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The Sky Ranches of Baja California(bajabound.com)
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Daily (YC W16) Is Hiring iOS and Android Engineers(notion.so)
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Daily (YC W16) Is Hiring Product Managers(dailyco.notion.site)
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by kwindla 5y ago
> There’s also fly doing userland tcp over userland wireguard because peeps might not have a local wireguard client. Oh, yeah! That whole thing [0], up through the integration with flyctl, is fire. [0] https://news.ycombinator
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by kwindla 5y ago
Sure. We [0] make APIs for live video and audio, so we do a lot of different kinds of network testing. Over time, we had cobbled together a variety of tools to support load/scaling testing, CI/CD, testing during development, and h
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by kwindla 5y ago
So much interesting stuff happening in userspace networking these days. It really feels like the pieces are almost there to treat the network as just another part of the stack that you're programming. (Albeit a pretty low-level part!)
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The Case for Location-Independent Salaries(revenuecat.com)
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Tips to improve WebRTC video call browser performance(daily.co)
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by kwindla 5y ago
Similar experience going to a French school for the equivalent of 10th grade, after attending US schools until then. My first math test grade was very low, mostly because I didn't write things in the correct colors. That was quite a
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by kwindla 5y ago
Daily co-founder here. We try to be very careful with the language we use around security, privacy, and encryption, because it's so important to be able to trust (and verify) all claims. We try to always be clear that with Daily, media
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by kwindla 5y ago
Firefox WebRTC support isn't missing anything big, but it's missing a lot of little things from the 1.0 spec that Chrome (and, increasingly, Safari) have. But, much worse from a support perspective, recent Firefox releases have be
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by kwindla 5y ago
Thanks for the kind words. Our goal is to asymptotically approach doing everything perfectly, and we really value feedback. So please let us know where we can improve and what you'd like us to add. Relatedly, sometimes we have sample c
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by kwindla 5y ago
WebRTC media transports use DTLS-SRTP, which is (loosely) the UDP/RTP version of TLS. In a peer-to-peer WebRTC session, running on -- say -- a non-hacked version of Chrome, you can be pretty confident that you already have good end-to-
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by kwindla 5y ago
Daily (YC W16) | Remote anywhere | Full-time | https://www.daily.co/jobs At Daily we make video+audio APIs for developers. We deploy real-time WebRTC, RTP, GStreamer, RTMP, and HLS infrastructure at scale and always have in
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by kwindla 5y ago
And then moved back: https://aws.amazon.com/solutions/case-studies/dropbox-s3/
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by kwindla 5y ago
Cool! The good news is that the browser/device/connections issues have gotten so, so much better! All the browsers now mostly agree on aiming towards full compliance with the WebRTC 1.0 spec. The likelihood of something important
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by kwindla 5y ago
We see about the same numbers Whereby does at Daily, globally across our whole user base. Bounces around a little but is usually just under 20%. Way more for customers that are mostly serving corporate users, of course (firewalls). And more
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by kwindla 5y ago
I think it is likely also bandwidth and cpu issues with mesh peer-to-peer. Unless you're capping the video bitrate, the browser will try to use whatever the browser's default target is, for each connection. On Chrome that's
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E-Scooters roll into New York(newyorker.com)
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An E.V. Startup Backed by Ups Does Away with the Assembly Line(nytimes.com)
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Human rhinovirus infection blocks SARS-CoV-2 replication(academic.oup.com)
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Docker without Docker(fly.io)
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by kwindla 6y ago
Daily | Engineers (WebRTC, infrastructure, frontend, Rust, HLS) | Remote anywhere in the world | full time | https://www.daily.co/jobs We make APIs for real-time audio and video. We have multiple open engineering positions.
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The Pritzker Prize Honors French Architects Lacaton and Vassal(architecturalrecord.com)
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The Secret Stunt Doubles of the Art World(nytimes.com)
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by kwindla 6y ago
We love mediasoup! Whether or not you're using Daily, I'm always happy to try to be helpful with mediasoup-level stuff. You can find me various ways, including by pinging us via live chat on our website. (And thank you for the kin
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by kwindla 6y ago
Intended to be tongue in cheek, not click bait. ymmv. Direct link to the sample code if you prefer: https://github.com/daily-demos/party-line Cross-platform quirks still make doing WebRTC hacking difficult enough that
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by kwindla 6y ago
Here: https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/a1075db55d416d3ca199f55b60...
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by kwindla 6y ago
Zoom is great, but I'd quibble with "just fine." Zoom's browser client doesn't use the browser's underlying WebRTC implementation for encoding/decoding and bandwidth management. Instead, Zoom cross-complil
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How to build a billion dollar audio app in a weekend(daily.co)
76 points by kwindla 6y ago|14 comments

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