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by jpc0 1y ago
How else would you describe what occurs other than 6dB/octave?
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by jpc0 1y ago
Someone linked a document a few weeks ago that address the topic of abbreviations and when the abbreviation is the common form it is acceptable to just use the abbreviation. I don’t think anyone in their right mind would open every article
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by jpc0 1y ago
Border Gateway Protocol But I don’t even think people in networking would say that, it is canonically BGP. This is kind of like complaining about the abbreviation HTML, sure yes it is Hypertext Markup Language but everyone knows it as HTML
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by jpc0 1y ago
And they were using pip/uv whatever from linux, the linux version. One of the most common issues is calling a windows executable from within wsl… it’s a “convenience” feature that takes about 2 seconds to disable in the wsl config but
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by jpc0 1y ago
I would love to hear about these edge cases and which tooling fails to detect they they were launched form linux. Sounds a lot like a picnic problem but you didn’t give nearly enough details.
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by jpc0 1y ago
Their inktank line is quite scummy tbh… Catch filter that can be trivially replaced in the field, firmware needs to be reset by an authorised repair center (yes there are workarounds but they aren’t official) Also on windows their “drivers”
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by jpc0 1y ago
https://www.codecrawl.co/ Because clickable links are nicer…
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by jpc0 1y ago
This kind of makes my point though. The hardware AWS would be using, NICs etc do have the level of DMI needed for the latency. Heres the catch though, the workflow I described can be done with maybe 2 frames of latency for like 400usd, and
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by jpc0 1y ago
A counter argument to this. My old man is a tradesman, qualified as an electrician, worked and kept studying as he went and ended up as senior management. My little brother has severe dyslexia and ADHD, couldn’t even finish school so went i
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by jpc0 1y ago
https://areweguiyet.com/ Also did you test similar functionality in C++, I haven’t compared many implementations but I app I use that has an SQlite db being read with Qt(C++) is pretty sluggish whenever you touch the DB. Ma
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by jpc0 1y ago
> Forget to lock your door and get burgled - property insurance I’m pretty sure this will be the same for the other insurance you mentioned but for property insurance if you left your front door open you will have a hard time getting the
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by jpc0 1y ago
This is all about context though, the context is “a wealthy man”. This is a parable speaking against greed. There’s a difference between having enough for yourself, which includes a healthy buffer, and excess beyond what you can ever need.
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by jpc0 1y ago
> I wish I could find it, but I think it was from this year or last year. The only example I can remember is repetitive explicit error handling with a comparison to more modern languages. I have the opposite experience here, I find golan
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by jpc0 1y ago
I agree with many of your points, including coroutines being a good abstraction. The reality is though that you are directly fighting or reimplementing the OS scheduler. I haven’t found an abstraction that does exactly what I want but unfor
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by jpc0 1y ago
I would love to ask some hard questions of this solution. Lets say I have a very simple workflow. Camera and CG in -> conversion to RGB/YCbCr -> compositing -> pass to broadcast encoder Conversion and compositing can be done
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by jpc0 1y ago
SMPTE-2110 is a route to look at, but it definitely isn’t cheap…
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by jpc0 1y ago
I believe the situation here is more a matter of they don’t have a dispatcher to guide them. In some rural area of Africa they came across a car crash. Two people hop out and assist while a third drives off to notify someone to send emergen
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by jpc0 1y ago
Most first aid can be broken down very basically. Call a professional for help. Are they breathing, is their heart beating, are they bleeding. If you haven’t called someone that can actually save the persons life no amount of first aid will
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by jpc0 1y ago
Rust libraries tend to over abstract and then need large refactors when those abstractions fall apart. When I’ve complained about it in the past I’ve been met with “You would need the abstraction eventually”. Maybe, but I’m also capable of
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by jpc0 1y ago
My point is a Width type is usually not the sound type you are looking for. What probably wanted was a size type which is width and height. Or a dimensions type which is width and height. The problem was maybe not two arguments being confus
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by jpc0 1y ago
In my experience you need to approach this with vec or arrays of some sort and pass indices around… “We have pointers at home” behaviour. This is fine but coming from C++ it definitely feels weird…
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by jpc0 1y ago
Using your media example since I have a decent amount of experience there. Did you just use off the shelf libraries, because effectively all the libraries are written in or expose a C api. So now you not only need to deal with Rust, you
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by jpc0 1y ago
Do you really want width and height or do you actually want dimensions or size? Same with transfer, maybe you wanted a transaction that gets executed. Worst case here use a builder with explicit function names.
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by jpc0 1y ago
How much of what Rust the language checks is actually linter checks implemented in the compiler? Conversions may be fine and even useful in many cases, in this case it isn’t. Converting to std::variant or std::optional are some of those cas
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by jpc0 1y ago
I don’t disagree. Rust learnt a ton from C++. I have my gripes with rust, more it’s ecosystem and community that the core language though. I won’t ever say it’s a worse language than C++.
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by jpc0 1y ago
Amazing example of how easy it is to get sucked into the rust love. Really sincerely these are really annoying parts of C++. The conversation function is more language issue. I don’t think there is a simple way of creating a rust equivalen
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by jpc0 1y ago
I don’t know about tickets but my org definitely happily pays for Gemini Advanced and encourages it’s use and would be considered a small org. The latest SOTA models are definitely at the point where they can absolutely improve workflows an
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by jpc0 1y ago
> But Kubernetes does much more in terms of providing the resources required for these containers to share state, connect to each other, get access to config or secrets etc. This was OPs argument, and mine as well. My side project which
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by jpc0 1y ago
Is this vertexAI related or in general, I find googles oauth flow to be extremely well documented and easy to setup…
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by jpc0 1y ago
I don’t see the problem with that. Good for them. How does that affect you?

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