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Netflix becomes first streaming company to join the MPAA(theverge.com)
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by mmcclure 8y ago
> As far as I can tell they've pivoted to taking on Slack & friends with zero-knowledge team-chat, but global. What? I'm pretty curious what gave you this impression, as I've always seen their chat app as an interestin
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by mmcclure 8y ago
Or mdx-deck? https://github.com/jxnblk/mdx-deck I'm not trying to poo on the OP or Marp. I'm actually interested in using a project like these and would be keen to see some kind of "why x over y" se
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Build Apple Shortcuts Using JavaScript(shortcuts.fun)
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by mmcclure 8y ago
I really enjoy Scalzi, so I was surprised when I didn't know about the Interdependency series. The nice thing was by the time I finished Collapsing Empire the second book in the series was released (The Consuming Fire). I haven't
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by mmcclure 8y ago
Three Body Problem (this one's probably going to get mentioned a lot, and it absolutely deserves it). The Collapsing Empire by John Scalzi. Red Rising (series) by Pierce Brown. I almost gave up on Three Body Problem because it starts o
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The new ZEIT TV(zeit.co)
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by mmcclure 8y ago
I personally love Airtable, but I do totally understand some of your points. I also went through quite a bit of testing vaguely similar services before settling on Airtable in large part because of their API. However, since then Coda has al
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by mmcclure 8y ago
I really do hate to be the guy this guy, but after having to maintain a website a contractor built in Tachyons, I've hated it with a passion of [insert hyperbolic phrase here]. What do you love about it/what am I missing? For me i
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by mmcclure 8y ago
I've been using them in the US for over a year for what that's worth.
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From $erverless to Elixir(medium.com)
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Rebranding Motherhood(nytimes.com)
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The Extraordinary Life of Martha Gellhorn(townandcountrymag.com)
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An Invisible Tax on the Web: Video Codecs(blog.mozilla.org)
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by mmcclure 9y ago
Yes, this is the Kristen Stewart from the Twilight movies, and I found the background on this very interesting. > Less well-known is her interest in AI, laid out in a new paper on the use of the technology to create art in her screenwrit
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by mmcclure 9y ago
A prime example of this that I've personally run into is operations tooling. How many times has logging infrastructure been built from the ground up? I can think of a company (which are pretty great, to be fair), whose core business fa
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by mmcclure 9y ago
The goal is to support just about anything you can throw at us, but the reality is that's going to take months of debugging whatever insanity the internet can throw at us. Derek from the Vimeo/VideoLAN team gave a really great tal
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by mmcclure 9y ago
Ok going to try and answer these in order: > Is this a crazy use of your service? Nope, not a crazy use of the service at all! To be blunt, it might not be the most profitable for us, but we tried to structure our pricing that we could s
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by mmcclure 9y ago
Thanks! One of my co-founders mentioned this in another thread, but you can set up specific playback_policies when you create an asset ( https://docs.mux.com/v1/reference#create-an-asset ). For internal-only videos with
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by mmcclure 9y ago
Thank you! Sounds like a great fit, ping me if you have any questions down the road (my email is just matt at our domain). Azure Media Services (and other, similar products such as Amazon's media offerings, etc) is a suite of products
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by mmcclure 9y ago
This is a really good point. Particularly for Twitch, owning their own CDN has turned out to be a massive comparative advantage. From everything I've heard, they've also done an incredible job with relationships and peering agreem
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by mmcclure 9y ago
(Mux founder) To be completely honest, I'd be pretty bummed if all we'd built was a CDN (don't mean that as a diss on CDNs, we just think other folks have solved that problem better than us). Right now, a developer has to kno
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by mmcclure 9y ago
Yes, we've got live on the way! It will be available on a limited basis to folks in the next few weeks, and hopefully public shortly after.
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by mmcclure 9y ago
Yeah, I'd say that's pretty spot on! We want to allow people to build amazing video software without needing to cobble together their own solution (while learning the infinite intricacies of video in the process if they don't
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by mmcclure 9y ago
Hi everyone, one of the Mux founders here. We've been thinking about this product for years and are excited to finally talk about it. As video engineeers, it's hard to complain too much about the barrier to entry into online video
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WebTorrent: Bringing BitTorrent to the Web (Demuxed Ep. #5)(heavybit.com)
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Graphing, React-ing, and maybe a little crying: choosing a new charting library(mux.com)
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Do Androids Watch Videos of Electric Sheep? How Bots React to Web Video(mux.com)
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So we redid our charts... part I: designs and such(mux.com)
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by mmcclure 9y ago
Nice! This feels like a huge leap forward for Keybase in terms of broad, daily usability. The onboarding onto the app felt pretty smooth overall, always nice when I can feel comfortable logging into a mobile app without pulling up my passwo

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