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10y ago
We build systems that let our customer manage their video, and usually in large quantities. Some of this video spans a very long period of time and the only description that they have of it is in the filename. Getting proper structured meta
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10y ago
It depends on the data set and the images in question. Of course taking as an example for a sport’s clothing company where their digital assets are mostly related to their products a general purpose API might not get the subtle differences
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10y ago
I have been on the beta program for this and generally the results in our testing have been very good. I particularly like how granular the data can get.
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10y ago
I don’t think using different tools (which a drill and impact driver really is) is what the OP mean’t. He was more along the lines that must people don’t care whether you picked a Bosch impact driver or a DeWalt impact driver to fix their
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10y ago
In the operating manual for my BMW it says it’s on the right side to make it safer when filling up on the side of a road.
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10y ago
True and only you can make the choice on how to balance your system for your workload.
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10y ago
To me the delta in price hardly mattered when I looked for how long I kept these systems running.
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10y ago
Just out of interest (as a user that uses Linux, Windows 10 and MacOS equally much) why didn’t you migrate to Windows? Bitwig etc.. runs on Windows as well, but also you get the benefits of using other VST and VSTi vendors.
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10y ago
Django REST framework really makes Django in my opinion. It really is the add-on which opens up a lot of possibilities.
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10y ago
I think they are good enough for the application they are designed for and somewhat of a bargain at the price point. Having listened to most and owning/owned for both studio and personal listening use some of the headphones that Marco
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10y ago
Well away from leaking sounds in to the room that the recording is done in. Even desks can have fans in though and they need to be in the same room as the operator.
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10y ago
Would also love to try it for a new architecture we are developing. Docker ID: timc3
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11y ago
I wouldn’t say that it was that unusual.
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11y ago
Totally agree. I found it just as confusing as the original yet I can see that it’s going to be even harder for someone to quickly fill out when they don’t have a proper desk/writing surface to fill this out on.
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11y ago
It will buy you hours of virtual computing power somewhere...
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11y ago
Has anyone come across a similar message queue that implements offsets in a comparable way?
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11y ago
Quite often the manufacturing process is expensive - For instance in some high end drivers the materials are just expensive to source. Who knows how much of that is bragging rights though
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11y ago
The LSR 305 is an excellent speaker, and I too shy away from Genelecs because I think they sound rather terrible compared to their competition. I do wonder if studios actually compare monitors before just putting in a low-range to mid-range
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11y ago
Behringer Truths are not bad for the price, but Genelecs are usually better for most rooms. But I think there are usually (and not in all cases) better options than Genelecs depending on budget and usage. I for instance prefer EVE, because
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11y ago
Uses GNU AFFERO Version 3 license - noted to save someone else from going from happily excited to disappointment.
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11y ago
this is actually caused me to switch to Safari from Chrome some time ago - I noticed a lot better battery, but also the fan kick in less on my MacBook Pro.
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11y ago
Not everyone uses or needs a desktop on a OS. Personally I think anyone that installs a GUI on a server obviously doesn’t know what they are doing.
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11y ago
Exactly what will happen, more supply will create more demand, which in turn will create a demand for a premium product - the real thing
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11y ago
I grew up on a farm and had terrible allergies as a kid, so bad that I couldn’t go outside sometimes. They cleared up a year after leaving that life.
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12y ago
Where do you get that it’s called high modernism? Personally it’s my favourite style, but it is dated. And like everything else it was a product of new advances in manufacturing and production, not just a marriage of form and function which
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12y ago
It’s been really popular recently in Scandinavia, more so than normal. Personally most American furniture I see in real life is not up to the standard of design I see in and around Stockholm.
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12y ago
Not for much longer, one of the highlights of the past couple of years of NAB has been new algorithms and hardware to combat exactly this issue.
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12y ago
Yes, it’s really well written
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12y ago
I think he might actually have a hearing problem, or badly setup equipment and his music taste is extremely narrow. The experience that he perceives in headphones he has reviewed I certainly haven’t experienced and is not the general respo
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12y ago
Not just the physical space, but also the power and cooling and serving requirements might tip the balance in favour of a higher upfront cost, but lower lifetime cost.
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