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by kuschku 3y ago
tbh, that's how a lot of apps do it, and it's wrong. The "Up" button in the navigation bar should always bring you to the hierarchically higher point in the app's own nav graph, while the back button in the device
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by kuschku 3y ago
The big issue I see with trying to compare the DSP profiles of two different clips, as recorded by a cheap consumer microphone in a compressed audio clip is that we're unable to tell whether asahi's DSP is actually better or just
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by kuschku 3y ago
LEDs produce 80% less heat, but they also fail at much lower temperatures. Which is the major limiting factor for LED brightness today, as the cooling solutions get larger and more esoteric the more power you concentrate in an area.
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by kuschku 3y ago
They don't just mitigate them, they're entirely free of them. There's a reason Skypanels are standard on every single major hollywood production nowadays. That said, if you need a lot of light, halogen is without alternativ
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by kuschku 3y ago
The LEDs only reach up to 800W in the case of the SkyPanelX, while regular halogen lamps are still needed for more focused, higher brightness lights (which go up to 18kW per lamp(!))
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by kuschku 3y ago
If you try out the newer ARRI LED based solutions such as the new Skypanels, they've fixed that entirely. And even low-budget lights such as the newer Aputure ones produce an amazingly even spectrum (though their cheapest products have
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by kuschku 3y ago
How'd the hashset exceed your laptop memory, if the whole dump is just 22GB? You should be able to fit the entire dataset in RAM.
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by kuschku 3y ago
> Try doing that with mobile app stores F-Droid?
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by kuschku 3y ago
That's precisely the issue I've got – yes, there’s a difference, but both sound like shitty speakers just with different EQ profiles applied to it. It's still compressed to hell and extremely tinny no matter what.
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by kuschku 3y ago
I listened on a calibrated speaker setup and on my good Sennheiser headphones. Yes, there’s a difference, but both sound like shitty speakers just with different EQ profiles applied to it. It's still compressed to hell and extremely ti
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by kuschku 3y ago
Not much, production cost is closer to that of RAM or a CPU than to a graphite pencil, as it's usually produced in the same way as semiconductors are.
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by kuschku 3y ago
Tbh? While I can tell a difference, I couldn't tell you which one is supposed to sound "better".
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by kuschku 3y ago
You may have misunderstood me — I didn't say luck or family is the only source of wealth. But in a just world, luck or family should have as little influence on your allocation of resources as possible. Wealth amassed through working a
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by kuschku 3y ago
With enough skill, it's possible to defend or vilify almost anything. That's why it's so important to avoid prejudice and to keep an open mind. In this case, we don't have enough information to know what happened, but as
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by kuschku 3y ago
By what measure do you or I deserve more than poor people? Every society has some measure for who deserves more and who deserves less. The Nazis determined it by ethnicity. Other societies determined it by whether you were born into noble f
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by kuschku 3y ago
This wouldn't be the first supply chain disruption. Only a short while back Covid disrupted global supply chains. It'd absolutely make sense for this company to get the supply chain in house for a safer supply chain. If something
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by kuschku 3y ago
I absolutely agree with everything you said. Sadly, that's going to fall on deaf ears, as most people still can't tell aesthetics and design apart. KDE has all the features and all the buttons. It's what I'd expect a pro
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by kuschku 3y ago
Or, much more likely, to prevent further issues in the supply chain he decided to acquire the supply chain.
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by kuschku 3y ago
Why should a rich person be able to experience luxury more often than a poor person? Wouldn't it be more fair to allocate the seats randomly between all people that'd like to be there? Allocating a scare resource so that some peop
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by kuschku 3y ago
You're right, it's absolutely ridiculous. While there are things worthy of criticism (e.g., the protocol based on HTTP polling isn't exactly realtime, decryption errors are mostly just a UI bug in Element, Element in general
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by kuschku 3y ago
In a market, you're always competing on cost/return. Competitors can just take the open source parts of the matrix projects without contributing code or funding back. As result, in a bid between Element and competitors, Element wi
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by kuschku 3y ago
The point isn't to move to open core, but to stop competitors from building proprietary products on top of an open source project without giving back. It's precisely what the (A)GPL was made for and it's something even Stallm
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by kuschku 3y ago
It's pretty close, but not exactly. 1. You can still use any code written before today under Apache 2 and build a proprietary version out of that. 2. If you'd like to build a proprietary tool that makes use of the new features Ele
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by kuschku 3y ago
You are again free to leave. It's a relatively simple social contract. If you take something from society, you'll have to pay for it. If I go into a walmart and take products off the shelf, Walmart also expects that I'll pay,
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by kuschku 3y ago
If they are truly just the fruits of your labor, and the society contributed nothing, you are free to move to a zero-tax third world country and live there. And if society did contribute more to your work than these taxes cost — which it li
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by kuschku 3y ago
They're also available in most of the EU, but no hotel actually uses them. My parents got them for their own bathroom and it's just so much better.
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by kuschku 3y ago
The answer is no, and that's exactly what "The Creator" showed. High end cameras today are good enough that you can shoot entire blockbusters with only a single light or even with only available light. You couldn't do th
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by kuschku 3y ago
The iPhone 15 Pro is 1500€. At 2000€, you can get an FX30 and shoot much better quality. At 4000-6000€, you can buy an Alexa Classic, and get incredible quality. But in a real shoot, you'd just rent a full kit for 200$ a day. There is
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by kuschku 3y ago
Take a look at /r/androiddev and the constant posts from people who've been wrongly banned, for life, from developing android apps. Who don't get any fair trial or hearing, not even a written accusation, it's just o
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by kuschku 3y ago
Even the BMD camera app — at least the version that's publicly available — can't work around those limitations. It still records footage in VFR.

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