adalkiran

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by adalkiran 2y ago
Hey, thanks! It's a common question that comes from the ML community. The reason is, the main aim of this project is to implement inference from scratch and without using any library. So, Python has lots of abilities to make it easier,
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by adalkiran 4y ago
Hi, approximately it took my two months, including the documentation, without a full-time strict calendar. But before it, I worked on development of a browser-based video conferencing system (using open-source modules, with some other langu
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by adalkiran 4y ago
Thanks for your nice comment :)
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by adalkiran 4y ago
You're so right. In most cases, you won't have a problem if you implemented it with existing products, but for 5%, lots of cases may happen :) The complete reason behind WebRTC Nuts and Bolts is this!
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by adalkiran 4y ago
Hi, we used for development of a browser-based video conferencing system with my team at the company I used to work for. You're right, WebRTC datachannels may be unreliable. But the nature of UDP is prone to packet loss, unordered pack
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