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by Casc 6y ago
Sorry about that. We fixed this earlier. Please let us know if you're still having issues.
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by Casc 6y ago
Email hello@pbj.live and we'll sort something out for you!
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by Casc 6y ago
Great question, we don't have any user caps or limitations as we pass through bandwidth costs. The bandwidth costs are pay as you go. For reference: Live encoding of input stream ($0.07/min), video stream delivery ($0.0013/mi
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by Casc 6y ago
Hi HN! Joe and Paul here to share PBJ Live. We're releasing an SDK which adds end-to-end live streaming capabilities to any app or website in minutes. Once the SDK is installed, PBJ Live allows you to create, manage and schedule live b
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Show HN: PBJ Live – Add live streaming to any app or website in ~6 LOC(pbj.live)
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by Casc 13y ago
Unfortunately, this is already the case. For instance, your mac address is a pretty good identifier probing AP's periodically wherever you go, 99% of smartphone owners aren't even aware, let alone know to turn off WiFi if they do
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by Casc 13y ago
A bit late to the party on this post - I think the next shift we see in mobile will be anointing the phone as the arbiter of identity vs the current situation in which our desktop / laptop OS user loosely holds the title. I've pre
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by Casc 13y ago
Take it from the founder himself: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6039053 (I believe he's the founder)
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by Casc 14y ago
Passport could be pretty big... point of sale advertising, in store purchases, promotion, etc... A lot of potential revenue here. I had an idea similar a while back and then found... http://keyringapp.com/ Apple is in a much better positi
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by Casc 14y ago
Look at the iPad. Tablets never took off before Apple did it right, with a similar look and feel as other apple products. It's all about the experience.
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by Casc 14y ago
I'd have to agree. I really don't believe a company like Apple would be more than five years away from being able to do something like this, either... Provided they wanted to, of course. It still may be too soon, and I'm certainly not think
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by Casc 14y ago
And why wouldn't you have to bring that hardware with you now, or with the cloud? What happens when you have no connectivity? The cloud solution doesn't reduce the hardware requirement. This isn't even necessarily about reducing the hardw
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by Casc 14y ago
I see where you're coming from. I agree it definitely depends on how much moves to the cloud, could something like this have the potential to affect that? If pulled off correctly, I'd think so. I'm not convinced the cloud is the place fo
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by Casc 14y ago
You got it. And enjoy some media / regular mobile experience in the interim.
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by Casc 14y ago
Sure, I would think of the phone as your identity... your data, your apps, your storage... That's what makes the difference. Further, I don't forsee all applications working cross dock.. Some sure, all no. RE your earlier point on the wor
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by Casc 14y ago
I don't think all applications will work cross dock.. Some sure, all no. And in regards to housing the GPU inside dock, thats exactly what I was thinking. I believe you may have missed: "Once docked, a smartphone can unlock additional cor
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by Casc 14y ago
Yes. This is exactly how I feel. Let the phone drive the data/storage. The dock/mode/inputs are all situational. Mobile will still be a mobile experience, desktop a desktop, the phone can even slide into a damn tablet... But the same mob
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by Casc 14y ago
I'm not suggesting they need to be fundamentally the same. Apple has taken steps to give iOS and OSx some key similarities in look and feel, the lines don't need to be blurred any further, in fact for this concept to be successful, I don't
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by Casc 14y ago
Getting closer... I really think a smartphone docking into stations is the future. "Mannequin" Laptops, desktops etc that are activated once a smartphone is plugged in. You can now use a keyboard, external monitors, your OS slightly adapt
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by Casc 14y ago
Their distribution and infrastructure cost is significantly higher than HBO's would be to support their own content delivery.
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by Casc 14y ago
Not significantly more, at the end of the day I'd have to guess HBO likely sees less than $10/sub.
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by Casc 14y ago
I think you missed what I'm getting at. I'm talking more from a software UI/UX standpoint regardless of hardware & input extensions.
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by Casc 14y ago
We want portability and uniformity. Similar, familiar, comfortable look and feel across platforms. The same fundamental data, applications, and generic controls at our disposal despite the medium. A phone that can plug into a dock, and sign
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by Casc 14y ago
Starting Strength is the perfect go to beginner - intermediate guide to weight training. Good for you, you're on the right track.
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by Casc 14y ago
Skipping cardio certainly won't turn you into a body builder nor make you look "big"... It takes significantly more than just lifting weights, 90% is your diet, caloric intake and macronutrient composition, which together play the biggest
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by Casc 15y ago
I think you're forgetting to take air resistance and other factors into account? Google terminal velocity. Edit: If you meant prior to re-entry of Earth's atmosphere, the force of gravity is changing the objects course, thereby affecting
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by Casc 15y ago
I had a feeling, thanks for digging.
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by Casc 15y ago
They need to define what's in a wash. A detail usually involves a bit more than a basic "wash", if that is in fact all they are offering. Maybe their MVP?
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by Casc 15y ago
Yes, please come to NY. I would use this regularly. Also, more insight regarding the materials your service utilizes (ie soaps, brushes, mits, wax, compound - if any, etc) would be great. If this is on the site already, I apologize, I did
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by Casc 15y ago
I think if they pull off CS:GO correctly it could bring quite a substantial portion of retired CS 1.6 players back online... boosting that number a bit.

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