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by streaming 2mo ago
Another reason people saw it in bits and pieces is because TNT and TBS would get you interested in a movie, then go crazy with frequent, long commercial breaks. So people got in the habit of changing the channel rather than sitting through
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by streaming 4mo ago
Yes! See https://github.com/MediaMolder/mediamolder/blob/main/docs/ar... and https://github.com/MediaMolder/mediamolder/blob/main/docs/us...
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Show HN: MediaMolder – A Modern Rewrite of FFmpeg(github.com)
3 points by streaming 4mo ago|2 comments
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by streaming 6mo ago
The benefit is that you and other Rust developers could potentially implement improvements to FFMPEG. Again, if you stick to porting only the top layer of FFMPEG - the media processing framework with the CLI - you can still keep the rest as
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by streaming 6mo ago
Good answer. Asking an AI coding agent to port a C codebase to Rust is clearly and obviously creating a derivative work. You need to follow the terms of the LGPL license, and your Rust fork of FFMPEG must be licensed as LGPL. Videolan holds
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by streaming 6mo ago
FFMPEG is a media processing framework. Of course, it is normally built with the many encoders, decoders and filters that do the actual media processing work. Those components are separate open source projects. The performance critical part
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by streaming 8mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunter_Biden vs. https://grokipedia.com/page/Hunter_Biden
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by streaming 8mo ago
Grokipedia is impressive. All edits to the original Wikipedia article are shown, along with source links for the edit. All anyone has to do is to look at a wikipedia article and the Grokipedia article side by side to see that Grok is usuall
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by streaming 2y ago
... by buying her out.
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by streaming 2y ago
It's always healthy to be skeptical, but we know that on the whole, sunlight is healthy for humans. People who get more sun exposure live longer (even though they have a higher incidence of melanoma). We know that it's more than j
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by streaming 3y ago
No, it's not the same. Molecules act very differently than the individual elements that make the molecule. Water does not behave similarly to hydrogen or oxygen, and humans aren't plants, which can break water into component eleme
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by streaming 3y ago
True. Fluoridated water does more harm than good.
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by streaming 3y ago
Most people are deficient in iodine. We don't eat a lot of iodine rich foods, and commercial farming techniques have depleted soils of many minerals and elements. Tissues in the body that should be absorbing and storing iodine, which i
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by streaming 4y ago
As someone who started and ran a very successful open source project, I feel his pain. You get a large following of adopters, some of whom feel entitled to demand features or priority for bug fixes even though they aren't contributing