Everlag

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by Everlag 4y ago
If you're interested in seeing a use case of the APIs, there was a really cool talk at Demuxed last year where some folks built a compositor using this plus canvas[0] [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvsF6ZTYl0Y
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by Everlag 4y ago
nebula[0] may be interesting; you can allow list connectivity for specific groups, all burned into the cert used to join the network. It uses some NAT hole punching orchestration to accomplish connectivity between hosts without opening port
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by Everlag 4y ago
That's such a different approach than I've grown used to, but different platforms encourage different flows. I've been using bitbucket (not the shiny nice new bitbucket) at work for years and its PR search is so abysmally bad
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by Everlag 5y ago
Honestly, RTMP is a workhorse that powers most live video ingest today; its not bad, its just mostly frozen in time. Some issues that came immediately to mind are: - It was developed to support flash; if anyone is sending metadata about the
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by Everlag 5y ago
The current state of media ingest protocols is actually getting interesting. For quite some time its been a situation of 'everyone supports RTMP so you support RTMP' plus 'vendor X does not support $FANCY_NEW_PROTOCOL but the
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by Everlag 5y ago
I would be surprised and saddened if `?` as described in the blog was added to go. Error wrapping is critical for operating a service and staying sane; an operator encouraging `if err != nil { return nil, err }` is a step backwards. Conside
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by Everlag 5y ago
Heads up for anyone reading this on chrome, the examples may not render with a `Cannot read property '_gl' of null` exception; firefox worked fine when I tried it.
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by Everlag 6y ago
Stream currently supports VOD delivered over HLS/DASH. We'd like to explore live in the future.
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by Everlag 6y ago
My team agrees with you :) https://developers.cloudflare.com/stream/ Happy to take any critique y'all may have.
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by Everlag 6y ago
If you want to avoid the 'this chrome extension has been sold to a malicious actor' fiasco that hit me with the Great Suspender yesterday, you can load this as an unpacked extension. Grab the zip from github, unzip it, and point c
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by Everlag 6y ago
Aye, this is the 'Cryptograph Doom Principle'[0]. To very lossily summarize: always authenticate before looking at the message. Its a handy rule of thumb when you're making choices like how to validate a message. https:&#x2F
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by Everlag 6y ago
This labels itself small but, honestly, it feels too small. Why would I introduce a dependency that I can implement in 5 minutes from first principles? The entire implementation essentially lives in atom.ts[0]. Its a class that has an array
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by Everlag 6y ago
If you want to do fun things with ffmpeg as a cli, most roads end at filter_complex[0]. You can get some truly impressive results at the cost of maintaining really intricate commands. There's also added value when onboarding a new team
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by Everlag 6y ago
I am curious how many people mock their SQL queries and how they decide to mock vs not mock at that level. From the perspective of the services I'm knee deep in at the moment, SQL feels like the wrong layer to mock at. Instead, when we
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by Everlag 6y ago
I'm obligated to mention xmage: http://xmage.de/ Think cockatrice that trades ergonomics for a rules engine. Much easier to play when the game just 'works'. It even has loop detection for when you go infinite
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by Everlag 6y ago
The first book has context that I'd say is required to fully enjoy the third book. So, second->first->third->... Most the downside of the first book is the quality of the writing; it was written before author really nailed the
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by Everlag 6y ago
Most good rules always have an exception, Malazan[0] is a fun set of exceptions to these. If you're not familiar, Malazan is a series of high fantasy novels and they're quite good. Well, they're excellent apart from the first
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by Everlag 7y ago
Is the value proposition here the CSS performance benefits of shadow DOM without needing shadow DOM? If so, its surprising there's no direct comparison in the link. I could actually see this being pretty compelling for easy performance
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by Everlag 7y ago
I've been there, I've got a bunch of entries that summarize to 'Bleh day'. For me, though it may differ for others, those entries are useful. They let me notice that something is off and help me figure out if there'
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by Everlag 7y ago
The referenced idea of a 'human log' is great[0]. I started doing something similar 4 years ago and it eventually evolved from per-project notes into a full diary. Being able to search for 'August 24 2016' and know exact
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by Everlag 8y ago
Without looking at the code, it looks like its using a steering algorithm[0] to move a series of 'boids'(each individual stroke) along the path you define. A boid is controlled by a number of forces, as in the physics sense. By va
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by Everlag 8y ago
For those looking, here's the full anandtech review that also came out today. [0] @dang maybe change the link as the review is a superset of the announcement. [0] https://www.anandtech.com/show/12670/the-samsu
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by Everlag 8y ago
From diving in, it looks like the contract backing a smart wallet implementation had a vulnerability/bug/design flaw allowing an arbitrary actor to kill it[0]. It looks like these contracts are treated as a shared library so the c
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by Everlag 8y ago
For those not following the consumer SSD market closely, this is a bit of an upset. Previously, Samsung was king and basically unchallenged on price/performance for mainstream and high performance loads. Now we've got Western Digi
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by Everlag 9y ago
This is a well known edge case of Merkle trees; my undergrad security course covered this as an aside and it is prominent on the wikipedia page.[0] For those not familiar with the specific implementation issue, this post should be a fun rea
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by Everlag 9y ago
As someone at the end of their undergrad, I have to agree that group based projects trend towards being unpleasant. The article describes the distribution of work harming full understanding of the content when all people contribute, however
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by Everlag 9y ago
(Context: I'm here late into the conversation and after the title was changed) When you consider github.com/foo/bar you see that foo has established a reputation by developing code for third party use. Can foo break upstream
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by Everlag 9y ago
If you're looking for a quicker summary of what's happening, there's a write up on r/cyberpunk[0] that was posted 3 days ago. There's a very specific flavor to the subreddit and the comments on that write up that mi
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by Everlag 9y ago
From the perspective of a CUDA beginner, this doesn't seem simpler than writing CUDA with C(not C++, just C). If you're going to pick up CUDA, starting with C means you get the best tooling support and community docs. Not to menti
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by Everlag 9y ago
I just finished up a senior Computer Architecture class last term and a flavor of this was a popular question for past exams. For a more fun answer than an exam, consider that the real estate on a CPU is typically dominated by two things, c

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