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Monitoring and Architecting for Failure(mux.com)
1 points by mmcclure 9y ago|1 comments
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Demuxed Ep. #4: The Long Road to Video.js 6.0(heavybit.com)
7 points by mmcclure 10y ago|0 comments
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Backplane: Simplicity and security through reverse tunnels(medium.com)
45 points by mmcclure 10y ago|8 comments
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by mmcclure 10y ago
I was in YCW16, so I recognize Ian from one of the companies. I don't know why, but I feel weird saying it now for the same reason both of you are and it's pretty clear he's not trying to broadcast it. He hasn't hidden i
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by mmcclure 10y ago
Matt here, also from Mux. Native SDKs are in active development, but aren't quite ready for public consumption yet. Soon!
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Introducing Apex Ping(blog.apex.sh)
2 points by mmcclure 10y ago|0 comments
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How Slack does call quality notifications(slack.engineering)
3 points by mmcclure 10y ago|0 comments
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WebM, VP9 and Opus Support in Microsoft Edge(blogs.windows.com)
1 points by mmcclure 10y ago|0 comments
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by mmcclure 10y ago
You might be interested in Blendle: http://blendle.com
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by mmcclure 10y ago
Ok everything about this situation aside, it feels like a bold move to post about this publicly on HN, particularly when you're concerned about trust issues. I honestly can't believe I don't see any other comments along these
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Elixir with Ubuntu on Windows(blog.greenarrow.me)
2 points by mmcclure 11y ago|1 comments
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by mmcclure 11y ago
Right, but just because they're taking on new debt that they're prioritizing over old debt doesn't mean that they weren't financially able to pay back the original debt. The important piece there is that the new debt has
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by mmcclure 11y ago
> But just because they aren’t asking, it doesn’t mean the pregnancy isn’t foremost in their minds. It is almost worse left unaddressed. > On a call last month, a male investor finally raised the issue of pregnancy > After the call
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by mmcclure 11y ago
> Do you actually think most anyone can afford $5000 round trip to London? I'm genuinely curious where you got "most anyone" from their marketing copy. I read it as "affordable for people flying business class,"
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by mmcclure 11y ago
Case in point: Soylent
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by mmcclure 11y ago
Absolutely. My point was that something like YC (and other programs, I'm sure) is that they'd at least help . Fundraising for this kind of company is always going to be difficult, but a foot in the door with an investor that migh
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by mmcclure 11y ago
I catch your drift, but I don't think it's necessarily true for all "hard tech" problems. For example, putting together a proof of concept or even an MVP for a robotics product (maybe not drivable cars) is totally feasi
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by mmcclure 11y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't both of these concerns largely covered by any language that has tail call optimization (basically any functional language)?
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The best way to build a dev team: Go where the devs aren’t(medium.com)
4 points by mmcclure 11y ago|3 comments
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by mmcclure 11y ago
So, so, so much this. I did a full-stop switch to Mint for ~2 months and, for the most part, quite enjoyed it. What finally killed it for me was when I was back in an "office" setting where I wanted to use a monitor and bluetooth
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by mmcclure 11y ago
FWIW, I'm pretty sure Popcorn has been abandoned, which is a shame.
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by mmcclure 11y ago
I'm not sure if this is what you're referring to, but they also don't allow you to embed a custom HTML5 player, just Flash. So, if you're a content producer or platform that wants to use your own player, your only option
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My Bathroom Mirror Is Smarter Than Yours(medium.com)
3 points by mmcclure 11y ago|0 comments
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What I learned migrating a Rails app to Elixir/Phoenix(medium.com)
3 points by mmcclure 11y ago|0 comments
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by mmcclure 11y ago
I feel like I've seen this pop up a few times now, but this is really, really cool stuff. The only thing that concerns me about the growing popularity of using WebRTC is the security concerns around unknowingly joining a p2p network li
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Earth X-ray(earthxray.org)
2 points by mmcclure 11y ago|0 comments
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by mmcclure 11y ago
> It's good to remind developers that they should ensure that their products degrade gracefully I agree! I don't think it's a bad reminder, I think it just rubbed me the wrong way that he seems to present this whole concep
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by mmcclure 11y ago
> You don’t have to support old browsers and terrible setups. But you are not allowed to block them out. It is a simple matter of giving a usable interface to end users. Agreed. This entire blog post is simply an incredibly verbose (and
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by mmcclure 11y ago
I assume this is a response to the "Dear Github" letter. I'm fairly certain that everyone involved in that letter (including myself), is very appreciative of Github and its impact on OSS. That letter didn't feel ungratef
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by mmcclure 11y ago
The nit picking in these comments seems, for once, to actually be in good spirit, but this is a really fun idea! I would love to do this with startup / event t-shirts so I could (eventually) clean out my drawers...too bad sizing clothe

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