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> 2) Market cap is quite literally a bank. I can always borrow from the market by releasing more shares, or do the reverse by buying them back. Here's an idea. Become the CEO of a large cap company and try that. If you are please le
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I'm rather tired of making the argument that market cap != Cash, thank you. The easiest would be to compare this to giving fines based on net worth. If you own a home and car your net worth could be in the range of 100-200k dollars. Yo
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https://engineering.fb.com/2023/08/07/developer-tools/fixit-... Just a test, for some reason your link isn't clickable for me.
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3y ago
Your entire friends group is sharing a really funny video with your voice reciting something, some manager get's upset about it and you have to explain to management how you had nothing to do with it. Even if you are fine with it, not
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3y ago
For native English speakers or western audiences being blunt seems rude, to some wasting people's time with fluff would seem rude or even might be be the best they can do. Both sides can definitely introspect but I'm not on OP sid
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3y ago
You mean like every other OS in production?
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"No it's not dead. If you find a bug, security issue or dependency issue I will attempt a fix or accept a PR." That is a closed issue. Maybe as other's have said put that in the readme but that's up to you, it might
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3y ago
Yes all of that is purely code and not a mix of multiple disciplines. That is also done entirely by software developers and not electrical engineers and biologists... Most actually useful software is a combination of multiple disciplines an
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3y ago
Could you then help us all and write the code that acts like a superconductor? How about the code that creates free food? I got it, the code the cures cancer, you must already be on that one? I do believe you can write the code that solves
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3y ago
On the other hand, when I contribute to OSS it is probably because it has a direct impact on my finances in some way... I don't think many of the companies who contribute development to OSS projects do it purely out of the goodness of
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3y ago
"RECOMMENDED: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS: Windows® 10 Home 64 Bit | Windows® 11 Processor: Intel® Core™ i5-12600K | AMD® Ryzen™ 7 5800X Memory: 16 GB RAM Graphics: Nvidia® GeForce™ RTX 3080 (10 GB) | AMD® Radeo
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My issue here is 30fps target on the recommended hardware. There is usually a minimum hardware spec as well, what would you be looking at there? PowerPoint?
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3y ago
One server can handle quite into the 1000s of concurrent users, that is for sure some people's definition of small... For most it really isn't.
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3y ago
> I think the issue is that for almost everyone tens of servers is the sweet spot No for almost everyone one server with some packages installed is the sweet spot. > What if it goes down? You users will survive a little downtime, if i
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3y ago
Ironically you can solve this with header guards in python as well... Old problem requires old solution
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3y ago
To understand you correctly, you want an app designed to shoot video for videographers in ProRes who usually shoot video in ProRes or raw to add low bitrate HEVC, the same low bitrate HEVC you can get in the stock camera app? Sounds like sc
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3y ago
> I suspect foreigners still have to register in the US before suing in the US Generally that wouldn't be needed since it's no US copyright law that is being violated but the country of the copyright holder. Being in violation
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3y ago
> It should go without saying, but the HTTP and HTTPS server feature should never be enabled on Internet-facing systems as is consistent with long-established best practices. Cisco reiterated the guidance in Monday’s advisory. I mean a 0
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3y ago
> But on the other side, there's still a registration system. This a thing in the US? It isn't in my country, you just need to be able to prove you own the copyright, a stamped letter or certified document is good enough. You c
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3y ago
You are welcome to play CS on your own servers without being in compliance with the EULA, at this point in time you get to do that alone but that will change. Wait that's exactly what you say is wrong?
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To be fair I've never had an issue getting stuff like that changed with a decent photo and description to the correct google tools.
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I am still an individual in this world with rights no matter how much "the internet" feels that isn't true. Reference the current legislation being put in place around the world regarding privacy as proof that I am not in the
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3y ago
When I post anything online there is, in my opinion, an agreement in place there, similar to in real life. If I made an actual article hosted on a site which could be equated to news or magazines of old, I would assume it's permanent s
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3y ago
This here is at the forefront of the entire reason for the massive backlash at tge Reddit API changes. I created that content, I can decide what is done with it. If I dislike the direction reddit is going I should be able to remove said con
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3y ago
Video encoding is a software feature, the sensor doesn't pick up Prores or HEVC therefore the product you are talking about is the software. The hardware has very little to do with it the video encoding other than possibly provide acce
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HEVC, and H264 for that matter does have an "optimal quality" mode, which depends greatly on the source media, you could get full bitrate for highly active footage with tons of movement or you could get tiny bitrate if you are jus
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Higher bitrate HEVC won't be any smaller than the same bitrate ProRes. Why would you think that it would be?
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To be fair this is 90% of most apps that any business needs. A view into a database. I would like to agree with the other commentor asking for a blog post write-up on this. I would love to see which software stack you like building up for t
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Yes because it's trivial to dynamically link to a windows dll from a linux program
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I think you would be surprised how many senior leadership figures will make decisions to say "yeah we have that" to friends and stakeholders. AI is one of the big things you can see right now. "Hey we need our chatbot to be A
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