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jameshe

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About jameshe

Sr. Software Engineer at assemblyai.com (YC S17)

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    Looks like 10GB in the README[0] for a 512x512 image - though the fork[1] from the repo in this PR claims to be able to work with as little as 4GB VRAM. [0] https://github.com/Comp…

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    Comment #32393082

    Noticed it was down for about 2 minutes, but up again. As with any big outage, I wonder how much money was lost in those 2 minutes...

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    Comment #30558765

    Yeah, every time a typeface is shared on here it is met with some opposition since most cost money for individuals/personal use. I understand it's hard to take the time to design a…

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    Comment #25521642

    I remember a while back someone posted an open source alternative [0], the biggest downside being that there are fewer features and must be run locally. Also some of the same probl…

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    Comment #25064835

    Interesting, thank you! :)

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    Comment #25064794

    How fun - same goes with the previews on hover over timestamps then, I guess?

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    Comment #25064774

    Another reference, but the /r/youtube reddit thread[0] for this issue has users reporting globally [0]: https://old.reddit.com/r/youtube/comments/jsjwzq/youtube_dow...

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    Comment #25064751

    Seems like just the video player is down - homepage loads with thumbnails, and when you click on a video, everything but the video player renders. What I find interesting is that s…

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    Comment #24704396

    And they excluded Pluto! Guess it's just a faint memory now :(

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    Comment #24349748

    Location: Chicago & Indianapolis area Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python (Pandas, NumPy, Flask, Django), JavaScript (Node.js, React Native), .NET (MVC, EF Co…

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    Comment #22752750

    At least in my case, I haven't had to configure anything. Perhaps it's included in OBS VirtualCam? (see my original post)

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    Comment #22750142

    Location: Chicago, IL Remote: Sure thing! Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: JavaScript (Node.js, React Native), Python (Flask, Django), C# (.NET Core, WPF, and APIs), SQL (SQL…

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    Comment #22749955

    I use OBS Studio with OBS-VirtualCam [0] to attend virtual lectures & hold meetings for my team. I've found it to be incredibly convenient because you can control nearly everything…

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    Comment #22667057

    It seems like the comment would be better as a note for the next Sprint retrospective / planning meeting since it should be a separate card. Under the ticket/card/issue/MR seems no…

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    Comment #22650868

    Based on personal experience, I can totally echo this comment. I am a business undergrad (senior year), but I am a JavaScript developer for a local start-up. On my Windows laptop, …

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    Comment #22473867

    You might be interested in this Global Outbreak Incident Map ( http://outbreaks.globalincidentmap.com/ ). It covers all outbreaks but obviously coronavirus is what most of those fl…

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    Comment #19902097

    Very true. Certainly, this can be the case, but even small farms have overhead where a loan can create instability. I don't want to make the mistake of assuming farmers can't manag…

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    Comment #19901563

    The issue would be in transitioning to any alternative. Equipment is super expensive - and tractors are wayyy expensive, especially if you're a small-scale farmer with only two or …