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by mannyv 2y ago
Even companies without a sales force (atlassian) has a way to get the word out. But most companies without sales will die.
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by mannyv 2y ago
“Traction: How Any Startup Can Achieve Explosive Customer Growth” Someone in your startup needs to have read this. It’s a discussion of the different sales channels.
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by mannyv 2y ago
Faster processing means less time-to-sleep means better battery life.
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by mannyv 2y ago
Humans normally need about 30 years of training before they’re competent.
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by mannyv 2y ago
It's much more justifiable now for sure.
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by mannyv 2y ago
This also means that the Apple ecosystem is HSA and FSA eligible.
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by mannyv 2y ago
No, it needs a simple cloud infrastructure.
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by mannyv 2y ago
What you should do is track your installs but don't enforce. Then you can enforce later if you need to...but you can nag more effectively because you can show the value you bring (since they have like 50 installs). That said, most lice
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by mannyv 2y ago
More specifically, each possible action on a bucket or file has a permission. You have the option of going granular or not, depending on what you want. S3 can be thought of as a service and an API. It might be easier for you as a dev to loo
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by mannyv 2y ago
S3 isn't a big deal. It could be you're thinking about it wrong.
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by mannyv 2y ago
"He who seeks finds." - old proverb.
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by mannyv 2y ago
Interesting that there's a separate transcode and packaging step. I can't tell from the docs what the output of transcode is. Just an .mp4 file with the correct video/audio track? Does the master playlist include the various
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by mannyv 2y ago
NT used to mean "New Technology," if I remember correctly. Not sure if that was the internal codename or a marketing creation anymore.
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by mannyv 2y ago
How do we nominate this for thr ig nobel?
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by mannyv 2y ago
The vast majority of humanity would disagree with you. And in fact, this is how the vast majority of humans live today. "humans are left to nibble at the margins and dance to the tune of their betters." Isn't that society tod
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by mannyv 2y ago
I remember one trick was to burn a hole in the disk at a specific track/sector location then try to read it. If you got an I/O error then the disk was real.
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by mannyv 2y ago
It looks like this isn't really an ORM, it's more like a node-based layer to simplify DB access. Which I actually like more, because I want to understand the database, not abstract it away. But dealing with SQL is/can be awkw
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by mannyv 2y ago
It’s interesting that the furnishings look, well, modern. They don’t look dated, or quaint, or from another era. The Bauhaus really did win.
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by mannyv 2y ago
China and others have been harvesting old wrecks for exactly this/
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by mannyv 2y ago
The best guess about fogbank is that it’s plutonium suspended in aerogel.
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by mannyv 2y ago
I love these tiny TCP stacks. I used to work with TinyTCP back when. What's interesting is if a search for tinytcp turns up a bunch of them. Awesome! Apparently there's no tiny ipv6 stack?
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by mannyv 2y ago
The 'why' is what makes this post good. Lots of posts just saw 'do this.' But to learn you should really know the 'why.'
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by mannyv 2y ago
In HLS the client decides what stream to use. I presume in WebRTC it’s a negotiation. Now I have to read the protocol. I was thinking the SFU was just a proxy, but it sounds more like it also handles some signaling.
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by mannyv 2y ago
There is by definition a layer of trust between the broadcaster, the server, and the client. That said, you could use TLS from the server to client, which is what many services do (since it's actually quite difficult to use http these
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by mannyv 2y ago
Interesting that "but a particular session can only be hosted by one instance" Why is that? Is that a protocol issue with WebRTC or an implementation issue with the way WebRTC servers are written? There are lots of ways to share s
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by mannyv 2y ago
For HLS you can use mpeg ts, but mp4 is also an option (with the problem you talk about). IMO one of the issues is that transcoding to lower resolutions usually happens on the server side. That takes time. If the client transcoded that late
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by mannyv 2y ago
I believe that's handled on the OBS side.
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by mannyv 2y ago
I always wondered why broadcasters don't transcode on the client side. RTMP can't handle it, but SRT (and apparently WebRTC can). It would reduce latency for sure. Of course, it does require a good network connection on the clien
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by mannyv 2y ago
The advent of live betting means that they have to ensure that live viewers don't have too much of an edge vs stream viewers.
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by mannyv 2y ago
Just curious: are you using the RIF data set? This looks like the Medicare/Medicaid equivalent of the APCDs.

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