slimscsi

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by slimscsi 29d ago
Its called Opus 5
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by slimscsi 1y ago
If you have that many candidates where you can't even answer them, Why are you here asking for more? EDIT: I’m sure you have a dozen great candidates in your resume pile you reject for a type-o or an unknown school, or something. Do a
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by slimscsi 1y ago
I think you need to look into your hiring portal. I have actually applied to this position (or a position with the exact same description) many months ago. Never heard anything. Which is strange since I have decades of video encoding, video
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by slimscsi 1y ago
"If it isn’t funding subsistence it isn’t basic income" is just rhetorical dressing of the term "basic income".
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by slimscsi 1y ago
"If a small amount of my taxes goes to somebodies rent or healthcare, instead of paving roads for the Amazon trucks to drive on, or the FAA for the Amazon airplanes, them I might as well just be homeless myself!" What a strange ar
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by slimscsi 1y ago
This is a straw man. Nobody is talking about funding people to the point where they get everything they need for free. That's insane. We are talking about giving people bootstraps so they can pull them selves up with them. Reducing pov
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by slimscsi 1y ago
This mentality is exactly the problem. The idea that people with more money should get to decide how people with less money get to spend it. And if they don't sped it the way they want, Its waste. reminds me a lot of Innuendo Studios &
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by slimscsi 2y ago
Codec standards are defined for decoder compatibility. So no matter what encoder produces a stream, a “standard” decoder can display it. But encoders are free to do whatever they want within those bounds. Each encoder may choose to make tra
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by slimscsi 2y ago
GPL-2.0 license in GitHub. MIT license on snap store. $19 in Mac OS APP store.
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by slimscsi 3y ago
Yes, and we do, but that is not the slow part: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motion_compensation And as for seams: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deblocking_filter
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by slimscsi 4y ago
If an install is necessary, you have already lost 90% of your viewers.
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by slimscsi 5y ago
Flash "low latency" was just RTMP. CDNs used to offer RTMP solutions, but they were always priced significantly higher than their corresponding HTTP solutions. When the iPhone came out, HTTP video was the ONLY way to stream video
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by slimscsi 5y ago
"Streaming" in the media industry just means you don't need to download the entire file before playing it back. The majority of streaming services use something like HLS or DASH that breaks up the video into a bunch of little
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by slimscsi 5y ago
Cost and scale. HTTP video is significantly cheaper to deliver because of the robust and competitive CDN market. You can deliver all your video via WebRTC with lower latency, but your bandwidth bill will be an order of magnitude higher.
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Different browsers see different colors(mux.com)
209 points by slimscsi 5y ago|83 comments
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by slimscsi 5y ago
I think this is very unlikely. I think it way more likely that apples CPU team uses linux to test chip designs, and engineering samples.
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Different browsers see different colors(mux.com)
6 points by slimscsi 6y ago|0 comments
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by slimscsi 7y ago
Thank you.
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by slimscsi 7y ago
My point is, I am comparing temporal dimension to temporal dimension regardless of how many special dimensions there are. And I don’t understand the argument that an audio sample is more analogous to a pixel that it is a frame on a time li
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by slimscsi 7y ago
Including pixel intensity, you are correct. Infact it has thee planes, so you could even call it 9 demential If you break it down that way.
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by slimscsi 7y ago
I’m not sure I’d agree here. RTPM is probably the most popular live streaming protocol, and it typically has huge variations in instantaneous frames rates. However it’s time base is hard coded to 1/1000. Which means it can’t even accur
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by slimscsi 7y ago
Thanks again for the refresher. But again I am keenly aware for how floating point works. As for audience, this is not a hacker new exclusive. It just happens to be here rite now. It will probably make rounds in other forums as well. If you
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by slimscsi 7y ago
Its comparing 1 dimensional space to 2 demential space. So, any comparison is gong to be a little hand wavy. But temporally, I believe the comparison is apt.
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by slimscsi 7y ago
Thanks for the comment. For the record, I am very aware of iee 754, And I am aware that some numbers that have infinite repetition in decimal can have an exact representation. I actually thought about pointing that out. However I decided th
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by slimscsi 7y ago
fixed, thank you!
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by slimscsi 7y ago
You are correct! I will fix that
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In defense of 'flicks' (or how I learned to stop worrying and love 705600000)(mux.com)
141 points by slimscsi 7y ago|60 comments
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by slimscsi 7y ago
EARTH!
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by slimscsi 7y ago
> std::vector uses constructors and destructors to create and destroy objects which in some cases can be significantly slower than memcpy(). This is precisely what vector::emplace() solves, and std::move should be faster than swap and po
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by slimscsi 7y ago
Increase the key-frame interval

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