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samdung
5y ago
Soon we're going to have questions like, "Our AI interpreted your words as so-n-so. Care to comment?"
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samdung
5y ago
Have you tried https://sendwithses.com or https://sendy.co/ ?
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samdung
5y ago
Hit.Movie coexists with other platforms. You can put your movie on Amazon AND on Hit.Movie. Those who do not want/have a Prime subscription can watch it on Hit.Movie. That's the idea.
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samdung
5y ago
Thanks for going through the docs and linking them here. Our home page contains two slides (one for the Movie Consumer, one for the Movie Producer) and one footer slide. We wanted it to be brutally minimal and convey its message within 20-3
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5y ago
One of key reasons why people watch a pirated movie is because of non availability of the genuine movie in their country/region. A significant subset of such people would be willing to pay a small fee to watch a high quality (FHD/
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samdung
5y ago
What you pointed out is correct. And, it is deliberately so. Look at it from the Movie Producers' perspective. They risk millions of dollars to bring us a great storytelling and they have to recoup that investment in just about 2 weeks
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5y ago
Happy to launch Hit.Movie first here on Hacker News. Movie streaming is complicated because of the high quality encoding demands, need for content security (DRM, HDCP), geo restrictions, low latency streaming requirements, multi-platform su
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Show HN: Hit.movie – Self publishing platform for movie producers
(hit.movie)
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Visually stunning math concepts which are easy to explain
(math.stackexchange.com)
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samdung
5y ago
FB has been lying over and over for the past many years. Yet the firm grows and its profits soar. There must be some fundamental principles/logic for why this happens. Any wise men here?
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The United States and the Mujahideen
(courses.lumenlearning.com)
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Microsoft Released Its Own Linux Distro
(makeuseof.com)
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Can we all allow us the freedom to fail after trying than not having tried at all?
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Full cycle developers – Operate what you build (2018)
(netflixtechblog.com)
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samdung
5y ago
You could try AWS SNS SMS. This is also PAYG. A wrapper like https://sendwithses.com might make your work easier. EDIT: With AWS SNS SMS you can set a spending limit and your bill will never go over that.
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Ask HN: How does Amazon know the car I'm driving
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Why CDMA will die (2006)
(windia.blogspot.com)
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Local Denial of Service in Nissan Leaf EV (2018) Head Unit Display
(wwws.nightwatchcybersecurity.com)
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‘Great Man of Wine’ Steven Spurrier Dies at Home
(thedrinksbusiness.com)
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When a society does not have any problems, it creates some new ones.
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6y ago
Hand me the wrench ... oh wait.
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Tether: Proof of funds report (2018) [pdf]
(tether.to)
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6y ago
Human-meaningful. Secure. Decentralized. Choose any TWO.
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This is less about 'actual news' and more about the ongoing war between traditional media (like New York Times) and new age media (like Sub Stack).
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China bans BBC World News from broadcasting
(bbc.com)
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India is considering four-day work weeks but with longer shifts
(businessinsider.in)
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an interesting reading on the economics of chumbox ads: https://themargins.substack.com/p/taboola-outbrain-and-the-c...
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The Code That Controls Your Money
(wealthsimple.com)
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Done. I'm now on the $12 plan.
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6y ago
I signed up over 8 years ago and never gave a second thought about this. It still works. This is wonderful. Am still in the free plan. I'm going to upgrade even though i very rarely use it.
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