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Show HN: Transloadit MCP Server and Agent Skills – Media Pipelines for AI(transloadit.com)
1 points by kvz 6mo ago|0 comments
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by kvz 1y ago
The actual requirement is not: a centralized console where macOS antivirus updates are pushed to all user devices. We take security very seriously but this is not the way.
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by kvz 1y ago
We do run that on our Linux servers. For macbooks, ClamAV makes very little sense. Besides, they mandate we centrally manage that, too.
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by kvz 1y ago
The full story didn't fit in the title. They want evidence of the antivirus updates for our macbooks being centrally managed by some tool (quote-unquote: WSUS). I get this is how some enterprises operate, but for our small shop we&#x27
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Facebook will take down our app because we don't install antivirus on macOS(twitter.com)
7 points by kvz 1y ago|6 comments
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by kvz 3y ago
This looks really nice but it’s good to point out that this project can use the Ollama HTTP API or any other API, but does not run models itself. So not a replacement to Ollama, but rather to the Ollama npm. Perhaps that was obvious because
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by kvz 3y ago
A respectable person offering nuance can be shattering if you identify as pro- or anti something. I wish we had an easier time talking about ideas with a little more detachment.
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by kvz 3y ago
antirez thank you for talking some sense. I’ve seen skilled devs discard LLMs entirely based on seeing one (too many) hallucinations, then proclaiming they are inferior and throwing the baby away with the bathwater. There is still plenty of
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by kvz 3y ago
Like LogicBlox received so much community love? I’m a Nix user and their paying $9k/mo for this never amounted to me learning their name. Could say a lot about me but could also say a lot about how appealing it will be to sponsor this.
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by kvz 3y ago
It’s not, but then I also don’t have a word yet for what I’ve been up to all day yesterday :)
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by kvz 4y ago
Transloadit - Node.js Backend Developer - Remote (CET±4) While big tech is firing small tech is hiring. We are seeking a Senior-level Node.js Backend Developer to join our team and help us continue to scale, modernize, and improve our servi
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by kvz 4y ago
> “those affected have already been notified via personal and work email” Even for remote staff, there are many more human ways of informing someone they are out of a job than shooting an email. Am I the only one who feels that way? Is i
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by kvz 4y ago
Transloadit | REMOTE | JavaScript/TypeScript Developer | Freelance React, Hooks, Node.js, TypeScript, SWR. Are these right up your alley? Transloadit is hiring a developer to work on our website (mostly front-end work, some back-end ti
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by kvz 4y ago
There is KNative for that. But really folks are using serverless to _not_ have to operate their own iron and save themselves an ops team.
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by kvz 4y ago
The one where you only need a few invocations and with serverless: aren’t paying for an idling VM all of the other time. Arguably you may save yourself an ops team too.
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by kvz 5y ago
> What differentiates our API from others is that you can chain together multiple “actions” as part of a single API request. https://transloadit.com offers similar composable workflows in a single request, and supports more f
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by kvz 5y ago
Transloadit | Support Engineer | Full-time (32h) | Remote | https://transloadit.com/blog/2022/01/job-support-engineer/ Hi, founder at Transloadit here. We just posted a vacancy for a Support Engineer tod
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by kvz 5y ago
Hi can you shoot me an email to kevin at transloadit dot com? We pride ourselves on timely and great support right from the devs so I’d be very interested to learn about the specifics and get your issue resolved if I can
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by kvz 5y ago
Transloadit is a similar company to Gumroad when it comes to work philosophy. What kind of job are you looking for?
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by kvz 5y ago
As a developer: Transloadit. Profitable. No investors looking to twist arms to make short term gains. Founders are in it for the long haul and developers so there’s appreciation and time made available to refactor and write tests. Small tea
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by kvz 5y ago
Wow so many gems in here that I’ve been waiting for (though some still experimental). - better cli (previously was a myriad of shell scripts you’d just had to memorize, and would do the non-typical thing by default if you didn’t pass many a
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by kvz 5y ago
This is very inspiring. Sounds so great! Would love to see a video about your process, including the failures and dead ends that you must have also hit in these weeks.
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by kvz 5y ago
Wrote a detailed post about my move from macOS to Ubuntu ( https://kvz.io/tobuntu.html ), and so many seemingly experienced users commented I should try Pop!OS. Now some Ubuntu releases and issues and HN threads like these la
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by kvz 5y ago
Been using Nix at Transloadit to replace our ubuntu + custom compiled based stack and while there has been a learning curve with friction, it has been so worth it. I sleep better knowing all state follows from our declarative nix files, can
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Uppy File Uploader 2.0(uppy.io)
3 points by kvz 5y ago|0 comments
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by kvz 5y ago
I wouldn’t be surprised if they bought Cardano’s ADA ahead of this. It’s the biggest crypto that already implemented proof of stake, so the most likely place anyone seeking refuge may move value to, increasing its price dramatically. This c
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by kvz 5y ago
Terrorists would probably have an easier time exploiting this button, which isn’t exactly safe either, than update servers. Or not, but it does introduce yet another attack vector, or technology that could have a bug that makes it trigger b
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by kvz 5y ago
Agreed, and there are other viable attack vectors too. Instead of a worm, an unfriendly state or other bad actor with deep enough pockets could hack the update servers that cars get their over-the-air updates from. Employees of the car man
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by kvz 5y ago
Many target formats do not support data sit subtitle streams, should de original contain then. So when using map 0, best then explicitly exclude those if you don’t care for them via -0:d? and -0:s? as we found out the hard way at Transloadi
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by kvz 5y ago
We do use Go in three places yes (launching instances, as there was a better go aws sdk available at the time; uploading to s3, long story but we want this out of our main processes and go has faster startup times; and tusd for receiving re

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