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by jbaudanza 6y ago
I use MediaSoup to bridge between ffmpeg and WebRTC. It works pretty well, and I like that it’s all node based.
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by jbaudanza 6y ago
I use Papago from Naver. It doesn’t support as many languages, but it’s Korean translations are far superior to Google’s.
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by jbaudanza 6y ago
I also struggle with this issue, but I've never heard the term "the curse of knowledge." I'm happy I have a name for it now. When you try to explain to people that it's difficult to understand that other people don&
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by jbaudanza 6y ago
Yes, that makes sense. I was just wondering if the target virus is already RNA encoded, if that provides any shortcuts. It sounds like maybe not.
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by jbaudanza 6y ago
I see, thanks for the reply! I was thinking that maybe because Covid is an RNA virus, there would be a shortcut to getting the mRNA sequence for creating the spike protein. The scientists could peek at the RNA in the actual virus, recognize
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by jbaudanza 6y ago
Does the fact that Covid-19 is an RNA virus make it easier to target with an mRNA-vaccine? Could this technology also be used to target a DNA virus as well?
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by jbaudanza 6y ago
This particular incident happened in 2009, when HFT was still relatively new and very profitable. These days, it's much more competitive and I doubt you could justify such an investment.
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by jbaudanza 6y ago
Thank you! That’s good advice
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by jbaudanza 6y ago
Thank you! This is very helpful! We are doing mostly 1-on-1 calls, so I'm considering if peered connections would be better. They're certainly cheaper. I hadn't considering simulcasting multiple quality streams. That's s
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by jbaudanza 6y ago
This is great! I just spent the weekend researching WebRTC for a language learning project I'm working on. I have a few questions about SFUs. Maybe someone here can help. 1. SFUs seem to be the clear winner for multi-party calls. Do th
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by jbaudanza 6y ago
I really like this idea but I wish I could try it without linking my Google/Facebook/LinkedIn account.
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by jbaudanza 6y ago
There is really no good answer to this. Just keep trying stuff. My language learning website (www.captionpop.com) was ignored by HN, reddit, and the other random places I posted it. Finally, I put a post on producthunt and it spent the whol
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by jbaudanza 6y ago
This is great, thank you! Installed!
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by jbaudanza 6y ago
I would agree, except that Twitter pushes so much content from people you don't follow while attempting to keep you engaged. I'm talking about the likes, retweets, comments, etc. If twitter did only display content from people you
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by jbaudanza 6y ago
These are the affected counties: https://twitter.com/GavinNewsom/status/1282780070323515393 Notably, San Francisco isn’t included. Probably because SF hasn’t opened up as much as other counties on this list.
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by jbaudanza 6y ago
I wanted to see how it would handle non-ascii text so I typed 안녕하세요 and it romanized it to annyeonghaseyo. (This is "hello" in Korean). I did not expect that. I really like the idea of a text-only social network, so I hope this
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by jbaudanza 6y ago
Thank you for posting this! I had no idea this existed. It looks like all the rates are published with EUR as a base currency, so if you wanted to get the USD <> KRW exchange rate, you would have to use EUR at an intermediate. This is
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by jbaudanza 6y ago
Seoul is sounding pretty appealing right now.
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by jbaudanza 7y ago
This has been my “excuse-buster” workout for years. No equipment required. You just need a room with a tiny bit of space. I’ve done this in small hotels room before, no problem. If you’re stuck somewhere right now and unable to access a gy
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Effective workout you can do if you're stuck in a room with no equipment(youtube.com)
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Seed: South Korea's home-grown block cipher(en.wikipedia.org)
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by jbaudanza 7y ago
More info from Wikipedia: SEED is a block cipher developed by the Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA). It is used broadly throughout South Korean industry, but seldom found elsewhere. It gained popularity in Korea because 40-bit enc
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Seed: South Korea's custom block cipher that secures online commerce in SK(tools.ietf.org)
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by jbaudanza 7y ago
The zoning administrator is part of the San Francisco Planning Department. Last September, the SF Planning Department Director, John Rahaim, announced his retirement. Mayor London Breed will need to find a replacement nominee soon who will
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by jbaudanza 7y ago
This was one of my favorite places to go work in SF. It was a cafe that was optimized for people working. I was disappointed recently when I found out they had shut their doors permanently. I was surprised too, because they always seemed to
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SF Zoning Department rules that Workshop Cafe is an office, forcing it to close [pdf](sfgov.org)
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by jbaudanza 7y ago
I use TODO in my code all the time as shorthand for: "This code is functional, but if you are going to do another iteration you may want to consider the following improvement or optimization." It's not at all meant to be to b
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by jbaudanza 7y ago
Yes, I have had the same frustrations. The dependency array pattern feels very brittle. I have found two ways to deal with this: 1) Instead of taking a callback, can your hook return some value instead? I've found that in most cases, i
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by jbaudanza 7y ago
That is definitely a reasonable interpretation. But I think if I'm violating their ToS, then almost every non-trivial use of the IFRAME API is violating their API. Google is a big company, and I think it's likely that the IFRAME A
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Ask HN: YouTube threatening to shut off API access to my language learning site
5 points by jbaudanza 7y ago|2 comments

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