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ryanmjacobs
7y ago
I highly recommend using pixiecore as an iPXE server -- your remote machines only need to have PXE enabled. Previously, it was a pain in the ass to install the TFTP server and get a DHCP server capable of not binding to every request (and o
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ryanmjacobs
7y ago
Mmm... thanks guys :\
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Flashing FPGAs with Your Phone
(kickstarter.com)
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7y ago
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ryanmjacobs
7y ago
This is by far the largest and most in-depth project I've ever undertaken. It's absolutely nerve-racking haha Any feedback/questions would be appreciated
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Show HN: WebFPGA – Rapid FPGA Development for Beginners
(kickstarter.com)
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7y ago
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7y ago
Ah gotcha, I think I was mixing up MPEG1 and MJPEG in my head. I didn't realize that you could disable those features in the encoder. I'll have to look into x264 tunables that lower latency. Might be interesting.
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7y ago
Oh shoot wow that's really cool! Honestly, it's such a weird feeling viewing through that secondary perspective. I'm glad that someone else also came up with the idea. We had a lot of fun by having someone hold the device mou
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7y ago
Of course. FFMpeg was used consistently on our backend; we cycled through various codecs to find the best one for our purpose and changed the frontend library accordingly. And I think you're right on the encoding latency. I believe tha
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7y ago
I almost did a double take when I saw this project. We used this library two years ago in HS for some low-latency VR streaming. And yes, it's a little CPU-intensive so our smartphones got rather hot. We tried other streaming protocols
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8y ago
A bit late, but in my high school, we realized that our student IDs were chunked by which feeder middle school we came from. This was after we scraped the entire ID->Name mapping database. For example, 7500-7600 was Middle School "A
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8y ago
Gosh, I did this back in my high school as a Senior, two years ago. Got myself suspended for two days and ruined my perfect attendance, oh well. It scared the shit out of me when two police officers barged into my U.S. History class and pul
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Letter to HN: On Youthful “Success”
(most.definitely.notryan.com)
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8y ago
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8y ago
This is a really good idea (speaking as someone who is searching for one right now). Hopefully, we get some posts soon!
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Urban Dictionary: Hacker News
(urbandictionary.com)
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8y ago
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Motorized, Live 360° Video (Before Facebook Did It)
(rmj.us)
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10y ago
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Five Days to Get Famous
(ryanmjacobs.github.io)
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10y ago
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Painless timelapsing to show off your productivity
(github.com)
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11y ago
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ryanmjacobs
11y ago
If you're talking about kihi.io vs kihihosting.com, I would go with kihihosting.com. It just feels more... professional.
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ryanmjacobs
11y ago
I just want to say that this VPS provider is fantastic . It's so cheap and easy to get running. I'm just discovering CoreOS and Docker, and having a lot of fun in the process. I highly recommend this service.
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C – Compile and execute C “scripts” in one go
(github.com)
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12y ago
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Update your copyrights for the new year with GitHub-copywriter
(github.com)
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ryanmjacobs
12y ago
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