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by gloosx 2y ago
There is a hope I would see just a single bold FREE when I click pricing still, so I check it first before complaining. And yes, "for free" means free as in the air you breathe for free. Anything else falls into a "mousetrap
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by gloosx 2y ago
But isn't ffmpeg itself use lame for mp3 encoding? I primarily use the app for wav -> mp3, but my planned feature is to create ffmpeg "templates" for conversion, so u can use it for video as well.
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by gloosx 2y ago
I'm exploring the world of Tauri cross-platform desktop apps in my free time now. For the first project using this technology I decided to go for a simple media converter app. I have a 64MB sampler so I have to convert a lot of samples
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by gloosx 2y ago
Never apply @ Only take offers If that doesn't work for you, then maybe it's a good time to do something different or better. It's an employer who must find your ad and hire you, not the other way around. There are two kinds
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by gloosx 2y ago
Oh, this monsieur knows a thing or two about perversion
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by gloosx 2y ago
Because I decrypted the whole blockchain using my free Azure subscription and started pumping it.
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by gloosx 2y ago
Very interesting article, I always wanted a low-level phone reverse-engineering read like that to understand it better. Few questions for the author: do you think the most popular commercial tool (guardsquare if im not wrong) brings anythin
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by gloosx 2y ago
Agreed. Most twitter posts I see anyway is stolen content without a single link to attribute it. Almost seems like posting a link to the source there is bad manners.
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by gloosx 2y ago
Arguably it's still the most powerful one due to the fact it's holding 70% of desktop machines hostage to this day.
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by gloosx 2y ago
Your whole M$ account and all data behind six digits. People are so used to EVERY service asking them these digits, they don't even think twice before just hitting them in. The Era of Login/Password Security was much more secure a
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by gloosx 2y ago
Looking at user-agents or IPs is the most shallow and non-deterministic way possible. They are arbitrary, I'm not a bot, but I'm using a highly customised one in order to enhance my browsing experience. >They use genuine IP add
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by gloosx 2y ago
Interesting, I was always thinking that audio/visual information is naturally much easier to consume. For instance: I can watch a video and count to 10 in my head at the same time – I will still get everything what was in that video –
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by gloosx 2y ago
Then this super-condensed 1 explodes and there is no information left, just noise
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by gloosx 2y ago
Idea hackneyed since LLM's appeared. Cool that implementation is open-source, though yt automatic captions are sometimes completely off-point, especially when people talking in the video don't have a diction of a tv show host. I w
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by gloosx 2y ago
Huewoblfan is not taken! Noiewoidc is free. XIONqlic – totally available, can mean a range of things! Ciohupoij – a bit of asian flavour but still a valid free name.
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by gloosx 2y ago
I sometimes remember what mad tricks game developers did in the late 90s and early 00s to optimize their games and all that "web doesn't scale" crap sounds just funny to me ;)
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by gloosx 2y ago
First Turing-complete prompt language when?
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by gloosx 2y ago
Exactly, it's hard to imagine a UI so complex it would "not scale" in the browser. Not looking like they are making Concorde cockpit or something.
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by gloosx 2y ago
Mobile experience is two distinct Java/ObjC worlds, so creating smelly apps on web technologies is justified by that.
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by gloosx 2y ago
>We had some very good reasons to do it: a team of strong Go engineers; a complex UI that TypeScript/React didn't scale well for; After going though demo a bit, I can see this is what they wanted to say here: we have a team of
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by gloosx 2y ago
Moscow is a severe case. The lines are going radially in all directions from the city center 250-300km away, with your stop somewhere along the first 40 min of the journey. Well, how to decribe it... Simply put: you don't end up in a c
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by gloosx 2y ago
Whoa, really. So it is even back to 3GS/4 days then.
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by gloosx 2y ago
When you click OK it lets you in regardless ;)
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by gloosx 2y ago
I'm still using Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 6_0 like Mac OS X) AppleWebKit/536.26 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/6.0 Mobile/10A5376e Safari/8536.25 on my desktop. The internet is so much better like this!
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by gloosx 2y ago
Google AI. Google AI 2. Google AI 3. - for google AIPal. AltmanAI. PayAI. - for Altman
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by gloosx 2y ago
Allrightie, at least I don't have millions of people telling me anything, that sounds really uncomfortable Excessive smartphone use can lead to mental injury btw, take care
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by gloosx 2y ago
If bitcoin utility is storing value outside of tax jurisdiction and moving it without obstruction, globally – then the question is Why should that even matter? Former is every rich person's dream, and latter enables a lot of things
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by gloosx 2y ago
Millions of people spending money is not an indicator how useful something is. "Nearly half of Google engineers' outputs are coming from AI generated code" – let's take a look at the results: 30 discontinued products for
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by gloosx 2y ago
You really like to shift things into personal attacks, huh? "It's dramatically useful for millions of people who are now much more productive than they were 3 years ago, including the programmers who have 10x'd their output.
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by gloosx 2y ago
>unless you believe millions of people are spending their own money every month for useless tech that's a hot take! A classic "Eat shit! A million flies can't be wrong.". really made me smile :) BILLIONS of people are

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