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by mmcclure 2y ago
I've used Hive[1] for this and have had quite a bit of success. It's what we use for automated moderation of stream.new. Lately I've had a solid experience using Replicate for specific models depending on what I want to do. [
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by mmcclure 2y ago
I'm not following, what makes a poorly written React component better than a poorly written web component?
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Facebook just updated its relationship status with Web Components(mux.com)
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Improving video quality on Discord Go Live on AMD GPUs(discord.com)
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If someone can watch it, they can steal it: securing video content on the web(mux.com)
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Mux (YC W16) is hiring a Senior Product Designer that's excited about devtools(mux.com)
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Why your lawyer is scared of AI (Demuxed '23) [video](youtube.com)
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by mmcclure 2y ago
Browsers' native players work great! ...if your video needs are extremely naive/limited. If you want to support modern streaming protocols like HLS and DASH, or really do anything whatsoever but play back a subset of mp4s, you&#x2
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Why are video players on the web so big?(mux.com)
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Reverse Searching Netflix's Federated Graph(netflixtechblog.com)
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Playruo lets you try game demos from your web browser(techcrunch.com)
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by mmcclure 2y ago
There are open source generators for a ton of languages[1]! We've been reasonably happy with their output for ~5 SDKs over the last few years. We did a massive writeup on our experience at the time[2]. In the end...ongoing maintenance
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by mmcclure 2y ago
We're in the process of (slowly) switching our SDKs over to Stainless. I'll be transparent that it hasn't been the easiest/quickest process ever, but the biggest pain point so far is that we were forced to clean up some
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Adventures in 8k(docs.google.com)
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by mmcclure 3y ago
Yeah...I strongly suspect both of these are getting nuked from a flag/downvote/mod perspective. I kinda get it, commentary about Tesla immediately becomes commentary about Musk, which is effectively just incendiary political discu
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Mux (YC W16) is hiring a Senior Product Designer that's excited about devtools(mux.com)
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The Making of VES: The Cosmos Microservice for Netflix Video Encoding(netflixtechblog.com)
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A clear look at blurry image placeholders on the web(mux.com)
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by mmcclure 3y ago
We're also spec-first at my co (pretty mature, large API surface area), but maintaining the OpenAPI spec in YAML is extremely annoying and tedious. This checks a lot of boxes in terms of being interesting, but what does the path from a
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The first four Val Town runtimes(blog.val.town)
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AI models on CPUs: accurate audio transcriptions without breaking the bank(mux.com)
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by mmcclure 3y ago
It took me way too long to start using Lenses. I've been a Kagi user for a while now, but lenses never really seemed that useful. The unlock for me is that I'm often looking for 3D models, so I added one for all the usual 3D model
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by mmcclure 3y ago
I know this is slightly off topic, but I have to ask: Why not create a new account rather than use the same self-described throwaway account you used to ask about raising prices (for browserless?)[1]? For what it's worth, I initially a
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by mmcclure 3y ago
Scraping itself isn't a problem. Scraping content where people are actively trying to stop it from being scraped is where things get questionable. both OpenAI and Google rely on scraping as their foundation for…everything. Ope
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by mmcclure 3y ago
I'm a happy Kagi user, but they might be somewhat a bad example. I suspect their actual indexing work is pretty limited, and they only seem to claim that it's for indexing "niche" stuff. > Our data includes anonymized
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by mmcclure 3y ago
I can't help but feel a little conflicted about things like this in the current climate. On one hand, as a developer trying to just get some updated stuff into a spreadsheet, this looks extremely useful. On the other hand, there are a
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Never* Use Datagrams(quic.video)
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by mmcclure 3y ago
This seems really cool, thanks for sharing! The thing I find the most valuable about Copilot is it living directly in VSCode. Understand it's not trivial and this has one public commit, but long-term do you have plans to move closer to
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by mmcclure 3y ago
I won't rehash what others have said in the thread (UX good, etc, all of which I agree with). I explored switching away from Cron a few weeks ago because I use Fastmail for personal stuff, and the thing I found myself struggling to liv
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SQLite-Vss: A SQLite Extension for Vector Search(observablehq.com)
2 points by mmcclure 3y ago|0 comments

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