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by mgamache 6y ago
Of course Zuck is the problem, but not for any fact checking lapse. He is the architect of Facebook and therefore responsible for the business model and the Algorithm. It's been clear for years now that the business model is paving a r
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by mgamache 6y ago
For those with uninterrupted income: I wonder how much the illusion of consumption == happiness has been upended by the shutdown. People make other people happy not stuff, and depriving a lot of people from contact with other humans may (fo
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by mgamache 6y ago
This is of course driven by the desire to have predictable and steady revenue. It's easier to plan and resource, but I would also say it's easier to coast for a mature product. If you need to push a release to generate a revenue i
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by mgamache 6y ago
Too bad we can't have a Lets Encrypt for desktop. Also the EV certs are effectively dead for the web. https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/software/chrome-and-fi... .
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by mgamache 6y ago
I thought that was just to correct for the initial definition of a second which was inaccurate. But, it looks like it is the reason for leap seconds: https://www.timeanddate.com/time/leap-seconds-background.htm... .
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by mgamache 6y ago
All the discussion about gravity is good, but I was equally interested in the slowing of the earth's rotation. 1.8ms per day? It seems like that's large enough to be noticed with modern clocks/astronomy outside of eclipse rec
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by mgamache 6y ago
If real-world is anything like the graphs, it will be pretty good upgrade.
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by mgamache 6y ago
Is there a noticeable performance benefit with RPi at 64bit?
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by mgamache 6y ago
good resource. I wish the decks had some metadata: 1) A date as there's a fashion to these decks and what worked a few years ago might be all wrong today 2) Did they get funded from the deck? 3) revenue (or user count) at the time of t
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by mgamache 6y ago
You would have to get ~16,000 pageviews to make $50. (assuming $3.00 CPM -- which would be low for adsense, but not for these second tier networks).
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by mgamache 6y ago
Don't mean to be snarky, but this is not how easy it is to get ad revenue. It's how easy it is to get approved for ad networks. She didn't even get adsense. I find it completely unremarkable that anyone could set up a non-a
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NASA scientists detect evidence of parallel universe where time runs backward(nypost.com)
3 points by mgamache 6y ago|1 comments
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by mgamache 6y ago
For simple utility apps, it's lighting fast and easy. Now with .net core high and DPI support it's even better.
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by mgamache 6y ago
I am surprised that hasn't been done already.
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by mgamache 6y ago
The subjective feeling is just a brain state. The ‘why’ is due to whatever circumstances resulted in that brain state.
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by mgamache 6y ago
It would be interesting to see how this responds to dynamics. For example, a favorite guitar sound is a fuzz cranked, but with the guitar volume turned down. This results in a compressed dirty sound that can overdrive into distortion if you
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by mgamache 6y ago
That's how something becomes a standard... You are just responding to market realities.
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by mgamache 6y ago
S3 is now the standard for cloud storage APIs? Not sure if that's good or bad. I guess competitors have to reduce switching costs.
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by mgamache 6y ago
Sure executing some ideas are cheaper and infrastructure can be purchased cheaply. But this covers a subset of all startups. For example: Let's say you wanted to do a med-tech startup. You'll have to work for at least two years wi
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by mgamache 6y ago
This is correct. Big capital ideas can only be funded by wealthy people who have the ideas. Wealthy people by definition, have an interest in perpetuating the system that made them wealthy.
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by mgamache 6y ago
I am not sure what value this post is besides a sales pitch for the poster. Don't mean to be overly critical, but really the number one factor is always customers. Do you have any? Also, How do you get more (cost of acquiring customers
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by mgamache 6y ago
Of course there is one truth. We may not know it now or ever, and might be really nuanced. That doesn't excuse the institutions we ask to guard our health from dispensing obvious misinformation. The WHO and CDC are lying for different
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by mgamache 6y ago
I bet that it's only for very low bandwidth usage. In that case it would probably only have to encode a 640x360 frame (or even lower) at 15fps. It could also take shortcuts to reduce the encoding complexity (like block size and motio
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by mgamache 7y ago
i get 48000Khz sample rage, 256 sample buffer size. what is the the '3'?
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by mgamache 7y ago
You get Nal h264 packets from MediaStream. Note MediaStream only supports h264 baseline on Chrome (you can request other profiles, but that's all you get). Not sure about FireFox. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netw
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by mgamache 7y ago
this will allow you to send video to any service that supports RTMP input (Facebook / YouTube etc..) If you just want to view your Rpi Camera remotely there are better solutions.
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by mgamache 7y ago
There is no provision for decompressing raw encoded video frames outside of WebRTC. Yes you can use Media Extensions, but that requires boxing the video. There is also Broadway.js, but that is limited to h264 baseline.
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by mgamache 7y ago
I can't find the source, but here's a reference: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2542583/Scie...
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by mgamache 7y ago
I think the 'frame rate' of the human mind is around 13 milliseconds. We fill in the gaps so our perception is of a continuous reality.
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by mgamache 7y ago
you really need to be < 20ms latency to coordinate multiple instruments (voices). The best solution is JamKazam https://www.jamkazam.com/ (I have no affiliation and have not used the product in years) You'll each ne

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