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by dtf 8d ago
NATS - the same system that crashed in August 2023 [1] due to an id clash, causing 2000 flights to be cancelled and days of chaos. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37461695
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by dtf 9d ago
I install, run and update via this container script [1] on Arch. It works very well. [1] https://github.com/zelikos/davincibox
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by dtf 2mo ago
“Don’t over plan your life. Be open to the wonders and opportunities that present themselves,” Tan said. [ sharing reflections on his journey from MIT graduate to Apple executive to OpenAI Chief Hardware Officer as part of the Distinguished
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by dtf 3mo ago
I would imagine the only way to use NVENC directly from a browser would be via WebCodecs.
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by dtf 3mo ago
I think WASM SIMD is only 128-bit wide.
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by dtf 4mo ago
That seems like a lot. Can I ask where you got that figure? Is "day-to-day" denoting some kind of specific budget? I just tried to Google it and their AI responded with "The NHS and social care account for roughly half (49%)
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by dtf 5mo ago
Great to hear! I would guess the codec limitation might come from licensing requirements, as BMD would need to pay for h264/h265 licenses for Linux, and that can't really be sustainable for a free product. MacOS and Windows alread
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by dtf 5mo ago
I recently used Resolve (just the free version) for a project. It was my first time seriously using the software but I ended up spending a lot of time with it - lots of timeline editing, keyframe animation, some simple Fusion compositions,
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by dtf 5mo ago
All I know is, it's the end of the long Easter weekend, the sun came out to play yesterday and today and London has been looking very fine indeed.
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by dtf 6mo ago
It's giving Gwyneth Paltrow at the conclusion of her ski crash trial.
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by dtf 6mo ago
I suppose it might be because humans that use LLMs write like this.
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by dtf 7mo ago
I'd love to hear any advice on that! My friend went round and round and sent many documents back and forth for over a year trying to renew her British passport, to no eventual avail. UK authorities were extremely unsympathetic and unhe
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by dtf 7mo ago
Some British women now find themselves in a Kafkaesque situation where the UK home office refuses to renew or grant them a UK passport, because their foreign passport is under a different name. (Greece and Spain are mentioned in [1], but I
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by dtf 7mo ago
Why does this page include this code? https://github.com/huseyinstif/CVE-2026-2441-PoC CVSS 8.8 (High) | Actively Exploited in the Wild | Renderer RCE (Sandboxed) A use-after-free vulnerability in Google Chrome's
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by dtf 7mo ago
"Is Claude Code junk food, though? ... although I have barely written a line of code on my own, the cognitive work of learning the architecture — developing a new epistemological framework for “how developers think” — feels real.&quot
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by dtf 7mo ago
You can actually go and read the source yourself [1]. If Bun is "just a wrapper", then surely Node.js and Deno are too? [1] https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/tree/main/src
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by dtf 8mo ago
While "jab" is used almost universally across UK print and broadcast media to describe an injection, it's interesting to note the choice of accompanying adjective. The Sun, The Telegraph, Daily Mail and The Times love to use
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by dtf 9mo ago
Good question! I read two different Amazon press releases on this but still had to come here for the answer. It seems strange they don't want to advertise the ISA of a compute product - does marketing think it might scare people away?
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by dtf 9mo ago
The author has YouTube devlogged this project over the last 12 months. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uc3Ujdh8Ba4
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by dtf 10mo ago
Paramount being the spurned suitor. David Ellison doesn't sound happy. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/business-news/par...
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by dtf 10mo ago
Edinburgh Airport is also down, suspending all flights after an "IT issue with our air traffic control provider". Not sure if this is coincidental, but the timing is rather suspicious!
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by dtf 11mo ago
Funnily enough, that video talks about the pain of implementing a VST3 host at around the 25 minute mark. "If you're planning on doing it, set aside a lot of time."
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by dtf 1y ago
The punchline left me wondering why the wife didn't simply ask for something else after being returned to the filthy shack. Had she finally found contentment or enlightenment? Did the flounder finally call time?
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by dtf 1y ago
I don't have a link to hand right now, but I'll try to put one up for you this weekend. I'm very interested in your implementation - thanks, will take a good look! Initially this was just a vehicle for me to get stuck in and
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by dtf 1y ago
These release notes are very interesting! I spent a couple of weeks recently writing a ProRes decoder using WebGPU compute shaders, and it runs plenty fast enough (although I suspect Apple has some special hardware they make use of for thei
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by dtf 1y ago
This codec needs hardware support to be practical (ie recording live video rather than just transcoding). So far, I think that's only available on certain Samsung models.
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by dtf 1y ago
I wonder if these new devices will finally have support for the elusive APV codec. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Professional_Video
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by dtf 1y ago
You'll need more than just an account to access "certain mature content" on sites like Reddit - you'll soon need to upload some photographic ID. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cj4ep1znk4zo
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by dtf 2y ago
The diplomatically neutral term is "the island of Ireland" for the whole thing. "These islands" refers to the British Isles, in the context of Anglo-Irish relations. It's some fascinating wordplay, born out of the G
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by dtf 2y ago
Deno KV uses FoundationDB, for example: https://deno.com/blog/building-deno-kv

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