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Apache CouchDB 1.6.1 Released(blog.couchdb.org)
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by jsonified 13y ago
Only sensible comment I've seen so far. Nicely put @dbloom.
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by jsonified 13y ago
nice to see even in sort() we have innovation!
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by jsonified 13y ago
atm I'm not doing live streaming so I can store & reload these from disk. I'm likely to end up using hipe_bifs:bitarray* or https://github.com/ferd/bitarray where those are not available, if needed. See
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by jsonified 13y ago
physical attendance at the conference costs; it's minimal for a day session for a student, but its possible to listen in remotely.
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by jsonified 13y ago
Jamii I've seen your ocaml implementations, your code has been very instructive - thanks!
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by jsonified 13y ago
Hi Dan, good points -- but they're not the scenarios I'm referring to, and they're extremes around a perfectly usable for 90% of use cases & users. If Joe wants to stream to Barney and a handful of people then his laptop
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by jsonified 13y ago
the PPSP one, if you're going to be around at IETF let's discuss there. https://datatracker.ietf.org/meeting/89/agenda/ppsp/
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by jsonified 13y ago
Please read the PPSP protocol more carefully, your statements are invalid. #1 if Jose is streaming to Sue, there's no middle server here. PPSP doesn't mandate a "central server", and I hope on the swirl website I can mak
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by jsonified 13y ago
Streaming should be free, as should the protocol it's developed on top of, so anybody can use it, and trust it. Revenue streams come from supporting the back-end telcos (billing, active traffic mgmt & shaping), and content generato
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by jsonified 13y ago
We're going to be discussing WebRTC & PPSP together at the IETF meetup next week in London. I see WebRTC as a browser technology atm, so effectively a potential PPSP client and seeder. PPSP's aimed squarely at one-to-many shar
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by jsonified 13y ago
I'd love to talk further with you about that.
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by jsonified 13y ago
Not yet, but integrating with apps like dropbox or similar etc is a nice feature, I'll add that to the official list. PPSP's key features are: - live streaming using an innovative method that can be easily secured - optimised for
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by jsonified 13y ago
Your tech sounds cool but I don't think it's open source ;-). If you are at IETF89 in London next week, I'd love to talk P2P streaming. I'm @dch__ on twitter.
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by jsonified 13y ago
Hey, I'm the lead developer of swirl project. I'd like to add that I wouldn't be working on this today without the support of NLNet who has provided a grant that allows me to work on swirl full time atm: http://nln
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by jsonified 13y ago
Hi, I'm the author of swirl, such as it is. In principle there's nothing stopping you from streaming anything with PPSPP. The current erlang implementation could run on an android tablet for example. And if you had a pcell nearby