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Tech Preview of our new AI bots(transloadit.com)
2 points by kvz 7y ago|0 comments
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by kvz 7y ago
We’re small but sharing post mortems publicly on our transloadit blog helps to a) be transparent towards customers b) have a reference for future team mates / scenarios c) make sure we really understand the issue. Once something works
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by kvz 7y ago
Downloading has been resumable since HTTP/1.1 but people uploading content have a less reliable experience. Worse: typically upstream bandwidth is much lower so they are exposed longer to unreliable connections. Trying to fix uploading
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by kvz 7y ago
Matthew Walker of Why We Sleep fame, on Joe Rogan https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pwaWilO_Pig
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by kvz 7y ago
There’s rete-cool or reten too, but to be honest I’m not bothered by it in the least :)
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by kvz 7y ago
I realize magic can be bad, but would you really prefer horrible and confusing over it?
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by kvz 7y ago
Understood as I was worried about the exact same things but after a week or maybe even a day of driving a model 3 I don’t miss tactile at all, the screen makes sense, and I like the Tesla software better than I did CarPlay on my previous ca
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by kvz 7y ago
tus.io can saturate network connections reliably and in a resumable way, I wonder what more you would require that makes Aspera stand out as the only way to fly? (honest question, and full disclosure: tus core author)
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by kvz 7y ago
Author here. I can relate to that sentiment but indeed, closing the lid worked so reliably well on my MacBook that it would basically be the same as keeping the lid open and walking to the next room. Meaning: I open the lid, it wakes up, un
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by kvz 7y ago
Author here. It's a noop that lets me put a \ after each lines (not all lines except the last) which lets me re-order commands easily. It's a bit like enjoying trailing comma's for all elements/lines in an array. I agree
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by kvz 7y ago
Author here. Yes it certainly wasn't meant to be a piece to advocate switching. Just meant to give an honest review of my experience, good and bad and cumbersome. Hopefully this helps people make more informed decisions, whichever that
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by kvz 7y ago
Author here. Yes I do realize I'm quite privileged to be talking about $100 that way. I was hoping more to illustrate that RAM will only get more abundant, and Electron only more RAM efficient, as time progresses. I would have liked a
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by kvz 7y ago
Author here. I'm hearing good things about Arch yes, maybe I should give it a shot one day. And thank you for the Toolbox recommendation, I added it to the post!
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by kvz 7y ago
Author here. Agreed, macOS is much quicker to get going. Although if you'd really log all the `brew`s and UI interactions that made your machine yours, it'd still be a long post too : ) But again, if this post is signaling to you:
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by kvz 7y ago
Author here. Thanks, yes, but I'm basically saying I don't want to do that anymore, and don't need to either these days with Ubuntu :) Perhaps I should improve the working in that regard!
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Going from macOS to Ubuntu(kvz.io)
74 points by kvz 7y ago|85 comments
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by kvz 7y ago
While I don’t agree with all of his ideas, Joe Rogan himself doesn’t either. He’s changed his mind openly on many topics. I admire that. He’ll invite a guest he knows he’ll disagree with (e.g. Andrew Yang on Basic Income) and genuinely try
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The GitHub Student Developer Pack Is Back(github.blog)
2 points by kvz 7y ago|0 comments
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by kvz 7y ago
I see, that would be amazing! Yes, it would, to give a head start: npm i && npm run bootstrap && npm run dev:with-companion Then visit http://localhost:3452 and it should get you a working dev environment
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by kvz 7y ago
It does say so in a few places but I agree it's useful right in the examples too, will pass it on to the team!
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by kvz 7y ago
Thanks for taking an interest! The Companion server used in the examples (companion.uppy.io) is really only meant for demo purposes and hence throws CORS errors if you'd try to use it for your own website. You have three options: 1. Di
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by kvz 7y ago
All Transloadians only helped out last month, before that it was just the Uppy core team (and contributors). So it's not that many people, and it's not a wrapper either. Well one could argue, it's a wrapper around https:&#x2
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by kvz 7y ago
You'll hear me say good things about all companies in our space but I'm not so sure what to make of Filestack these days. They run FUD campaigns against the use of open source uploaders https://blog.filestack.com/a
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by kvz 7y ago
I think you could support both. If you'd use Transloadit we could export to SFTP. This way your existing integration could be left untouched, but you'd add Uppy+Transloadit+SFTP export as an addition for receiving files from users
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by kvz 7y ago
Thank you! Happy tus users should go on our homepage : ) https://tus.io/ Feel free to add your company there.
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by kvz 7y ago
Correct! :) We're a remote company but had a good time there during our Amsterdam meetup ( https://transloadit.com/blog/2016/03/transloadit-team-meetup... )
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by kvz 7y ago
Sorry, no. If you really need it today, you could hook up Uppy to Transloadit, and it could export to Azure. But requires a paid subscription. I am happy to accept a PR for Uppy to enable direct Azure blob storage uploads however! (does thi
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by kvz 7y ago
Uploadcare is a competitor of Uppy's parent company: Transloadit. Fortunately the space is large enough that we don't care for cutthroat mentalities. I think so far both companies has said positive things about each other, and tha
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by kvz 7y ago
If you value time over money, you could also use Uppy in conjunction with Transloadit, our company can handle uploading, encoding, and exporting to S3 for you, too. If you want to save money then yes, you could configure direct S3 uploading
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by kvz 7y ago
It depends (sorry :) what uploader you want me to compare with, there's different differences with different uploaders. I think we tick all the boxes feature wise though. And Uppy is modular so you can easily leave out what you don&#x2

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