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by slashink 8y ago
While Godot is great it's not really a competitor to Unity with the vast array of use cases that Unity has today, not to even mention the workflows built around the engine. I would rather bet on Unreal or similar engines with equal fea
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by slashink 8y ago
Realize this does not solve your problem, but for the writing and drafting part. I personally use Blot ( https://blot.im ). It's been really great, especially for actually getting content written. You just tie it to a dropb
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by slashink 8y ago
Interested to hear your full angle on this, not trying to flame bait here but genuinely curious.
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by slashink 8y ago
That's all too true. However it's important to remember that when H.264 started to get public traction (this is back in 2005, when Apple started pushing H.264 movie trailers), realtime CPU encoding was deemed impossible at that po
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by slashink 8y ago
NVENC on the Turing architecture (RTX2080/2070/2060) is at the highest quality setting comparable to x264 fast. During complex scenes closer to faster. Older architectures (Pascal etc) are worse. Gold standard for H.264 quality&#x
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by slashink 8y ago
The really interesting part is that the highlight marketing photos are using pictures of an Apple Watch and when you actually check the product, the "real" photos is nothing like it. This is basically adding a known brand onto che
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by slashink 8y ago
Account created 10 minutes ago. No comment history. Straight onto a political subject.
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by slashink 8y ago
While I’m not particularly hopeful for actual positive outcome of a larger study I must ask: isn’t this how studies are supposed to be done? You devise a hypothesis, you confirm it as good as you can in an experiment and document the proced
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Demuxed: Video tech conference in SF (livestream)(demuxed.com)
3 points by slashink 8y ago|0 comments
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by slashink 8y ago
This is true for me. I've cut my business travel a significant amount over the last years as a result of the time it takes to clear the border control in the US. In the past i used to fly the route between Europe and the US maybe 10-11
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by slashink 8y ago
22 years ago https://www.nytimes.com/1996/03/03/business/investing-it-the...
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by slashink 8y ago
Interesting problem and a good video describing what you are looking for! Although i think this is solved by using a dual monitor setup, keep your notes on the secondary monitor and just capture the first monitor. That way you get all the w
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Disconnecting(blog.jonasbengtson.se)
2 points by slashink 8y ago|0 comments
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by slashink 8y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-bandwidth_Digital_Conte... The standard is called HDCP
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by slashink 8y ago
Wanted to also add my voice here, would love to see a video or a couple of them if you taking about the dynamics of this!
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by slashink 8y ago
Twitch rewrote their entire video player in C++ and compiles it down to WebAssembly with Emscripten. That way the same player can be compiled to the web, as to iOS, Android, game consoles etc. That’s a huge business case when you want to cr
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by slashink 9y ago
I also found this very weird. Correct me if i'm wrong but while this blog seems creditable and by a good author it isn't "huge" in any sense which makes it even more confusing that someone shows up that fast to comment o
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by slashink 9y ago
Really what has to happen is that the chip companies have to wake up to the fact that levels of compensation at software companies has outpaced them. If you want to hire top talent for half of what GOOGLE/FB/AMZN would pay the tal
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by slashink 9y ago
No, luckily our version is not tied to the SIM card at all and works on just wifi devices. It's also free for the consumer to use. For being a service primarily integrating with banks, i will say it works very well in Sweden and now mo
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by slashink 9y ago
No, the 2FA is not tied to a mobile number. The way it works is you install the application on your phone, set a 6-8 digit numerical password for your app and then through your bank, you bind the application on that specific phone to your i
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by slashink 9y ago
I think the article brings up some good points about the issues of verifying identity over the internet, something that yet does not have a universal standard. In Sweden we have a system called "BankID" which basically let's
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by slashink 9y ago
The article say that they haven’t tested X yet but they are looking forward to it as it adds OIS on both cameras.
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by slashink 9y ago
Hey eterm, this is not the case, we are not blocking chromecast on purpose. Can you send me an email at coral@twitch.tv and I'll happily gather the error data to ease troubleshooting.
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by slashink 9y ago
This is great. I very much appreciate the work done by the contributors to the Tails project and I trust & agree with their technical decisions for this release. As Internet keeps getting more monitored, Tails serves as an important to
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by slashink 9y ago
Nowadays they start at around $1300 for 10000 square feet and goes upward in price the larger lawn you have. But with that price you also never have to attend your lawn again.
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by slashink 9y ago
http://www.husqvarna.com/us/products/robotic-lawn-mowers/ Got one of this for my lawn about 8 years ago and it was probably the best investment i've made for the lawn. Not only does it remove the mainten
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by slashink 10y ago
Same on iPhone Safari
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by slashink 10y ago
I see what you're getting at and understand what you want to accomplish but I do not agree. These revelations concern tons of engineers, especially those working or considering interviewing for Uber right now. It's also a service
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by slashink 10y ago
He previously posted one about someone emailing him about a hacked Instagram after finding his name and the email @haxx.se in the licenses. EDIT: Here's the link: https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2016/01/19&#x
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by slashink 10y ago
Account age 19 minutes... Hopefully trolling.

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