A lot of them, it seems

Based on data, this would require you to watch between 1,000 and 3,000 videos per month.

Instead of having the AI write JavaScript code that does fuzzy string matching operations, they have it write SQL.

Yep

Not on my iOS safari

It's also why they bought 40% of the world's RAM supply, too

Committed to buying. They dont have the money to actually buy it (at least not yet).

React Native, not Electron. Though it is slower than it was

That's even more damning that they can't dogfood their own GUI toolkits for the primary UI of their own OS.

Well, keep in mind students at UCLA at 1967 were probably among the most wealthy in the country. A lot more average people at UCLA nowadays. Of course being financially well off wouldn't be the most important thing if you were already financially well off.

Interesting question that the study can also answer, because it also asked about parental income!

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1966 Median Household Income = $7400 [1].

51% of students in the $0-9999 bracket

Largest chunk of students (33%) in $6k-$9999 bracket.

Percent of students from families earning at least 2x median = 23%

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2015 Median Household Income = $57k [1].

65% of students came from families earning more than $60k.

Largest chunk of students (18%) in $100k-$150k bracket.

Percent of students from families earning at least 2x median = 44%

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So I think it's fairly safe to say that the average student at UCLA today comes from a significantly wealthier family than in 1966.

[1] - https://www.census.gov/library/publications/1967/demo/p60-05...

[2] - https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MEHOINUSA646N

Oh, I guess not then lol

This is actually their DRM speaking. If you watch it on a Linux device or basically anything that isn’t a smart TV on the latest OS, they limit you to a 720p low bitrate stream, even if you pay for 4k. (See Louis Rossman’s video on the topic)

OP said they're using an Apple TV, which most definitely supports the 4K DRM.

The bit rate is unfortunately crushed to hell and back, leading to blockiness on 4K.

Oh oops

Have same experience as OP on newest ATV 4k. Good it's not only me who wonders how is it possible that they describe such great approaches to encoding, but final result is just so bad.

Good that the OCAs really work and are very inspiring in content delivery domain.

VLC has fallen slightly victim to the “developer team tries to rebuild the entire product from scratch and still isn’t done with the rebuild but has stopped maintaining the original for like three years” issue that some software seems to have

Ah, the Overwatch 2 development approach.