chadnickbok

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by chadnickbok 8y ago
I hadn't heard of Red Queen's Race before, and your use of it in a somewhat novel way was awesome. That was 15 minutes well wasted.
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by chadnickbok 9y ago
I'm Nick, a video engineer at Mux! We can support almost any valid h264 file :D In an ideal world, you'd send 1080p high profile h264 encoded with a bitrate above 8Mbps (or CRF 18 for x264 nerds), with a max keyframe interval of a
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by chadnickbok 9y ago
Disco will never die.
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by chadnickbok 9y ago
I think one huge difference between Twitch and YouTube is that the CEO of Twitch will still personally respond to someone on HN when they have troubles streaming :'D
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by chadnickbok 10y ago
NAT traversal is part of ICE, but another part is formally specifying things like how to trigger accepting a connection, and which connection can be tied to which WebRTC session. This can actually make it easier, not harder, to use WebRTC.
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by chadnickbok 10y ago
You must supply a STUN/Turn server to the browser when setting up the connection, but if you're connecting to a public server you can use ICE-Lite implementations server-side to simplify the setup. The ICE RFC does a good job of
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by chadnickbok 10y ago
I had exactly the same experience (albeit more recently) getting a simple WebRTC DataChannels implementation up-and-running. Once you realize its just ICE + DTLS + SCTP, and that each layer has a corresponding library, the work getting it u
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by chadnickbok 10y ago
Hi! I'm one of the authors of librtcdcpp. Its still new, but we're starting to pick up some steam in the pace of development, and we have a pretty easy demo in the repo.
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by chadnickbok 10y ago
I've spent far too much of my life playing you're damn game, and now you just went ahead and ruined my weekend. Thanks! Keep up the great work ;)
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by chadnickbok 10y ago
This is really cool! But the compression quality of MPEG1 is really nowhere close to h264. If you're interested in this sorta thing, try taking a look at Broadway JS: https://github.com/mbebenita/Broadway Here&#x2
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by chadnickbok 10y ago
I tried! https://github.com/chadnickbok/librtcdcpp
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by chadnickbok 10y ago
Hi! Nick here, author of librtcdcpp - mind elaborating on why you don't like log4cxx? Boost I get - I'm only using one or two easily-replaced headers, and would like to remove it next release :)
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by chadnickbok 10y ago
Hi! Thanks for linking my project - I'm currently trying to make librtcdcpp production-ready after having many issues with librtcdc. Patches very welcome!
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Show HN: Redis compressed values module using Zstandard(github.com)
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by chadnickbok 10y ago
Something is definitely up. Also on desktop this link points to latest: https://twitter.com/search?f=tweets&vertical=default&q=route...
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by chadnickbok 10y ago
Lots of folks reporting issues with Route53 atm, especially with .io domains. This is actually one of the few times Twitter is super-helpful!
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by chadnickbok 10y ago
Peace is a lie, there is only passion. Through passion, I gain strength. Through strength, I gain power. Through power, I gain victory. Through victory, my chains are broken. The Force shall free me.
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by chadnickbok 10y ago
They already do! Playstation bought Gaikai and turned it into Playstation Now. They also use the technology for PS4 Remote Play. Its awesome and you should check it out :D
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by chadnickbok 10y ago
To clarify - are single founder, early stage applications unlikely to be invited to interview at YC? At what point does 'early stage' no longer matter?
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by chadnickbok 10y ago
Hey cool, someone forgetting _yet again_ why we use TCP. We don't use TCP because its fast. We don't use it because its reliable (although that's really useful). We use it because _we kept breaking the internet_. Once you get
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by chadnickbok 10y ago
Apart from the "you're a mom I'd like to " comment... Once you break apart the acronym its pretty clear you should fire this guy.
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by chadnickbok 10y ago
Your last point is something that I've stumbled across before, and something that it seems many folks (especially engineers) don't fully grasp. As I understand it, even "getting drunk and trash talking a previous employee&quo
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by chadnickbok 10y ago
This sounds really fun - obviously Twitch's Bob Ross stream was an incredible experience. (I work at Twitch) Do you think that youtube will provide enough engaging content for people to start getting into the platform? How could you go
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by chadnickbok 10y ago
This sounds awesome You mentioned that your process doesn't require a clean room. What are the regulations around getting a catheter "approved" for human use? Do you need to run some expensive trials or is this something th
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by chadnickbok 10y ago
Good for you on posting so soon! Must be pretty scary but I'll be nice :) Cool idea - I've always loved reading through the Hugo Awards each year to find new books, but I can never really trust that they're doing a great job.
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by chadnickbok 10y ago
Sure thing - but that's a more complicated flow brought on by something other than GitHub.
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by chadnickbok 10y ago
Exactly, thanks. My reason for saying I'm done is that, if you haven't yet discovered that GitHub makes it really easy to make a pull request, you're probably not the right person to be criticizing it and proposing a new fl
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by chadnickbok 10y ago
That's really great point, and something I'd love GitHub to put some more time into. But it's not the argument made by the author :-/
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by chadnickbok 10y ago
My main point here is that on GitHub, making a pull request is super easy . There's even a cool pop-up if you visit the main page of a repo after pushing to a branch that asks if you'd like to make a pull request. Saying that thi
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by chadnickbok 10y ago
The process might seem more complex initially but think of it like this: If you add a new member to your team, they would have to fork the repositories on GitHub, clone them locally, make the changes, push to their own fork

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