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Bot apps, the invisible interface, and a $100B dollar market
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Shame and security
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Signalmaster: signaling server for SimpleWebRTC.js
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adambrault
14y ago
Here you go: https://github.com/andyet/signalmaster
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14y ago
Also — we built this with SimpleWebRTC ( http://simplewebrtc.com ), which Henrik Joreteg wrote to cut through the complexity required to get up and running with WebRTC.
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Conversat.io is a free WebRTC multi-user video chat app
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WebRTConf
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Hipsters on realtime
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Stop sending template engines to the browser. How to make 6-10x faster templates
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14y ago
Hi, Adam from &yet here. We're organizing redisconf. We also organize krtconf ( http://2012.krtconf.com ). We're putting together the Redis event for the same reason we organized krtconf: we wanted to go to something like it and it didn
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14y ago
We've been using this for several months at &yet and it's been a surprisingly valuable tool. At first, my thought was honestly, "So what? It's a threaded message board." until we actually started using it. It's actually the feature rest
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Compromising the integrity of the npm registry
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Shipping product-grade code is never easy.
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15y ago
Agree. As the guy who generally plays this role on our team, I'm quite certain none of our developers would say they outwork me. It's easy to see how someone without practical boots-on-the-ground, neck-on-the-line experience in design, deve
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15y ago
I had no idea that "vagary" had the same root. I thought "vaguery" was a completely made up word when I wrote it, just like "mindmeldification", etc. That's it. I'm hereby turning in all my spelling bee ribbons. You win, starpilot. You win.
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adambrault
15y ago
Wow. That's news to us. Thanks for the heads up.
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adambrault
15y ago
We didn't post this. I was a bit surprised and it made for a completely unexpected and a bit stressful day. No doubt, it's a nice surprise for anyone to be pinned to the top of HN for most of the day, but we haven't put out a press release
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adambrault
15y ago
I'm disappointed it pissed you off so much. But I made that call. Why? Because we were getting people pissed off that they didn't find out until they went to sign up. We flat haven't had time to do a more complex and friendly/informative so
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adambrault
15y ago
We have lots of plans for integration... :)
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adambrault
15y ago
I think you make some fair points. 100% agree we desperately need a better demo on the front page. I think the landing page needs help, too, but we've gotten mostly positive responses to it. I personally didn't expect this, because I want
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You're pretty much dead on. We built the tool based on a completely stripped down paper process we created. We made a set of Post-It notes that we put on a shared space. Then we would put what we were actually working on the door to our off
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15y ago
Good point and cool idea about the custom invite URL. I've seen mspaintadventures.com and was entertained... why? :)
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15y ago
Yep, and then, if I recall (and without looking), it removes the background on Chrome entirely (leaving it transparent and grey and unreadable instead of white in the center). I messed with it for a couple hours to get Chrome and Firefox to
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adambrault
15y ago
Cool! Thanks! ...and you're right: we actually did design it from day one to be a very enjoyable and fast keyboard experience.
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adambrault
15y ago
Thanks. :) There are definitely tons of places it needs to be improved, but we appreciate the kind words!
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adambrault
15y ago
Good point. Forgive the dirty websockets check. We're going to do this better.
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15y ago
Yeah, suddenly border-image rendering changed in Chrome between versions and Firefox got the short end of the stick. Sorry!
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adambrault
15y ago
Yep. It needs to get a lot better. We'll work on that.
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15y ago
Cool. Thanks for the feedback. It's definitely not as clear as it could be. We'll do better.
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15y ago
We have a bit of a description of the features as you scroll down the page, but we're aware it needs to be improved. In essence, everyone makes short lists of what they're really working on that day (or near future) then marks what they're
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