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lwhi
7y ago
It's possible to create a virtual V4L device ( https://github.com/umlaeute/v4l2loopback ). The app I chose, provides a script to set this up. There's also a windows driver, but I haven't used that yet
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lwhi
7y ago
I wanted to buy a new webcam; basically because I'm finding half my life is spent using one. Ran into the problems mentioned in the article, and put a Logitech camera onto pre-order. Cancelled that order last night though: possible to
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lwhi
7y ago
How about energy usage generally? Reduction seems to be an important trend considering drives to try to reduce green house gas emissions.
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lwhi
7y ago
I find the scrolling interface strangely satisfying -> useful too, as you can do a full page search via the browser. Good job!
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lwhi
7y ago
I think these are all good points when it comes to writing technical documentation, but with naming things in code there are a different set of problems. You can't hone your approach for a specific type of audience, because you can
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lwhi
7y ago
How we name things matters. If we want to be communicate effectively, it's important to think carefully about the words we use. Writing code serves two purposes. On one hand we're instructing a machine to carry out the operations
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lwhi
7y ago
.. because there are already a lot of books about cache invalidation.
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lwhi
7y ago
Don't be afraid of looking like an idiot
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lwhi
7y ago
While you may be able to sympathise with the author's style of writing, I think my point still stands.
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lwhi
7y ago
When 'pair programming' was chucked in as an example of one of the worst things that happened to programming I lost interest. Back up your assertions with facts. If you don't have facts use good truthful examples. Too much op
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lwhi
7y ago
I used these at university too. modelling and animating using Softimage 3D in 1998. Makes me feel very old!
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lwhi
7y ago
The market needs to be regulated more stringently.
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lwhi
7y ago
I think impact is largely based on lifespan required to rear the animals. Beef is more carbon intensive, because it takes longer to raise beef cattle (and therefore more resources to feed).
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lwhi
7y ago
I think the main issue is that money alone won't stop the greenhouse gasses from entering the atmosphere. We just need to stop flying so much, and stop eating as much meat. It's unfortunate and inconvenient.
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lwhi
7y ago
They provide an archive of THE INTERNET! Please forgive my pithy comment, but the size of the task goes someway to explaining the size of the workforce in my mind.
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lwhi
7y ago
Lots of great points - but feels slightly ironic that he's decided to divide this into segments of 160 characters, and spread the words between the nomenclature of the Twitter UI.
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lwhi
7y ago
Okay ... I'll qualify that. The system has created vast inequalities of wealth, monopolisation by corporate structures that are too large to fail and helped to create and sustain a climate emergency that will change the face of life on
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lwhi
7y ago
The system we work within affects the way our society behaves, because free-market capitalism has failed us.
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lwhi
7y ago
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lwhi
7y ago
What leads you to believe this is being paid for by your taxes?
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lwhi
7y ago
"I'm obviously coming at this afresh. Could using _X_ work?"
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lwhi
7y ago
The demise of Google Reader signalled the end of RSS. RSS used to be a big thing in the 90s and early 2000s
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lwhi
7y ago
I can't help thinking that resurrection of Google Reader (and RSS readers in general) and del.icio.us might help.
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lwhi
7y ago
It does change the way we culturally view the practices relating to privacy though. I think a lot of the net effect of legislation like GDPR, can be viewed through the lens of 'in essence'. Ultimately, it's setting in place a
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lwhi
7y ago
I stopped reading at that point though ..
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lwhi
7y ago
The irony of receiving a notification 30 seconds into reading was not lost on me.
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lwhi
7y ago
I'm saying I believe the premise and criteria should be more nuanced. Men vs. women suggests comparison of two binary absolutes.
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lwhi
7y ago
Okay, this is where I leave you I'm afraid.
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lwhi
7y ago
I believe the criteria needs to be more nuanced that 'man' and 'woman' to be able to elicit anything valuable about society.
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lwhi
7y ago
Perhaps, but personally I think we all vary a great deal. Any truly effective therapy needs to be based on the individual. Generalisations can be lazy - and in a pragmatic sense, only really seem useful in very specific circumstances.
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