81.
by detaro 1y ago
did you read the sentence after the one you quoted?
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by detaro 1y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45437864
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by detaro 1y ago
If your print-file generation code tries to exploit the headless browser you use to turn its outputs into PDF something has gone very wrong already.
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by detaro 1y ago
There are some pictures of aircraft carriers loaded with civilian crew cars, but that's when the carriers home port changes, so it does the trip anyways.
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by detaro 1y ago
So we need to arm children, so SUV drivers also consider good visibility a feature for their safety, just like the M1 designers did.
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by detaro 1y ago
Then we don't need to worry about documenting ICE activities anymore and still don't need to publish photos of random people without a good reason.
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by detaro 1y ago
And of course nobody in this discussion has said anything against photographing officials and news-worthy events. "You should not publish photos/videos of private individuals without consent or a very good reason" and "y
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by detaro 1y ago
But you could be working on something useful instead. "Informing citizens" that you hate fun isn't useful.
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by detaro 1y ago
ah, .co.uk, the TLD long favored by lawyers blogging in the US, indeed.
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by detaro 1y ago
Very useful thing you are working on here

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