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by kevmo314 11mo ago
> Running in a web browser requires network, and resources on someone else's machine. The site is running completely locally. You can disable your network in devtools and it will continue to work.
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by kevmo314 11mo ago
You might want to read the code your AI agents are producing. Even the agents are aware that the metrics are all made up. https://github.com/makimilan/pulse-field-core/blob/main/puls...
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WebRTC Survives When You Walk Out(pion.ly)
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by kevmo314 11mo ago
> For large arrays (>97 items) and large dictionaries How did we end up in a world where 97 items is considered large?
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by kevmo314 11mo ago
At that rate, they might as well have gone one step further and made the x axis exponential scale to make it feel even bigger .
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by kevmo314 11mo ago
You iterate on what’s shipped. It’s not a one-and-done kind of deal.
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by kevmo314 11mo ago
I don’t get it. I clicked the demo link but there’s nothing to try, only a home page with some AI generated images? Even if this were legal it feels like a pitch for a scam…
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by kevmo314 1y ago
This sort of thing is part of the problem. If it takes reading such a long manual to understand how to properly use Git, it's no wonder everyone's workflow is different.
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by kevmo314 1y ago
They don't have to be, nor am I claiming that all nighters are unilaterally positive. But they were an integral part of my college experience and many of my friends' and I enjoyed them in a type 2 fun kind of way. Asserting that t
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by kevmo314 1y ago
The course I did best at in school was the one that led to a job opportunity through some friends I made.
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by kevmo314 1y ago
> All-nighters are not worth it. I disagree. I made some of my best friends through all nighters and continue to occasionally pull them because they reinvigorate meaning into my work as they did my coursework. If your only metric for suc
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by kevmo314 1y ago
This is a very clever insight, nice work!
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by kevmo314 1y ago
Since there’s monitors that work over USB-C, could one replace the capture card and somehow get the laptop to pull video like a USB-C monitor?
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by kevmo314 1y ago
What is teamwork if not a feedback loop?
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by kevmo314 1y ago
I would be pretty impressed by anyone who managed to do that nominally. Moving a dozen billion dollars alone seems not trivial to do.
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by kevmo314 1y ago
Given that four of the five are Asian languages, there's a lot of transferability. Not a crazy amount but enough to give you a boost. Knowing Chinese made learning Japanese feel a notch easier, and learning Korean afterwards felt yet
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by kevmo314 1y ago
This makes it difficult to configure Caddy in anything except the native Caddyfile language due to a lack of thorough documentation. It's an interesting idea, but configuring Caddy with a yaml config that someone prior deemed a great i
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by kevmo314 1y ago
Then people will keep building tools like this. Which, there's nothing specifically wrong with, but rather it's clear there's a demand for ffmpeg-but-more-ergonomic and ffmpeg is in the best position to do that.
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by kevmo314 1y ago
With the recent Whisper integration there's already precedence for a way to do that.
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by kevmo314 1y ago
I wonder if it would be more productive to bake that into ffmpeg at some point. For example, something like > ffmpeg -llm "can you take input.mp4 and resize it to 720p, transcode to vp8 output to output.webm"
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by kevmo314 1y ago
Am I just a package manager?
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by kevmo314 1y ago
I was able to get a little bit faster than the multithreaded version with a single thread using page-aligned reads and Grand Central Dispatch for asynchronous read operations: https://github.com/healeycodes/counting-wor
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by kevmo314 1y ago
The ecosystem really is the main argument. If you want to hire developers who can work productively in your codebase, part of that is being able to match their expectations of what the code looks like. React standardizes your codebase, even
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by kevmo314 1y ago
Yes, I believe that's basically what https://serpapi.com/ is doing.
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by kevmo314 1y ago
Yeah, I was about to say, I sure hope they do.
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by kevmo314 1y ago
I've been working on a better tab completion model that stays as an extension: https://ninetyfive.gg/ The main feature I really care about is low latency, which is my main gripe about Copilot. There's still a ways
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by kevmo314 1y ago
This is more of a usability problem. In the second example, it's obvious that `json.dumps()` blocks everything else and it can be readily observed. It's not obvious that it blocks in the former and I've encountered many surpr
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by kevmo314 1y ago
Isn't this "echo with more steps"? The CI/CD example [1] strikes me as not obviously better than doing cat > .env << EOF DATABASE_URL=${{ secrets.TEST_DATABASE_URL }} STRIPE_API_K
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by kevmo314 1y ago
But why though? That post seems to leave it at > After five years, there can even be tax benefits to this kind of accounting. without actually explaining what those benefits are. I'm genuinely curious why one would choose to amortiz
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by kevmo314 1y ago
Interesting, that's about what I suspected. Makes sense despite the absurdity, thanks!

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