RasmusWL

https://www.scifilab.org/bodytrak has _something_ at least, but still very little :(

Awesome, thanks for digging that up :)

I was excited to look at the company, but turns out they pivoted away from doing log processing :(

Yep. I went to sponsor him with a few bucks, but as you say, it wasn't set up.

Think the best we can do for now is to give a star to https://github.com/gitclear/libinput although it doesn't feel very significant.

> I presume nobody is randomly visiting pages on bill.harding.blog, so you aren't seeing this.

FeelsBadMan.

We're building a product that provides a web interface for creating videos that users can share as stories on social platforms. This includes applying transitions and effects to input images/videos, and generating a resulting video.

Maybe we could be using ffmpeg for this. We never really explored that in depth since OpenShot seemed like an obvious solution :P

They also offer a AWS marketplace AMI with a REST api, so you can do video editing server-side. https://www.openshot.org/cloud-api/

I have not seen any other product offering such an easy solution for serverside video editing.

That's totally fine.

Futhark is an offer for people that need high performance code, but could spend their time on better things than writing CUDA/OpenCL code by hand.

Clearly that's not everyone. Maybe you don't need high performance code. Maybe you need to squeeze every last bit of performance out of your GPUs, so you actually need to spend time writing your own CUDA/OpenCL code.

So while it might not be worth it for you, it might be worth it for people trying to solve other kinds of problems :)

ag has issues with .gitignore, as patterns are not recognized properly. The matcher that git uses cannot be included due to licensing (see https://github.com/ggreer/the_silver_searcher/pull/614).

Does seem like there is hope, as a BSD licensed version exists. My fingers are crossed that this is solved soon :)

Can someone enlighten me as to why the first snippet has a data race? Won't the resulting array become [2,3,4]?

    let mut data = vec![1, 2, 3];

    for i in 0..3 {
        thread::spawn(move || {
            data[i] += 1;
        });
    }