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by jeffnappi 6y ago
I've been an ffmpeg user for something like 15 years now. The project never ceases to amaze :heart: I remember using it to encode MPEG-2 DV footage to FLV (yes, flash video) to live-stream footage captured over firewire from early pros
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by jeffnappi 6y ago
I've been an ffmpeg user for something like 15 years now. The project never ceases to amaze :heart:
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That's right, I can't remember if I picked up the extended battery. But I do remember it had a modular DVD drive bay and a trackpoint style mouse.
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by jeffnappi 6y ago
I used a Fujitsu P2000 Lifebook in college back in ~2001, it was awesome. 6+ hours of battery life (pretty wild for that time) :)
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Perhaps the point here is that it shouldn't be necessary to separately configure a database from the command used to fire up the project. For example using Docker w/ docker-compose, a single command should be able to get most proj
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by jeffnappi 6y ago
The Pacific Northwest :) Yes, there's a few rainy months - but the incredible summers and winter sports more than make up for it.
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by jeffnappi 6y ago
>If you work at Facebook or Google or other companies, you've been convinced that you're the best of the best. The brightest of our generation. But ultimately all your work leads to selling ads. This may be somewhat true, but o
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by jeffnappi 6y ago
It is most important in calls with 6+ participants. It gives folks a chance to signal that they have something to say when many times a call may be dominated by one or two individuals. Perhaps there are other approaches for that particular
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by jeffnappi 7y ago
The GoPro Max is quite innovative. There is nothing like it that makes 360 video so capable and easy to use. For example - reframing 360 footage can be done in moments with a smartphone - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gy5z
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by jeffnappi 7y ago
One of the key reasons we might not see this yet is Thunderbolt 3 support. Thunderbolt is noticeably missing from the new AMD laptops on the market - e.g. the Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 (2020). Thunderbolt itself is an Intel technology. The emer
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by jeffnappi 7y ago
ClearVoice | Frontend Software Engineer | Phoenix, AZ or REMOTE (AZ, CA, MI, MN, TX, WA) | https://www.clearvoice.com/ | Full Time ClearVoice is a Content Marketing Platform and Marketplace. We make creating great content e
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by jeffnappi 7y ago
I'm happy to see this article on the front page it certainly resonates with my perspective - however I'm not sure it's really an either-or situation. One thing I've noticed is that big tech is taking advantage of giant m
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by jeffnappi 7y ago
Seattleites need no shelter from the weather :D
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In Seattle they've moved the SR-99 underground and have removed the eye-sore of the viaduct [1]. It's been a huge improvement to the waterfront. This year they'll be adding green space, a two-way protected bike lane, etc [2].
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by jeffnappi 7y ago
The worst thing is when drivers honk at the driver in front of them who is waiting for a pedestrian to cross the street before turning. :facepalm:
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by jeffnappi 7y ago
Would BPF count as "bypassing the kernel" or are you referring to hardware acceleration? e.g. https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-architecture-and-how-...
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by jeffnappi 7y ago
Not to defend Boeing or the folks in these messages in any way, but as I understand it MCAS initially was making use of multiple sensors. It was changed at one point to only use 1[1]. It would be important to know the timing of these messag
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by jeffnappi 7y ago
Built in tracking for the Accelerate metrics is awesome! Kudos
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I think e-bikes in certain markets will be profitable as a division of bigger organizations like Uber/Lyft. For example I spent $6 on two JUMP bike rentals last night to get to and from a Meetup. It was convenient and the bikes did the
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by jeffnappi 7y ago
If the only option with e-assist was Lime I can see why you'd like them :) However if you have JUMP available it's no contest - https://www.standard.co.uk/tech/london-electric-bikes-tested...
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by jeffnappi 7y ago
Maybe because Americans treat the bikes poorly compared to the civilized folks of Denmark ;) The JUMP bikes are just better made by a wide margin and seem to handle the abuse well - https://www.standard.co.uk/tech/londo
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by jeffnappi 7y ago
Lime has the worst bikes on the planet - they are complete garbage compared to the Uber/JUMP bikes (and probably others). The Lime bikes seemed to constantly be falling apart and were actually pretty terrifying to ride. On the other ha
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by jeffnappi 7y ago
Calling it battery service is interesting - they are most definitely simply replacing the AirPod. The $49 battery fee is for a single AirPod - replacement for the pair is $99. The question I have is if they are able to meaningfully recycl
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by jeffnappi 7y ago
fond memories ... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by jeffnappi 7y ago
Another World was so far ahead of it's time. I have such find memories of playing it on my brother's Amiga :) It's also just a lovely piece of art.
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by jeffnappi 7y ago
ClearVoice | Front-End Software Engineer | Phoenix, AZ or REMOTE (AZ, CA, MI, MN, TX, WA) | https://www.clearvoice.com/ | Full Time ClearVoice is a Content Marketing Platform and Marketplace. We make creating great content
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by jeffnappi 7y ago
You're right that I am not a c&d regular, but I do have respect for them. I lumped them in with other publications that like to write sensationalized articles about Tesla. I'm still not 100% confident that they'd write an
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My point is they didn't call it out in the headline or write an article focusing on the failure.
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Starbucks also used similar (the same?) tax loopholes... https://www.reuters.com/article/us-britain-starbucks-tax/spe...
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by jeffnappi 7y ago
Can you point me to the article they wrote about the drivetrain failure they had in their long term Ford Raptor[1]? 1. https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/a23888636/2017-ford-f-1... "it ate a costly drivetra

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