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by goeiedaggoeie 2y ago
As I have aged (almost 50 now) I have realised that greed will turn any good thing dark without vigilance, and then who watches the watchers. Eternal spring perpetually. A culture which prioritises individual profits over the commons will d
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by goeiedaggoeie 2y ago
OMG i loved my 3dfx vodoo 3 card. I had a 20 port hub and we would basically have roaming LAN parties. You brought back a lot of good memories here.
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by goeiedaggoeie 2y ago
Do you have a source you can point me to regarding sex imbalances in china historically. demographics, and its sibling, economic growth are super fascinating subjects.
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by goeiedaggoeie 2y ago
Didn't the Malthusian cycle result in labour shortages continously? What about the roman empire (byzantanian) after plagues?
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by goeiedaggoeie 2y ago
API's are a lot more limited than IOS however from my experience.
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by goeiedaggoeie 2y ago
many moons ago, before git was released, I put svn in front of clearcase and had people locally commit to that, trap into hooks of svn, check the file out of clearcase commit and recheck-in. the whole engineering group I worked in switched
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by goeiedaggoeie 2y ago
Basically they were employed as futurologists. Perhaps the mental model I should use is academic security researchers. Did they publish?
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by goeiedaggoeie 2y ago
Agreed on using energy consumption and how many times do you reasonably expect to use it as important considerations. Additionally you have to factor in the toxicity you introduce, especially with things like cookware. An umbrella maybe a 1
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by goeiedaggoeie 2y ago
It is such a flat road and relatively straight. There are lots, but ultimately limited use cases, compared to where busy roads go out there in the real world. I also think every one of those workers under that bridge should be wearing some
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by goeiedaggoeie 2y ago
Closure team have also deprecated a lot of the old tooling. Closue was ahead of it's time for sure and as someone who heavily used the Closure Library and Closure compiler in advanced mode, it is sad that it did not catch on. However u
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by goeiedaggoeie 3y ago
no, I don't think this is accurate. You can have processes run on a device in the background, you can pair bluetooth to it, you can send data back with it.
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by goeiedaggoeie 3y ago
The cache TTL on VOD is significantly higher, so your whole infrastructure needs to have a live origin, which gets hit repeatedly to get the latest fragments/segments from the origin, from multiple edges/midgresses. I find that ou
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by goeiedaggoeie 3y ago
math requires something different than memory, it requires understanding and fluency in its variety of symbolic languages, which can only built with intellectually engaged work.
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by goeiedaggoeie 3y ago
That is such a weird system of value. Obviously there are people who will do that. The reality is that sex work happens, bringing it out of the shadows protects the most vulnerable people, mores have very little to do with this. As a societ
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by goeiedaggoeie 3y ago
Delivery on web IOS specifically is the PITA. This post however uses CMAF and with IOS offering better API's for video from the next release there is a bit of hope that this protocol could be implemented without Apple needing to do it,
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by goeiedaggoeie 3y ago
This is a good point, but I would counter, perceived speed of rendering from a user perspective is more important than time to interact with the app/site (a reasonable time to interact is however very important. Good load order and on
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by goeiedaggoeie 3y ago
This is the main issue for me with webcomponents, they are not SSR friendly.
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by goeiedaggoeie 3y ago
You could already place demuxing on a different thread as well
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by goeiedaggoeie 3y ago
Error rates are still high. You quickly find that if you have latency sensitive information that you need to ship over the public internet, like live video.
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by goeiedaggoeie 3y ago
protocols like quic and srt (used for video) are great, forward error/erasure correction is something I would also mention as a large part of the rise of UDP over TCP based transfer/protocols.
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by goeiedaggoeie 3y ago
For what I have down (2k and down, main) the quality has been OK. I have also read some complaints about quality at high res, but I am a happy customer
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by goeiedaggoeie 3y ago
If your video is short enough to encode in the lambda limit it is worth considering that https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/media/processing-user-generated... mediaconvert is expensive, generally AWS video stack is expe
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by goeiedaggoeie 3y ago
Ive used xilinx a fair bit for encoding. once you get past the pain of compiling your tooling for it it does speed up VOD encode significantly.
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by goeiedaggoeie 3y ago
ha! I was literally thinking of the libs for parsing h264/5 and mp4 in rust (so not using unsafe gstreaer/ffmpeg code) when moaning a little here. Generally i find the rust libraries and crates to be well designed around readers
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by goeiedaggoeie 3y ago
This is basically what cmaf is. the moov and ftyp gets sent at the beginning (and frequently gets written as an init segment) and then the rest of the stream is a continuous stream of moof's and mdat's chunked as per gstreamer&#x2
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by goeiedaggoeie 3y ago
Same in video parsers and tooling frequently, expects a whole mp4 to be there, or a whole video to parse it, yet gstreamer/ffmpegapi delivers the content as a stream of buffers that you have to process one buffer at a time.
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by goeiedaggoeie 3y ago
100% agree.
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by goeiedaggoeie 3y ago
office is limited to two 1080 monitors at home I have 2x1080 + 4k. so much better. they won't change for one person :|
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by goeiedaggoeie 3y ago
My office is 7 minutes on my bicycle. I work from home where I have a better screen setup, privacy, instead of having to shuffle into a cubicle to make calls. I cycle to the office to have a beer with some colleagues every few weeks on an a
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by goeiedaggoeie 3y ago
why would you want 1? having the raster frames is surely better for post production. I agree that models should take a stab at compression but I think it should be independent. At the end of the day you also don't want to be doing vide

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