@James

The Problem My self-hosted Jellyfin was slow whenever I connected to it from abroad over Tailscale. My ISP upload is about 500 Mbit/s, but streams stuttered and iperf3 over the tunnel only managed ~10 Mbit/s: $ iperf3 -c jellyfin-host [ 5] 0.00-10.00 sec 11.9 MBytes 10.0 Mbit/s It wasn’t a relay or routing issue — tailscale status showed a direct connection (not a DERP relay): $ tailscale status 100.xx.xx.xx jellyfin-host linux active; direct xx.xx.xx.xx:41641 So: direct, low-latency, half a gigabit of upload available — and still only 10 Mbit/s for a single stream.

https://reddit.com/link/1u0rx4y/video/yhckg2drz56h1/player Sick of writing custom parsers every time I switch tactile sensors. Threw this together — one API, any sensor, 3 lines. Video shows the useful thing: demo: AI pre-annotate → review → export. Took me like 2 minutes. pip install tlabel import tlabel tlabel.demo() # try it right now, zero config Works with GelSight Mini, DIGIT, PaXini, Daimon. MIT, free. submitted by /u/ImmediateArm7942 [link] [Kommentare]

This guy was just doing a live set on Kill Tony. He claims to have worked for Mt Gox in Japan, specifically doing their English press releases, before (and after) the hack. The show is still going on, will provide a time stamped link later. submitted by /u/TatarAmerican [link] [Kommentare]

Apple developers can now securely call cloud-hosted Gemini models using the Foundation Models framework, and access Gemini in Xcode.

Waymo has acquired a massive 5,500-acre proving ground in Arizona owned by Route 14 Investment Partners LLC, a Delaware shell company associated with Apple, according to documents filed with Maricopa County.

I think browser based mining is a fairly new thing and I’m wondering what people think of it? I don’t want to plug any particular coin but I’ll point out browsercoin as a general example. For years it seems like there have been too many barriers preventing mass adoption but what if a browser based token automatically generates a wallet and you can mine at home or on a mobile device. Would this make crypto adoption easier for most people to enter and possibly stimulate use as a currency, whatever token that might be? I’m looking for meaningful discussion from folks who understand the tech better than me. submitted by /u/SBTWP [link] [Kommentare]

For our next event on 9 June, we’ll be taking the popular topic of Fake News and this will take the form of a competition. If you want to take part, prepare a short talk (aim for only a couple of minutes) on some aspect of the Canon or Victorian life which can be true or false. \n