jcelerier

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by jcelerier 6mo ago
.. anything wrong with them?
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by jcelerier 6mo ago
isn't it the exact same problem than "making a good movie" or "making a good book" ? this is just thoroughly subjective. When the author says: > Every commercial audio reactive LED strip I've seen does this
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by jcelerier 6mo ago
I used to use ripcord which was exactly this
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by jcelerier 6mo ago
> They cannot predict wars in the Middle East influencing inflation unless there is a seasonal pattern(s). well...
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by jcelerier 6mo ago
200$ ThinkPad...? The current best sellers on Amazon US are two 180$ brand new laptops. Intel Celeron N4020, 4Gb ram, 64 GB storage, 1366x768. This is what the average computer user is using to try to run your apps and websites. And remembe
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by jcelerier 6mo ago
> Is there some sort of tool that can be expressed as an MCP and but not as an API or CLI command? ... most standard desktop software? How do you interact with Blender, Unity3D, Ableton Live, Photoshop, DaVinci Resolve, ... when they don
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by jcelerier 6mo ago
There's exactly 0 (zero) AAA games made with unity so it's going to be tough. They're all a terrible lag fest no matter how they're implemented
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by jcelerier 7mo ago
Heh, nodejs uses V8 which shares legacy with WebKit's JavaScript core, itself being forked from KDE's KJS. Fun to think that eventually, some KDE code spiritually made its way to the windows start menu
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by jcelerier 7mo ago
Similarly, I've been doing It development for pretty much the entirety of my career. When I see the struggles to make remotely useable apps in other frameworks I'm very happy I chose this path
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by jcelerier 7mo ago
doesn't seem like it can though? https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/31713 It's pretty much impossible to embed properly without edge cases in GPU-based renderers as far as I know, if you want
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by jcelerier 7mo ago
Even Microsoft shipped Qt apps as part of Windows though, for instance onedrive
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by jcelerier 7mo ago
For me, native means "I can integrate a platform widget in the middle of it". For instance, with Qt, GTK or wxwidgets it's entirely possible to integrate a Win32 / Cocoa / X11 component right in the middle of your a
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by jcelerier 7mo ago
I'd expect a cause is that most camera makers are Japanese, and it's not uncommon in Japan to uppercase words written in Latin alphabet for aesthetic reasons
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by jcelerier 7mo ago
so basically this thread confirms that we're all getting worse color that we can actually see because I guess of some terrible lab measurement that got carried over like gospel? (0.0021 here, on a semi-cheap acer IPS screen) >
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by jcelerier 7mo ago
OpenBSD is g̶e̶t̶t̶i̶n̶g̶ ̶a̶l̶o̶n̶g̶ ̶f̶i̶n̶e̶ ̶w̶i̶t̶h̶o̶u̶t̶ ̶c̶o̶m̶p̶a̶n̶i̶e̶s̶ ̶l̶i̶k̶e̶ ̶N̶v̶i̶d̶i̶a̶ unuseable for any professional video-related work
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by jcelerier 7mo ago
- MilkDrop: I'd love a PR that adds support for ProjectM :D it would be fairly easy to make a custom plug-in that just blits the texture. Basic code for this would look like that: struct MilkdropIntegration { halp_meta
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by jcelerier 7mo ago
Yep! Almost finished implementing support in https://ossia.io which is going to become the first open-source cross-platform real-time visuals software to support live scrubbing for VJ use cases, in 4K+ prores files on not that b
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by jcelerier 7mo ago
RBC in Canada for instance, just having developer mode enabled blocks it here
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by jcelerier 7mo ago
As a FFMPEG API user (e.g. through libavcodec etc.) I would definitely not say "simple". It's constantly breaking stuff and deprecating features from one version to another, and basically requires reading the source constantl
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by jcelerier 7mo ago
no one's preventing you to write the code yourself
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by jcelerier 7mo ago
IDK just yesterday I got a complete slide / powerpoint-lite editor in Qt Quick that is sufficient for the use case I have in two prompts, roughly 7 minutes. How long would it take you to write, on your best day, using your favourite pr
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by jcelerier 7mo ago
> I really don't know how to fill the minutes that AI takes to write code. Think of it like being a project manager in a team. There's a lot you can do to help the project moving forward without touching one line of code
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by jcelerier 7mo ago
I'm really wondering about what is that ASIO4ALL uninstaller doing in there
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by jcelerier 7mo ago
because memory access performance is not O(1) but depends on the size of what's in memory ( https://www.ilikebigbits.com/2014_04_21_myth_of_ram_1.html ). Every byte used makes the whole thing slower.
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by jcelerier 7mo ago
> IMO this is 100% correct and I'm glad someone finally said it. I run AI agents that control my entire dev workflow through shell commands and they are shockingly good at it. That's a very developer-centric view. So many thing
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by jcelerier 7mo ago
Isn't the issue with shift registers related to endianness at the bit level, while the discourse above is about endianness at the byte level? Both are pretty much entirely separate problems
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by jcelerier 7mo ago
how would you write something like #include <print> #include <map> #include <string> int main(int argc, char** argv) { using namespace std::literals; std::string foo = "foo:";
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by jcelerier 8mo ago
I just don't understand how you get from the text you pasted to "required". Nowhere does it say that anything is effectively required. Words have meaning.
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by jcelerier 8mo ago
I'm amazed to discover that there are people on earth that believe that some ads aren't scam. It should be forbidden by law to advertise, it is a scourge on humanity.
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Show HN: Librediffusion: C++ / CUDA Reimplementation of StreamDiffusion(github.com)
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