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by kevmo314 4y ago
Very cool! I love the public roadmap https://app.tablane.net/shared/board/63906741c22c232ed88df79...
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by kevmo314 4y ago
> I'd tried Stitch Fix and felt like it wanted to reinforce my habits rather than break me out of them. Wow, same! Who/what service did you use? This was my biggest gripe with Stitch Fix, my friends are all surprised I complain
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by kevmo314 4y ago
The Keychron K2 keyboard supports both wired and wireless so when it's at my desk it's wired but I can take it on the go and pair it with my laptop to use it wireless. It's a good medium :)
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by kevmo314 4y ago
Lufthansa already does this with LTE. https://spacenews.com/lufthansa-deutsche-telekom-join-inmars... It's hardly impossible. Mobile data works off line of sight. The cells are much larger for radios pointed at the sky
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by kevmo314 4y ago
What is video if not binary data? You can send whatever you want over a media channel, WebRTC is (largely) unopinionated about the payload contents. It's uncommon, but my comment was more to shine light on the different characteristics
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Find the Fast Moving Water(nfx.com)
2 points by kevmo314 4y ago|0 comments
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by kevmo314 4y ago
I'd be curious to see how WebRTC's media channels do in addition to the data channels too. Nacks might be faster than the retransmission interval.
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Show HN: 10x Faster Twitter Embeds(blog.kevmo314.com)
14 points by kevmo314 4y ago|4 comments
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I’m a delivery worker in New York. Winter is the toughest time of year(theguardian.com)
56 points by kevmo314 4y ago|4 comments
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by kevmo314 4y ago
No need to be so discouraging. Is it likely to be a lucrative business? Probably not. Is it likely to be even profitable? Probably not. But if OP wants to learn, why suggest their only option is to sell it? We don't tell our kids to gi
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by kevmo314 4y ago
It's easier to take away than to give and help. So I don't blame them for that mentality, but it would definitely be great if society worked to lift the poor up more.
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by kevmo314 4y ago
2019 13" MBP, 16GB. Pretty much anything I do will spin up the fan now. Compiling an app uses so much battery that I get less than an hour of battery life. I've resorted to remote development only, a la Chromebook. My previous lap
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by kevmo314 4y ago
Did they? My MacBook is much worse at multitasking. In fact the OS I've found to be best at multitasking is Debian/Ubuntu.
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by kevmo314 4y ago
This is absolutely the difference between spam and useful. It's way more effective to keep tabs on when people need help and share your solution instead of blindly posting the solution to reddit, etc and not to mention a marketing stra
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How We Built a Globally Distributed Mesh Network to Scale WebRTC(blog.livekit.io)
2 points by kevmo314 4y ago|0 comments
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Demystifying WebRTC's Data Channel Message Size Limitations(lgrahl.de)
1 points by kevmo314 4y ago|0 comments
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Pure Go Implementation of the Opus Codec(github.com)
25 points by kevmo314 4y ago|4 comments
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A pure Rust implementation of WebRTC(github.com)
4 points by kevmo314 4y ago|2 comments
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by kevmo314 4y ago
I discovered this cool guide while looking for more resources for my own codec from scratch project: https://github.com/kevmo314/codec-from-scratch
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Video codec in 100 lines of Rust(blog.tempus-ex.com)
306 points by kevmo314 4y ago|45 comments
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by kevmo314 4y ago
Do you use virtualenv or something to manage different environments? That's the achilles heel of vanilla pip for me, having everything pollute global installs is not so cute.
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by kevmo314 4y ago
Peter Norvig has written a good analysis with some interesting takeaways: https://github.com/norvig/pytudes/blob/main/ipynb/AlphaCode....
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by kevmo314 4y ago
One would hope that we as a society would've used technology to help us better keep up with everything as opposed to trying to market over each other.
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by kevmo314 4y ago
It's kind of odd how important sharing your work is. Abstractly, it's personal marketing. It's strange that our world is so heavily dominated by the need to advertise and market compared to directly innovate.
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Generative Problem Solving with Large Language Models(github.com)
3 points by kevmo314 4y ago|0 comments
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by kevmo314 4y ago
Yep adding noise would mess up the deltas which would reduce the efficiency. This can be mitigated with a quantizer, which I was hoping to write about next. I suspect it's possible to achieve 99% lossy compression without getting too c
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by kevmo314 4y ago
> For example, if you have a relatively wimpy camera that streams out a 160×120 grayscale image, it might be fun to see how far you can push something like combining: I'm typically not one for self-promo but I did this with video an
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by kevmo314 4y ago
It would be cool to see an oauth extension of this: run a github action permissioned as a user.
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Smallest H.264 Encoder(cardinalpeak.com)
3 points by kevmo314 4y ago|0 comments
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by kevmo314 4y ago
Coming soon: DNS over ChatGPT

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