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eurekin
4y ago
They missed the opportunity to go "anodeless", like with the serverless
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eurekin
4y ago
That entry was a lot more comprehensive I anticipated. Didn't find any video showing the final experience. Is there any by chance?
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eurekin
4y ago
What dsp are you using for realtime conferencing?
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eurekin
4y ago
I started doubting as well. I'll ask next time around.
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eurekin
4y ago
That reminds me... There is a interestingly relevant japaneese phrase for, to put it nicely, not a bright or sharp person: baka. Supposedly, if I'm remembering last discussion with a japaneese speaker correctly, the same stem is used
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eurekin
4y ago
So, the next step would be browser level device drivers?
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eurekin
4y ago
20k files in one directory could hit filesystems hard in general - not only a PHP app on top of that
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eurekin
4y ago
I also fell down similar rabbit hole. I clustered five raspberry PIs using Ceph. It's not super great performing, but currently getting 30MBps reads and writes for different pool types; most notably 3 times replicated and 3+2 erasure c
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eurekin
4y ago
To play devils advocate... How people imagine one can faithfully squeeze dynamic range of ~10 to 120k nits onto a typical 250 nit screen? How about a printed medium that reflects at most 100 nits in typical viewing conditions? I love the ex
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eurekin
4y ago
I dabbled in 4k video editing as a hobby. It transformed into a storage related fascination (ceph on a pi cluster), just because of the sheer volume of data 4k processing needs. I just can't imagine how the video editing industry could
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eurekin
4y ago
For a quick one-offs OP could also try Adobe Podcast AI enhancer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWdOsO92gCY
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eurekin
4y ago
pihole traefik filebrowser # dropbox/gdrive psitrax/psitransfer # very handy for "just send me this big file over here" traefik/whoami ghcr.io/home-assistant/home-assistant thomseddon/traefik-forward-
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eurekin
4y ago
I scrolled through the page multiple times, came back here to double check that it actually contains a video and only after that I found it
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eurekin
4y ago
I haven't noticed them, could someone post links?
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eurekin
5y ago
If you respond well to exercise it might be worth a shot checking for tense muscle related causes. Physical exercise (esp. heavy weights) might inadvertently work as a relaxation technique for tensed muscles (similar to the way PNF works
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eurekin
5y ago
I can recommend getting : https://www.amazon.com/Withings-Nokia-Sleep-Temperature-Comp... It doesn't replace the true sleep study, but can still help
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eurekin
5y ago
I'm wondering for years already, why there's no head mounted display for mirrorless
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eurekin
5y ago
Oh, just got why: in western cultures it's considered dystopian, but I can imagine Japanese market being open to that (just like with robot dogs that are getting their own cemetery spots)
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eurekin
5y ago
In a year, on a Show HN thread there will be a comment referencing this news entry as another "Dropbox" moment. Only half joking, wouldn't be surprised at all
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eurekin
5y ago
Good read. I should edit my comment out and replace BMR with metabolic rate
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eurekin
5y ago
Any source?
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eurekin
5y ago
> Ouch. This is the one I identify the most with. I am, or was, a huge gamer. I used to play shooters, MMOs, and grindy RPGs and loved it. I could easily spend the whole day playing. > the fact that I don't have the option to do
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eurekin
5y ago
Has he seen the "I love helmets!" video?
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eurekin
5y ago
After few years of training and being lead by a personal trainer and a dietician I'd add one thing: It's crucial to have a high BMR - basal metabolic rate, when going into a deficit. Any deficit will cause body to lower the BMR an
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eurekin
5y ago
You can do HIIT: 10s warmup and 4 sets of: 30 second high intensity work followed by 30 seconds break. That's 4m10s in total. It's been clinically proven to help with vascular health (HDL cholesterol level goes up) and increase in
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eurekin
5y ago
Totally seconded. I feel that from the biological point of view, the brain evolved to serve the body (mostly for locomotion) and it's level of function is tightly related to fitness in general
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eurekin
5y ago
+1 on 1. Health! It might be personal and specific to me exactly, but focusing on health has made the best impact on my general well being and offset my "I feel old and tired" vibe. I started out with the most general advice reg.
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eurekin
5y ago
I'm always amazed at kids ability to quickly build hypotheses and communicate them. The one you mentioned is actually a great one and I wish people wouldn't stop doing that after they grow up. I find it very similar to what actual
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eurekin
5y ago
It was the first thing I noticed as well, the blame. It was like "blame the husband" was the terminal state of sorts, solving the issue somehow. Of course the anecdote is about changing the perspective, but I think there's an
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eurekin
5y ago
I love that the first reflex is to blame the husband.
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