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rijoja
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rijoja
10y ago
A 25% improvement over h.265 is surely impressive and having the cloud computing alternative buys them a lot of computing power. I'm sure that it's possible to brute force your way to a lot of optimizations, so due to this there w
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rijoja
10y ago
Did anybody get the source code to run? I've been trying to test it out for a long time but never really gotten anywhere. Is there anybody that is good at functional programming that could help me out? It's surely funny if there c
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10y ago
I came here to say the same thing. There is ano issue already about it. I've benched the program but didn't get the results I was hoping for I'm afraid. It would be great if someone could take a look at that. I think it has
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10y ago
Yes, somebody other than him made the products. He didn't actually make blueprints and make a Chinese factory make them. The real genius is some forgotten guy in China. He made at least 50'000 USD which I suppose buys you a lot mo
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10y ago
Don't remember what books I read as a kid really but some book on political philosophy really messed with my mind that and some Swedish books on computer design and similar stuff. Not the same after that. Used to spend a lot of time at
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rijoja
10y ago
This looks cool but when I start it I get an 1024x600 which makes it impossible for me to even browse my filesystem properly.
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rijoja
10y ago
Yeah division of labour is a corner stone of modern society. The title do you think it be fun to do ... would appeal to me more than to try to guilttrip people into doing something / humblebrag. However I do find the post inspiring.
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rijoja
10y ago
Aha very astute of you! You where right. I've managed to solve this issue and some others apparently there is a fault in visualizations/hyperbolic-disk.rkt that makes the program crash. Thankfully I've gotten contact with the
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10y ago
Nice feature. Also not relying on the rightfully conservative TCP standard, they can iterate over new ideas. I thought the area should be thoroughly examined by now. But they have another good idea: Forward error correction. This is essenti
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10y ago
Thanks for the link! It really explains the concept better than the video.
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rijoja
10y ago
I've downloaded his program and tried to make it compile on an Ubuntu 16.04 machine. I've installed the following packages. libsoil1 libftgl2:amd64 racket-doc racket racket-common Since this is a test version there still are some
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rijoja
10y ago
Not really what you are after but the first thing I do with a windows machine is to install cygwin to make it usable. It sports a nice terminal and then you can ssh from it. Also I've developed a win32 program on windows and since I&#x
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rijoja
10y ago
Yeah really I would like to dive in at the deep end of the pool. But I've never had the time or the energy I suppose.
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rijoja
10y ago
Wow had no idea. But isn't TCP good enough? I guess I could google for a benchmark but I am to lazy. Because it's made for speed issues right?
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rijoja
10y ago
Sounds interesting but is it used anywhere?
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rijoja
10y ago
What is a buddy allocator?
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rijoja
10y ago
I would love to try it out. But I suppose it is iPhone only?
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rijoja
10y ago
Well if you are interested in more risky investing then you could sell it as a game. Appeal to their sense of cleverness.
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rijoja
10y ago
Anything thinkpad really. No nonsense and a sturdy build.
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10y ago
Impressive how long did it take you?
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rijoja
10y ago
Very much so but there are some commercial companies that have been contributing to the project as well.
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rijoja
10y ago
This brings me back to the early days of my Linux usage. I've always been fascinated by this project. My very nerdy dream has always been to try to contribute to it somehow. How hard is it to get in to the community?
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rijoja
10y ago
Probably they convert to lower or uppercase and then hash it.
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10y ago
Awesome idea, please make it available in the EU.
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10y ago
I'm not to fond of the icons. But the spinning wheel is sort of fun.
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rijoja
11y ago
SEEKING WORK Remote: yes Languages C,PHP,Java, MySQL, HTML, javsascript. Other skills Linux, Ubuntu, jQuery, graphics. I've studied computer science for three years. Currently on a break. Location: Athens I'm available for about 2
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11y ago
Thanks for the feedback! I've done some web development mostly PHP and such. Then I've studied computer science for three years so I've some insight in the academic formal world as well. On my spare time I do c programming an
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rijoja
11y ago
Has anybody tested this yet? Please write a review!
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rijoja
11y ago
Nice collection of links! I'm quite interested in seeking some interesting freelance work. Currently I'm working on putting together a portfolio. Enough about me! Does anybody have any feedback on these sites? Does any of them sta
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11y ago
I'm using Ubuntu and it makes a lot of sense to me. It's got the basics of debian which I really enjoy. The popularity of ubuntu means that there are a lot of guides on how to do stuff. As far as stability is concerned I haven&#x
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