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541.
How We Use Microservices and Event Sourcing to Instantly Connect Calls(blog.speak.io)
16 points by tommoor 11y ago|8 comments
542.
Show HN: Our app makes 100x faster calls than Google Hangouts(youtube.com)
1 points by tommoor 11y ago|1 comments
543.
by tommoor 12y ago
I believe it was highly criticized even at the time...
544.
Codependent Contracting: Couriers Demand App Company Accountability(m.sfweekly.com)
2 points by tommoor 12y ago|0 comments
545.
by tommoor 12y ago
I'd be interested to see how oDesk customer service responds to this
546.
by tommoor 12y ago
Obviously this thread needs a link to this article for anyone that missed it a few months back :) https://www.vox.com/2015/1/15/7551873/jaywalking-history
547.
by tommoor 12y ago
As an Englishman I find the idea of jaywalking quaint
548.
by tommoor 12y ago
In the middle of the ocean It seems doubtful... I'm also intrigued by the angle - maybe a helicopter?
549.
by tommoor 12y ago
I reminds me of Google building Chrome... and that turned out okay :)
550.
by tommoor 12y ago
Used to use it, but the last redesign just made it unusable imo. I switched to Yelp when that came out after previously being a Foursquare user for 5+ years...
551.
by tommoor 12y ago
looks similar, except they provide TURN servers.
552.
by tommoor 12y ago
Yep, absolutely right. Although I appreciate Twilio's approach all of this was easy before and the libraries exist in many variations... If you're doing WebRTC though Twilio's TURN service is very cheap and worth looking at
553.
by tommoor 12y ago
The limit is more like 3 or 4 max. Anything about that and a modern machine starts choking on the video encoding anyway :)
554.
by tommoor 12y ago
This falls short for the BBC, reads more like a promo... The article states that the bulbs will be 10% more energy efficient but not what it's comparing them against? Incandescent, fluorescent, latest gen LED?
555.
How Long Should It Take to Build an MVP?(blog.speak.io)
8 points by tommoor 12y ago|1 comments
556.
Using Timezone Offsets to Boost Team Productivity(blog.speak.io)
2 points by tommoor 12y ago|0 comments
557.
by tommoor 12y ago
Looks like it's likely based on node-webkit / nwjs / atom - dead give away is rounded bottom corners and sharp top corners, a long standing issue for that project.
558.
by tommoor 12y ago
I don't believe it is, history has this repeated this playbook over and over, from horse power, steam power, electric power - labour intensive repetitive works have been slowly replaced by automation for hundreds of years now - driving
559.
by tommoor 12y ago
Driving won't be the first job to be displaced by technology, other jobs will appear - possibly one's we can't even imagine now.
560.
by tommoor 12y ago
I believe NW will become an acronym for "native web"
561.
by tommoor 12y ago
https://github.com/nwjs/nw.js/wiki/List-of-apps-and-companie...
562.
by tommoor 12y ago
I'll create an issue, I think they're on with a new logo too!
563.
by tommoor 12y ago
This is quite different to Meteor, allows you to package node and webkit together to create a native-looking desktop application written in Javascript.
564.
NW.js(nwjs.io)
334 points by tommoor 12y ago|91 comments
565.
by tommoor 12y ago
This looks like it wouldn't stand up to me? There would have to be something pretty weighty in that bottom portion...
566.
by tommoor 12y ago
*cloud compute stick
567.
by tommoor 12y ago
Surprised no-one has mentioned Glitch or GNE yet - love this kind of thing.
568.
GoGo Inflight hacks for frequent travellers(gist.github.com)
3 points by tommoor 12y ago|0 comments
569.
by tommoor 12y ago
As someone that has spent the last 18months building on WebRTC I can agree with all of Microsofts points - particularly offer/answer state machine which is hugely problematic.
570.
by tommoor 12y ago
They have started iframing sites on mobile, so lets to measure there and easily enough data to not need to do it at all on desktop?

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