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by rezonant 7mo ago
He simply ignores the courts.
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by rezonant 7mo ago
Leopards, faces
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by rezonant 7mo ago
Seconded. You can't see all the up and down votes, only the balance at the moment you look, and it's not too uncommon to be negative or even dead and be upped or vouched back to life later.
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by rezonant 8mo ago
It seems AI code is producing technical debt at an alarming speed. What many people think of as "AIs don't need code to be pretty" is misunderstanding the purpose of refactoring, code reuse, and architectural patterns that AI
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by rezonant 8mo ago
I didn't know about |&, not sure if it was introduced at the same time. So I'd always use &> for redirection to file and 2>&1 for piping
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by rezonant 8mo ago
If you ever have to enable public OAuth on such a project, you'll need to provide a list of all the API projects in use with the application, and Google Trust and Safety will pressure you to merge them together into a single GCP projec
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by rezonant 8mo ago
Please see my response to your pasted comment in another thread: for many APIs that you can enable on a GCP project, you are intended to use the same GCP project across the whole application for quota tracking. Google even makes you assert
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by rezonant 8mo ago
Imagine enabling Maps, deploying it on your website, and then enabling Google Drive API and that key immediately providing the ability to store or read files. It didn't work like that for any other service, why should it work that way
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by rezonant 8mo ago
Your original post was written as if you were a long time community member here and had an investment in how the community works and yet were a brand new green account. Something you probably don't know if you haven't spent enough
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by rezonant 8mo ago
Not as easily on mobile, and audio playback on mobile also pause other audio sources as well.
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by rezonant 8mo ago
You seem like a very nice person. I'm sure you're great at parties.
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by rezonant 8mo ago
I find your surefooted statements about what hacker news is, will become, or ever was to be worth little seeing as you have only just become a part of this community. Might I recommend leaving the snark at home and approaching your interact
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by rezonant 8mo ago
This is my problem with it. Put in a mute button if you're going to do this, otherwise it's just user hostile. No problem with stylized websites and fun animations.
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by rezonant 8mo ago
Why not use your main account to post this, unless you mean it was submitted less than 4 days ago when your account was created? Genuinely curious what benefit a fresh account gives you here?
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by rezonant 8mo ago
Yep, that's why I said since then
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by rezonant 8mo ago
Thankfully, since then, Chrome and all other major browsers now ask the user for permission before letting websites send requests to localhost or any local IP addresses. Obviously some users may click through that, but it prevents the behav
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by rezonant 8mo ago
I'd be fine with that too
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by rezonant 8mo ago
Doesn't require me to sign in or create account...
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by rezonant 8mo ago
I don't think people are nearly as concerned about their selfie as they are for the security of their identifying documents, which Discord has already screwed up in securing once during this fiasco.
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by rezonant 8mo ago
Hey, no need to defame Satan.
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by rezonant 8mo ago
Likely yes, with a margin of perhaps 38% https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34268536
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by rezonant 8mo ago
"Why so aggressive?" The post you're replying to is hardly being aggressive.
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by rezonant 8mo ago
It turns out the reason they reverted is likely regressions as noted here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46999858
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by rezonant 8mo ago
Still waiting on admission that the magic mouse was a mistake though
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by rezonant 8mo ago
I approach from whatever side the mouse happens to be on...
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by rezonant 8mo ago
I don't know but is there a maximum compression weight on fiber, because in some of these broadcast centers they've got cable trays of SDI that are so heavy and packed that removing a dead line is a fire hazard (because the fricti
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by rezonant 8mo ago
> Why do you need good clocks? For audio, even with simultaneously playing speakers, you only need to synchronize within a couple of ms unless you need coherence or are a serious audiophile. If if want to maintain sync for an hour I supp
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by rezonant 8mo ago
Yes its a huge benefit. Of course without an NMOS SDN solution, actually reliably routing so much data over a network (especially if incrementally designed) is a huge pain in the ass. But thankfully we have those systems now. We sort of tra
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by rezonant 8mo ago
NDI is indeed quite good for prosumer cases. As a Newtek (now Vizrt) shop, our Tricasters speak it natively and that's a great reason we've made use of it. That being said, if you aren't already in the Newtek/Vizrt ecosy
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by rezonant 8mo ago
We're going to need a lot of popcorn to keep us eating as we wait

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