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   Beautiful ASCII(tightloop.io)

   2 points by socketpuppet 3y ago|0 comments
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   by socketpuppet 11y ago

   We do something similar with Nix ( https://www.nixos.org ). We have a CI server (Hydra) which creates a closure containing our software and all its dependencies, which we then upload to a network of AWS machines that are created w
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   by socketpuppet 15y ago

   There isn't really much benefit of using chunked encoding for streaming video, if you're not generating the video on the fly server-side. If you are simply streaming a stored video, you can just get the file size, use that as the content-le
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   by socketpuppet 16y ago

   How so? 1) One time pads are provably secure albeit impractical 2) Integer factorization is BQP, but not necessarily NP-complete.
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   by socketpuppet 16y ago

   It's just a section sign, used simply to refer to various sections in a document. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Section_sign for a little more info.
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   by socketpuppet 16y ago

   > Most require you to build libraries. This can be a turn off to anyone who wants to get up and running quickly - especially if you just want to try something out. This is especially true of exploratory TDD coding. This is absolutely tr
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   by socketpuppet 16y ago

   Microsoft is a H.264 licensor, with one or more patens in the H.264/AVC patent pool. Having H.264 become the standard for publishing video on the Web will benefit them directly in terms of licensing fees.