mroche

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by mroche 8y ago
I connect to the stream with my laptop just fine, and it doesn’t stress my system. I’ve tried browser, temporary runtime, and real desktop app. I did a test run on Friday with a guest speaker for today who was calling in from the west coast
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by mroche 8y ago
Having used Zoom for several remote projects, I really do love it. It’s reliable, great image quality for sharing screens (which was necessary for us), and had crystal clear audio. Zoom is great, giving customers access to an enterprise gra
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by mroche 8y ago
The butterfly keyboards drive me crazy. They sound like a constant drove of woodpeckers going to town on a keyboard, and to me they just don’t feel right when traversing. I own the full size wired aluminum keyboard and it’s honestly my favo
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by mroche 8y ago
Never used FB with the exception of creating a dummy account in high school to host a project page. Graduating university in a month and I may have to bite the bullet on it as my internship uses FB to connect the interns together. So far, I
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by mroche 8y ago
> The person with decades of practice have faced and failed at a dozen core cs problems. They’ll probably fail, but they can explain their state at any given moment. This is a pretty critical point in my opinion, but it also depends on t
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Spectre/Meltdown Mitigation Benchmarks Across 8 Distros(phoronix.com)
2 points by mroche 8y ago|0 comments
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by mroche 8y ago
Thanks for this! I appreciate the pointers.
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by mroche 8y ago
Def the first five there. wc as more of a tie-in with the former. Never used shuf and still need to find the time to learn awk.
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by mroche 8y ago
My follow up question would be why not do this for both union functions? I don’t see why they would want to have two functions that do the exact same thing (called differently, though) be written in two different ways.
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by mroche 8y ago
def __add__(self, other): if isinstance(other, dict): new = type(self)() # May be a subclass of dict. new.update(self) new.update(other) return new Is there something I’m mi
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by mroche 8y ago
I remember the reaction on the list when Python 3 was initially added and set (before Qt 5.12 was added). Felt like a universal sigh of relief. Then the discussion about which minor version to choose (3.7 was due in a few months at the time
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by mroche 8y ago
The comments on the page are fun if you have a few minutes. Say what you want about Google, but groups like Project Zero and Talos from Cisco are awesome. The things they find...
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by mroche 8y ago
> This was a computer graphics conference, which has a lot of Python2 deeply integrated to this day (Python3 is a 2020 goal!). Were you at SIGGRAPH? One of these days I’m going to make it to the conference and attend a meeting on the Pla
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by mroche 8y ago
Andrew Kensler did it again for Grace Hopper Celebration 2018 for Pixar's Recruiting booth: http://fabiensanglard.net/postcard_pathtracer/index.html Pictures of the postcard can be found in the footnotes of that p
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by mroche 8y ago
I’m surprised they didn’t include Fedora, considering its hardened by default stance.
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by mroche 8y ago
I run a Discord server and this drives me mad. Since Discord doesn't have threads, everything is in the main chat. I know for a fact I'm going to die by being buried in notifications because people can't wait 1 minute to type
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by mroche 8y ago
The vanity counters argument just seemed to me like the author really just doesn’t understand the site or the audience. Which is surprising because he is a dev. The metrics of stars is one thing, that’s a vanity option used by user for book
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by mroche 8y ago
This is a very well written article, and boils down the complexity of color science into very digestible bites. As someone who has to deal with color spaces daily (VFX/CG), having something like this when I started would have been incr
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by mroche 8y ago
> If you didn't follow this, it doesn't to you. It does, to those who pay attention and constantly see people switching to AMD and commenting about their reasons. I'm talking about this purely from a data point of view.
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by mroche 8y ago
> RHEL/CentOS are server distros, not gaming oriented by any means. Fedora is more like it in such cases. That's why I ended by saying I know that parent comment and site was about gaming, but I wanted to add a bit of extra con
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by mroche 8y ago
From the site: > This is currently in BETA. There are 8338 registered users on GamingOnLinux. These statistics are gathered using their manually entered data on their profiles. Please update your profile here to make this as accurate as
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by mroche 8y ago
I mean, just save the file as .txt and open it in Notepad, TextEdit, or whatever is the default editor in your desktop environment of choice. Should have a print function. Otherwise you could stick it in <pre> / <code> tags
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What I learned from giving up everything I knew as a leader - Jim Whitehurst(ted.com)
4 points by mroche 8y ago|1 comments
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by mroche 8y ago
This came up yesterday, you’ll see if it you go back a page or two, or use the search.
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by mroche 8y ago
I mean, RHEL 8 is shipping with Python 3.6 and Python 2.7 available. There is no standard /usr/bin/python without making the symlink manually, and the system uses its own internal python for dependent tooling, so it doesn’t c
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by mroche 8y ago
Which system level stuff? It’s an EPEL package, only EPEL or non-RHEL repo packages will call it in. Nothing from the base/updates/extras repos will pull python34 in to my knowledge, or any package non-base/updates/extra
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by mroche 8y ago
I haven’t been on Apple’s site in a long while (or on a Mac). Wasn’t sure how Compression and Motion were faring since FCPX came out.
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by mroche 8y ago
Oh, there definitely are better tools out there, I’m just saying where the source material is coming from. Transcoding specific apps are relatively far and few between, so we end up having to use use other apps for this at times. Handbrake,
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by mroche 8y ago
A significant amount of content coming from a recording monitor for professional cameras, or in-camera itself, usually in ProRes/DNxHD form. Using an NLE for transcoding is miserable, and ffmpeg doesn’t have the most intuitive CLI synt
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by mroche 8y ago
Curious if you’ve ever tried Cython out. Not quite the same, but a semi-similar end goal to a degree. I started looking into the other day and it might provide some nice improvements to heavier applications.

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