brendanib

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RPC across Python and TypeScript with zero dependencies(blog.cloudflare.com)
4 points by brendanib 2mo ago|0 comments
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by brendanib 3mo ago
use vinext! (now 1.0 beta) https://vinext.dev/ https://x.com/James_Elicx/status/2073457440461303836 it already uses Workers Cache for the route-level ISR cache
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Panic and abort recovery in WASM‑bindgen(blog.cloudflare.com)
4 points by brendanib 5mo ago|0 comments
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by brendanib 2y ago
There's no hard limit on duration! 30 seconds of CPU time https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/platform/limits/#d...
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by brendanib 2y ago
Would love feedback on which packages you'd like to see us support: https://github.com/cloudflare/workerd/discussions/categories...
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by brendanib 2y ago
Three aspects of performance: 1. Cold start perf 2. Post-cold start perf - The cost of bridging between JS and WebAssembly - The speed of the Python interpreter running in WebAssembly Today, Python cold starts are slower than cold start
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by brendanib 12y ago
I've been using this for a few months now and it's amazing. They're moving crazy fast to support ES6 features, and the interface for writing a new rule is great.
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by brendanib 12y ago
I've been using this for almost three months now and it's fantastic, hard to work without it.
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by brendanib 13y ago
We are collecting anonymous data about the network, browser, etc. and tying it back to core metrics like call length, but there's always more we can do. I'm really hoping that more browsers start to support the network information
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by brendanib 13y ago
Thanks Roger -- we really want to create a connection quality indicator like you describe, kind of like the number of bars on your cell connection. One of our biggest frustrations with existing services is that it's hard to tell why th
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by brendanib 13y ago
Let's say you send a link to someone on an iOS device -- we can prompt them to install a native app, then as soon as they open the app, with no login, your call starts. Apple actually is refusing to add WebRTC to Safari, because if you
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by brendanib 13y ago
Right now they're very similar, but we're working on getting Awesometalk onto more platforms than just the web. We want you to be able to send anyone an Awesometalk link, and no matter what device they're using, have a conver
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by brendanib 13y ago
Thanks for the feedback, sorry your first call didn't go well. When the connection is poor, as it sounds like it was in this case, would you be okay if we fell back to audio-only and explained why? This seems like a better experience t
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by brendanib 13y ago
Hey, I'm one of the co-founders of Awesometalk. We started working on this 2 weeks ago and I'd be happy to answer any questions you have.
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Show HN: Awesometalk – Free video calling without the hassle(awesometalk.com)
40 points by brendanib 13y ago|17 comments
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by brendanib 13y ago
Haha, oops, just an editing mistake leaving those out. Thanks for finding that typo.
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by brendanib 13y ago
Thanks! If you run into any issues getting started, send me an email - brendan@awesomebox.co
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by brendanib 13y ago
Totally understandable - we don't want to exclude you based on the number of characters in your desired username. We just don't have a good set of all the words we need to reserve upfront - what we really want to avoid is ever for
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by brendanib 13y ago
Thanks! Let's take a stab at getting you setup with something small tomorrow ;) It's funny that you said that about our landing page, because before this, we were probably the most egregious offender of having landing pages that d
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by brendanib 13y ago
Thanks! Our goal is to integrate with your source control, no matter where it's hosted. Anything that can send us a webhook should work just fine - just a matter of timing for us to build the integration. Email me at brendan@awesomebox
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by brendanib 13y ago
Whoa, that's amazing, thanks for sharing that. I'll check it out.
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by brendanib 13y ago
Great question - here's a few problems that Matt and I have encountered with Github issues and screenshots: 1) Clients, managers and other "non-developers" usually don't have Github accounts. When we tried making them us
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by brendanib 13y ago
Thanks! Awesomebox only works with client-side code that runs in a browser - HTML/CSS/JS. If you have a Rails app that serves up a "single-page" app (like Angular, Backbone, Ember, etc.), we can work with you to make Awe
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by brendanib 13y ago
:) - could you email me at brendan@awesomebox.co? I'd love to hear more about what you think!
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by brendanib 13y ago
Thanks for catching that! There are some massive and unsolved engineering challenges to going beyond HTML/CSS/JS, but in an ideal world we'd love to make this work for any app, including native mobile apps.
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by brendanib 13y ago
I can't tell you how happy this makes me. Let's talk! To answer your questions: "This will load up my grunt server automatically based on the latest push to github" Almost - we'll serve the build directory that your
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by brendanib 13y ago
Completely agree - our apologies for not making this explicit. See my answer above for why we ask for the permissions we do. Part of the challenge is that, during the auth dialog, there's no way for us to explain why we're asking
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by brendanib 13y ago
Thanks for the questions - totally understand the concern, and sorry for not conveying this more clearly upfront. We ask for permission to manage your contacts so that you can easily invite co-workers to your project on Awesomebox. We ask f
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Show HN: Visualize every GitHub push with Awesomebox(awesomebox.co)
94 points by brendanib 13y ago|34 comments
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by brendanib 13y ago
I dealt with this after a user complaint last week - The "-webkit-text-stroke: 1px" hack mentioned in the Chromium thread does indeed work, but only for headings. If you use a webfont for body copy, and absolutely need cross-brows

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