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3y ago
need AI for ffmpeg flags
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3y ago
at the surface level yaml is a lot easier to read and write for a human. less "s. but once you start using it for complex configuration it becomes unwieldy. but at that point json is also not better than yaml. after using cdk i think t
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AWS enterprise support (basically first line support that you paid for) is actually really really good. they will look at your metrics/logs and share with you solid insights. anything more you can talk to a TAM who can then reach out t
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3y ago
i think cyclists should have equal share of the road and should be protected but for whatever reason cyclists in SF seem to think the rules don't apply to only them and will get militant if you breath the wrong way.
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i agree with almost everyone's takes in this thread. one thing to note - stop talking about where you get your isos.
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i am way more curious about threads than any of the other social media networks simply because i use ig quite a bit and they do a good job of surfacing threads posts in your ig feed
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3y ago
i have the same thought. they are really good at identifying market needs but their documentation is so lacking that it is more rewarding and only slightly slower to design and implement some of their less complicated modules yourself...
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3y ago
this is just the general european disdain for america masked as an intellectual analysis
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3y ago
i love it when product sets requirements and milestones and then leadership says "what if we try this thing" in the middle of the work but then doesn't give additional time for experimentation. then when the deadline comes ar
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i'm not sure i quite understand the situation. is the implication that bending spoons is some kind of private equity firm but for apps that will suck the soul out of these 17 apps? i haven't heard of this company before but browsi
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3y ago
in 8 years of writing go at scale i've never used reflection in production code. gonna need an example of what you mean.
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3y ago
anger and "concern" about rising crime is a great way to pump the impressions numbers. i love these "research shows" crime articles. their research methodology is hilarious: https://www.foxnews.com/us
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3y ago
fine with that. for 99% of users it's great that factory settings allow the chip to run basically at max potential without having to be an expert in the complex web of acronyms/timings/voltages for overclocking
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3y ago
the relay should just be <$5. no need for a whole 4 plug controllable power strip
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the overarching point behind the article hits but the specific example the author used is something i'm personally jealous of. ethernet going into every room? please i am stuck setting up runners along baseboards and drilling through c
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3y ago
fun read! also my research says you can get an airport express gen 2, which has a 3.5mm audio plug. you can use airplay 2 to stream media to it and whatever speakers you have plugged into it. just bought a pair on ebay for ~$30 per
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it's so scary when i see people on the streets driving vehicles where they can barely see over the hood. like i can only see the top of their head when i'm facing them head on. this means that they cannot see me at all. how on ear
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3y ago
truffle oil takes awful tho
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3y ago
yep it's the perfect choice for dev in 2023. performance is off the charts and almost makes me quetion why the pro exists (yeah its probably for heavier workloads like video editing). if you're worried about fanless you can instal
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3y ago
its funny because postman started out as a chrome extension
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3y ago
kinda crazy to think about what that means for your knees when you run. be safe.
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3y ago
tiktok has very very deep influence in american culture especially amongst the younger audience. a well deployed psyop would be bad
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3y ago
this is another drop in the bucket of "stop using SMS for any form of authentication"
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trying my best to understand the target audience for this blog post. It feels like most of these things fall somewhere in between "a sysadmin should know this" and "this might be new to a dev without much ops experience"
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or legitimately there was a server error and you just happened to hit the right "try later" window lol
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3y ago
i agree with your statement on logs and i see where you're coming from with cloudwatch. i think if you're coming from graphite and grafana then it makes total sense why you would dislike cloudwatch. cloudwatch requires a bit more
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3y ago
i use yi home camera (4 pack on amazon for $72 currently) which runs over wifi and firmware via https://github.com/roleoroleo/yi-hack-Allwinner-v2 . this bypasses the app and internet connection entirely. you will need
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esp32-cam is just ok. the quality of the camera is generally very very low. it also can't do h264 meaning that certain integrations like streaming/recording/detecting motion in apple home will require you to do transcodes on
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3y ago
there are always environmental impacts to land when we deprive it of sunlight, which is why picking the low hanging fruit of covering man-made structures with panels would be preferable over large fields
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NUC is hundreds of dollars. assuming this device runs like 5W on average, that'd be like $1 / year at $0.025/kWh in energy costs.
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