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by pgz 10y ago
I agree, this is how it should be done! It's very useful :)
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by pgz 10y ago
When I see this beautiful art, it makes me want to play with Voxeljs. Sadly I'm a developer, so what I make would not turn out so pretty.
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by pgz 10y ago
I agree, I really, really hope design tools and practices evolve more in the direction of building a design language and components. As a developer, it would make my life easier as well, when I try to split designs into components / cs
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by pgz 10y ago
> Rather than manipulating the AST, Bublé manipulates the source code directly, using the AST as a guide – so there's no costly code generation step at the end. Is that really good idea when looking at the possibility of introduci
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by pgz 11y ago
WTF. €609 in Europe vs $499 in the US for the 64GB model. I will not let them get away with this pricing model. Keeping my trusted Nokia 2700 :)
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by pgz 11y ago
We solved this with https://github.com/jackfranklin/jspm-dev-builder It's so fast now.
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by pgz 11y ago
We are using jspm on an inherited codebase that was concatenated "by hand" with Rails' asset-pipeline (it has lots of old libraries and the overrides are very good to handle them). What we hate is jspm is extremely slow in de
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by pgz 11y ago
This, IMHO, is the crucial point: what exactly is Yahoo's business? As an outside watcher I have no clue (I am also stupid). Hopefully people working there have better insight than myself.
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by pgz 11y ago
That holygrail project looks cool thanks. As a Clojure newbie, I'm not too fond of Lein to be honest.
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by pgz 11y ago
How will you be programming in a decade? With Vim (or Emacs)... that's kind of obvious.
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by pgz 11y ago
Gromia - https://www.gromia.com | Milano, Italy | Full time | Onsite/Remote Gromia is an early stage startup aiming to digitalize home rentals and make agents a thing of the past. We are looking for a: - Frontend Developer
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by pgz 11y ago
It really depends on the startup. For some form of chat application or distributed system he will find himself reinventing less compared to the competition. Would be a great way to beat the averages :)
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by pgz 11y ago
When in doubt, we used this. irb xs = %w(indian antichi ramen vietnamese bue pastificio) xs[rand(xs.size))] Otherwise we talked to one another.
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by pgz 12y ago
Well, in some time you will lose all your productivity when you have to switch. With a proprietary tool it's not a matter of 'if' but 'when' (unless it's provided by a huge corporation, but then they try to loc
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by pgz 12y ago
I don't really like Atom because of the webkit usage, but I strongly agree that using a closed source text editor is a terrible idea for a programmer... when that editor stops being maintained all the time investment learning all it&#x
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by pgz 12y ago
I meant having something like: if (check_cfunc(ci->me, rb_obj_equal)) { return rb_obj_equal(recv, obj); } and trusting the compiler to inline rb_obj_equal (or using inline), although I reckon you don't probably want rb_obj_equal t
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by pgz 12y ago
Great article! What I don't understand is why can't they make the compiler inline the function instead inlining manually?
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Mpv video player 0.2 release(github.com)
1 points by pgz 13y ago|0 comments
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by pgz 13y ago
This also looks really good for video playback (as in movies). It would avoid stuttering from pulldown. I am quite hyped about this.
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by pgz 13y ago
They claim no HTML in the video though, so I expect to be more like programming a GUI toolkit than a web application.
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by pgz 13y ago
On OS X main was wrapped in a function that made it work with the Finder (manipulating an argv containing --psn). It was annoying to me because I worked on a application that did the same thing internally and where SDL was not a hard depend
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by pgz 13y ago
That's great news, I always felt the whole SDL_main thing to be quite evil.
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by pgz 13y ago
Interesting, it should actually build with ffmpeg 1.2 correctly (as a matter of fact I have been using it until 2 days ago). If you can reproduce it, I'd love a bug report.
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by pgz 13y ago
That player has a nice GUI but renders colors incorrectly with common h264 HD videos that use planar YUV colorspace (pretty much all of them use it). It always uses the BT.601 colormatrix to perform the YUV -> RGB colorspace conversion.
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by pgz 13y ago
Did you actually activate vdpau with `--hwdec=vdpau`? If you did can you please open a issue so that your specific problem can be investigated? The switch changed from mplayer/mplayer2 and mpv uses the new hwaccel api where available (
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by pgz 13y ago
I know people have been using it with XMonad. There is a fresh issue from today ( https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/issues/179 ), is this helpful in any way?
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by pgz 13y ago
It is installable via homebrew very easily: https://github.com/mpv-player/homebrew-mpv The formula also builds `mpv.app`, I use that to open files directly from the Finder.
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by pgz 13y ago
I know it was added to deb-multimedia some days ago and it is also in the gentoo-multimedia overlay and on AUR. I think many distributions would consider mpv a duplicate of mplayer, so for one to be packaged officially the other would have
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by pgz 13y ago
The main selling point of mpv, IMHO, is video quality and color correctness. You can get pretty nice results (on par with MadVR on Windows) with --vo=opengl-hq and it's many suboptions. Minimalism is also something people are intereste
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by pgz 13y ago
I believe the new filter infrastructure is now in ffmpeg. Infact they added many filters lately (1.2 and 2.0 releases) and ported most of libmpcodecs (mplayer's) filters. mplayer still doesn't support mkv segment linking.

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