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by keredson 9y ago
casting a video's audio track to an audio device works. adding support for the audio container should be trivial. can you open an issue on GH for it so i can ping you when done?
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Show HN: Gnomecast – A Linux Chromecast GUI with transcoding and subtitles(github.com)
176 points by keredson 9y ago|62 comments
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by keredson 9y ago
yep
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by keredson 9y ago
Regarding the article's point about managing your schema, there are only two real options IMHO: 1) "The database schema is the official definition." Programmatically generate what ever ORM objects (at build time) in a 1-to-1
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by keredson 9y ago
also https://github.com/keredson/DKO
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by keredson 9y ago
yep! it's the standard now for new dev boxes where i work. the samsung mu6300 40" is the best option from our experience. how to config: https://medium.com/@keredson/using-the-samsung-mu6300-40-4k-... stay
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by keredson 9y ago
if you're already accustomed to python+flask and want to try react, try https://github.com/keredson/bottle-react . (Bottle is a lighter-weight version of Flask.)
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by keredson 9y ago
Also check out: https://venturebeat.com/2017/08/28/8th-wall-raises-2-4-milli... Supports Unity, and works on both iOS and Android out of the box. (I'm not affiliated, just a supporter.)
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by keredson 9y ago
it can! :) >>> wordninja.split('salesexchange') ['sales', 'exchange']
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Statistically split concatinated words: 'imateapot' to ['im', 'a', 'teapot'](github.com)
1 points by keredson 9y ago|2 comments
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by keredson 9y ago
not likely. corporate payouts happen all the time based on share ownership.
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by keredson 9y ago
you're right about the detail of his point (people won't buy 100x just because a 100x increase in efficiency), but the point he was trying to make is correct. given a fixed global investment, a 100x increase in efficiency won&#x2
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by keredson 9y ago
I've had this thought too, but the counter argument is gold. Spending millions in fuel to dig up chunks of gold, just to go "re-bury" them in a bank vault somewhere is an equally appalling, use of the world's energy res
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by keredson 9y ago
andrew's point is that's a gotcha coming from most languages. nothing python specific.
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Are Ethereum Contracts Vulnerable to Hash Table Poisoning Attacks?(medium.com)
4 points by keredson 9y ago|0 comments
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by keredson 9y ago
Why would you define the type of something in the PARENT object?
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by keredson 10y ago
that example you give does not follow a similar model. it defines the columns once (not repeated w/ every observation): "columns": [ "time", &qu
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by keredson 10y ago
Because it's horribly inefficient. It's using 49 bytes to encode 8 bytes worth of data. If your data set is a few hundred observations this likely doesn't matter. But most users of timeseries data have millions or billions
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by keredson 10y ago
hah. well hopefully you support http gzip compression. :) but in all seriousness, why the timestamp at all? your examples are all spaced at 3600ms. asking for it implies certain behavior. can you handle heterogeneous interval data? mi
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by keredson 10y ago
{ "timestamp": 1458000000, "value": 63.422235 }, dear lord, why? this reminds me of the old "xml binary format" joke: <byte> <bit>0</bit> <bit>0</bit> <bit&
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by keredson 10y ago
some math on how much UBI would cost in america: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zat6b6_8vYYBo4rVSwqN... try editing the "UBI Benefit" and "UBI Tax Rate" to see the total budget effects
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by keredson 10y ago
> I predict that in the US, where culture of entrepreneurship, (relatively) less government intervention, and individualism rules, that UBI is completely dead on arrival no matter its merits/demerits, whatever the facts. i agree wit
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The Real Cost of Universal Basic Income(medium.com)
4 points by keredson 10y ago|3 comments
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by keredson 10y ago
TL;DR... see git
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by keredson 10y ago
as a CTO you're not just an employee of a company, but also one of its leaders. you have control over what you do. if you don't like the day to day process, change it.
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Rails number_to_currency should not return “$-0.00”(github.com)
1 points by keredson 11y ago|0 comments
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by keredson 11y ago
hah. then you'll love this: this project was conceptually a port of a django tool i wrote ages ago: https://github.com/keredson/deseb rather than call "./manage.py syncdb", call "./manag
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by keredson 11y ago
we do auto-deploy, but they aren't required to be run during the deploy process, so we just run them sometime after the deploy. but honestly i can count on one hand the number of these we do a year - i haven't put much effort int
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by keredson 11y ago
Just to clarify, to me "data migration" is just a fancy name for a one-off script that you run during (or after) a deployment. We don't actually use the rails migration for it. (Mostly because it would overwrite our schema.
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by keredson 11y ago
I understand the skepticism. I presented it at the Houston Ruby group last year, shortly after developing it. You should have seen the looks at the start. But try it on your own project. (It takes like 30 seconds to switch.)

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