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by pantelisk 6y ago
VR aims for sub 12ms. (80+ fps. 11ms for 90 fps)
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by pantelisk 6y ago
Fyusion | DevOps Engineer/SRE | ONSITE San Francisco, CA or REMOTE | FULL-TIME | https://fyusion.com The company: A machine learning & computer vision company that enables anyone to capture and display interactive 3D 36
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Where have I seen this before? Oh yes https://alteredqualia.com/visualization/evolve/ (from 2008) (From the person that wrote the webgl renderer for three.js) Press start and you can see the algorithm at work, an
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by pantelisk 6y ago
I was looking at this quote for a long time. I forgot who it was from, and only remembered it paraphrased. Thank you. To also contribute to the discussion. I often joke that it takes effort to mess things up. You could instead lay on the be
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by pantelisk 6y ago
In my experience GO is not a good language for WASM. The simplest wasm binary you will create, will be at least ~3mb in size, even if it only prints "hello world", because GO will need to embed its internals and the garbage collec
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by pantelisk 6y ago
If I understand this correctly. Mozilla let the author go, and the author still went out of their way to write a comprehensive and clear minded article full of feedback and honest recommendations. If I see one big problem with Mozilla, is t
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by pantelisk 6y ago
Ha, I love your hypothesis btw! Because I came from the "I am older and know myself better"-angle, and you from the "it's nature's way of telling me I should move towards the sidelines, making way for new" (par
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by pantelisk 6y ago
It is especially evil since on many systems old methods are more performant, because they were meant to be used on old limited hardware (where cycles and memory really mattered). So by making those slower... you 're really digging a ho
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When I was younger I couldn't stand loneliness. I couldn't stand staying in on Friday night. Fear of missing out, even if I didn't even know what was I exactly missing out would burn too strong. Now in my 30s I love being alo
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by pantelisk 6y ago
I have struggled a lot with video streams decoding on Android. Every chip manufacturer does things differently. Some have a 11 frame buffer, some a 6 frame buffer, some will pipe data out after only a few frames. Let aside the tens of diffe
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by pantelisk 6y ago
It was a good counter-point at "No". But since you went on, I now know again. But jokes aside, the quote is direct anti-symbolism to the "But I have nothing to hide" and found it pretty effective, even in its silly natur
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(from FabioAEsteves). "Don't confuse privacy with secrecy. I know what you do in the bathroom, but you still close the door."
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by pantelisk 6y ago
(Please see the reply I left to Krasnol). So, if you just gave me a search-bar and have me play music, it would be post-rock or metal. And what I get on spotify is a bunch of post rock and black/death metal. Which is fine, but predicta
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I don't know... honestly. I was extremely surprised. I was actually wondering if they switched to some level of human in the loop, because it used to suck in the past, but now is great. I expected people to have good experiences too. I
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The youtube algorithm is working extremely well, to the point where I find hard to believe it does not have any human in the loop or active moderation. I have discovered so many interesting types of music and documentaries and subculture&#x
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ORMs seem amazing up until the inevitable point of hitting a performance issue or bug, and having to print the underlying statement. At that point you are no longer fighting with the bug impacting your systems, you are fighting with the ORM
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by pantelisk 6y ago
One of my fondest memories of Rome, is visiting the Acattolico cemetery only to discover it's basically overrun by friendly cats. gothic monuments + cat sanctuary what a combo
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by pantelisk 6y ago
I do not think religion plays a role at all. Greece is full of kitties too. The climate is nice. They can survive the winter without having to crawl into a steamy sewer like rats. Though many cats sleep under cars (especially if the engine
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by pantelisk 6y ago
It is the latency, yeah. And it doesn't have to be seconds, even 200ms is enough to turn a fluid call into a very awkward "wait now talk". "wait, now talk" dance. Similar energy as driving and going from stop light,
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by pantelisk 6y ago
Pronouncing kubernetes was a problem for me as a greek (greek way would be kee-vaer-nee-tees and it means governor). Getting my mind to use the english word tripped me out, and using the greek pronunciation didn't make sense to anybody
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Well, your conspiracy was somewhat true for AMD PHENOM X2 550, a 2-core cpu which was the same as the 4-core model, but had 2 cores deactivated. Users were able to unlock the cores with BIOS tricks (and some future mobos would do it automat
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Should be a messily crumbled paper ball. Maybe we can use this for heavy hitting spam instead, ha!
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by pantelisk 6y ago
If you want to see a "real hologram", check our the mirascope. It is a children's toy, that consists of 2 parabolic mirrors, aligned in such a way, so that when light rays converge at its top, the illusion of an object that i
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by pantelisk 6y ago
I am curious if you would like to share your experiences. I use FFmpeg (almost) daily and I would go as far as saying it is one of the most reliable pieces of software I 've ever used.
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It would blow your mind if you saw how much slower querySelector is compared to old school getElementByid, getElementsByClassName etc. We tend to think that newer is better and faster, but it's also wise to think that old apis had to b
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Cloud service that needs to serve multiple requests or process many video streams in parallel. (faster performance = less hardware required, bigger scale and potentially improve end user experience - save from their data being on the cloud
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sandals and socks. high fashion uses multiple sources. Sometimes its inspired by nature, sometimes scifi, sometimes its inspired by traditional internet cringe! Interesting pic. I think it tries to show the hdr, dynamic rage of shadows + cl
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by pantelisk 6y ago
"docker-compose up" and your OS, codebase, dependecies and data is up and running locally in the exposed local port of your preference. You can even split parts in different layers to mimic a services/cross-region logic. Of c
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"You can only change yourself" (internet pop wisdom) “If you want to build a ship, don’t drum up the men to gather wood, divide the work, and give orders. Instead, teach them to yearn for the vast and endless sea.” - Antoine de Sa
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"Normalized from 0 to 1" is what I say as a non-native english speaker

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