Sean-Der

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Show HN: Pion WebRTC Pure Go Implementation of WebRTC (v2.0.* Is Stable)(github.com)
3 points by Sean-Der 7y ago|1 comments
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by Sean-Der 8y ago
That wouldn’t work if they don’t have a direct connection (my main use case) I have a bunch of servers with no public IPs split between different regions.
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by Sean-Der 8y ago
The use case that excites me is transfer between servers/no X11. Just a single binary, no deps to worry about. They could also be air gapped, both behind NATs and other non-standard topologies. ICE will take care of all the hard proble
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by Sean-Der 8y ago
This is super exciting, so many cool things happening here. I haven't had a chance to grok it fully yet but someone added WASM support to pion recently [0] you will able to just write your code once in Go and should work in both plac
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by Sean-Der 8y ago
That is great to hear :) If there is anything we can do to make it better I would love to work on fixing anything that comes up, thanks for using Pion!
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by Sean-Der 8y ago
@bobowzki we would love to have you on Slack https://pion.ly/slack/ If there is anything I can do I would like to support your Erlang implementation! I can answer any questions you have, and would be happy to help get
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by Sean-Der 8y ago
Thanks @cretz :) We have had a lot of churn, but I am really proud of how we split everything out. DTLS, SCTP, ICE and SRTP are a real pain but once it works it is amazing. We are also working on https://pion.ly/knowledge-ba
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by Sean-Der 8y ago
Country A isn't losing anything by allowing others to use it. Even if no one contributes back developers can spend that time doing other valuable work, rather then re-invent the wheel in every country around the world.
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by Sean-Der 8y ago
There are a lot of different options, but depends on what you are looking for! * What are your goals around latency * What does the publishing/viewing look like (want to watch in the browser) do users need to upload? * Do you have any
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by Sean-Der 8y ago
Congrats on the release maxmcd, you really built something cool quick! The best thing about Go is those easy deploys, it would be great to drop this on a remote server and go at it. Could be helpful for getting quick shell help for a friend
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by Sean-Der 8y ago
There have been a few libraries popup that tie libnice + OpenSSL + libsrtp + usrsctp together, it is nice that the stack is all there. Just have to jump through lots of hoops :) The creation of them also seems to be accelerating! I think th
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by Sean-Der 8y ago
https://github.com/sean-der/dtls There isn't a DTLS implementation right now that is maintained, and adopting one would be more work then starting from scratch. I didn't know anything about TLS before I start
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by Sean-Der 8y ago
That's awesome simmons! I can't wait to see Rust/Python/Go/Node all talking directly to each other. I really want to see a world where P2P communication is common. It could really change how people design systems, h
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by Sean-Der 8y ago
There are implementations that don't use libwebrtc/Chromium at all like pions-WebRTC[0] Or do you want something that has a completely different API? It would be nice to be able to ignore the JS idioms, but it is tough to start fr
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by Sean-Der 8y ago
Hey HN! WebRTC is a powerful, but complicated technology. You can build amazing things, but it comes with a steep learning curve though. If you aren't sure what WebRTC is, here are some of the cool things you could build * Send a video
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Show HN: Pion-WebRTC, a Go Native WebRTC Implementation(github.com)
4 points by Sean-Der 8y ago|2 comments
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by Sean-Der 8y ago
Hey HN! After using other TURN servers we decided to write our own and try to solve the issues that bothered us. If it is missing a certain feature please request it, would be happy to work on anything 1:1 to improve it. The more users the
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Show HN: pion TURN, an extendable TURN server written in Go(github.com)
4 points by Sean-Der 8y ago|1 comments
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by Sean-Der 9y ago
GStreamer has support for AV1 in 1.14 if you want to use it today.
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Show HN: Therac – A Simple Pair PHP Debugger(github.com)
1 points by Sean-Der 11y ago|0 comments
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by Sean-Der 11y ago
Because it is frustrating to debug a closed system. I am all for starting a stack exchange discussion when working on things that built communally and not locked down. However, when you are paying Apple for a product, it is frustrating to d
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by Sean-Der 11y ago
I am a big fan of Rosetta Code Here is an example with a good amount of entries http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Sorting_algorithms/Quicksort
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by Sean-Der 11y ago
I have taken my Thinkpad through a couple of times and it has had FreeBSD or Debian + LUKS on it. Most of the time the people that have problems are arrogant. I see people trying to lecture agents and other oneupman-ship, you win nothing fr
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by Sean-Der 12y ago
I could see C replaced with something like Rust, but I don't see it disappearing just because hardware gets faster. Companies will just make devices smaller, and it makes sense to write things in C once if that means everyone gets a fa
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by Sean-Der 12y ago
Text only MUC works with Pidgin+ejabber for me, I really wish you had video MUC. I started a new project and jabber would work great if I had multi-user video http://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0272.html but ended up going
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by Sean-Der 12y ago
This is a small project I worked on over a couple of days as en excuse to actually use some react.js, and learn reflux. It is pretty much a web based equivalent multitail, but with persistence and showing input as one stream. There also was
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Show HN: Pipeshout – Allowing you to filter, examine and debug multiple streams(github.com)
1 points by Sean-Der 12y ago|1 comments
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by Sean-Der 12y ago
I have to disagree. The most painful APIs I have had to work with are ones that try to abstract things away, and fail. They usually create bad abstractions (don't full understand what they are trying to expose) or they don't expos
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by Sean-Der 12y ago
It was written in Ruby before, requiring the Ruby runtime to be installed. With Go you have actual binaries. They also aren't linked to anything Go specific, so you can easily distribute them without installing anything Go specific on
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by Sean-Der 12y ago
Macros in good code bases are incredibly useful to abstract things away. Usually achieving things that functions can't. When working in large code bases with languages that don't have macros I find myself seeing people trying to a

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