zcesur

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by zcesur 2y ago
I like your take here, thank you
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by zcesur 2y ago
You stream from your OBS directly to Algora, just like Twitch. And we let you multistream to YouTube, X, Twitch just like Restream. The ads is a new feature, the cool thing is they don't interrupt the stream and show across all platfor
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by zcesur 2y ago
Most of our users multistream to Twitch, YouTube and X through Algora! We also support aggregating live chat comments from these platforms and embedding them on your screen, and more recently, livestream monetization via in-video ads
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by zcesur 2y ago
Creator of Algora here, thanks for sharing! This was a pleasant surprise :) I posted about our Elixir bounties yesterday on Reddit, and I was not expecting to see it on HN front page the next day. I've been building this since early th
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by zcesur 2y ago
Duly noted, we're probably going to add local accounts at some point. For the time being, limiting to GitHub auth has been really helpful to keep the platform focused on developers and combat spam. Any S3-compatible storage should work
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Show HN: TypeScript Complexity Tracer(tv.algora.io)
3 points by zcesur 2y ago|0 comments
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by zcesur 2y ago
I work in a relatively small TS monorepo and waiting on VSCode Intellisense to load the types breaks my flow quite often. A plugin like this would help identify the complex types in the codebase
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$15,000 TypeScript Bounty(console.algora.io)
4 points by zcesur 2y ago|0 comments
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by zcesur 2y ago
The challenge is to build an open source MIT-licensed VSCode plugin that shows you the time-to-load of a type in TypeScript https://tsperf.algora.io
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$15,000 bounty to measure type complexity in TypeScript(tv.algora.io)
1 points by zcesur 2y ago|1 comments
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by zcesur 2y ago
Daniel Roe (Nuxt maintainer) is livestreaming his attempt! https://tv.algora.io/danielroe/latest
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$15,000 TypeScript Challenge(console.algora.io)
1 points by zcesur 2y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: I built vector search for COSS podcasts & livestreams(tv.algora.io)
2 points by zcesur 2y ago|0 comments
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90% Benefits 10% Effort(blog.algora.io)
1 points by zcesur 2y ago|1 comments
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Open source livestreaming for developers, built with Elixir & Tigris(blog.algora.io)
4 points by zcesur 2y ago|0 comments
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Building a livestreaming app for developers(blog.algora.io)
4 points by zcesur 2y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Do you watch developers livestream?
1 points by zcesur 3y ago|3 comments
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by zcesur 3y ago
algora cofounder here, thanks for the mention! and you're right, we're working to rank up on search results
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Building Healthcare Tech – Opportunities, Challenges and Playbook(blog.algora.io)
5 points by zcesur 3y ago|1 comments
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by zcesur 3y ago
thanks a lot james! you guys pioneered the video bounty use case, was so impressive seeing 10 videos submitted in just a single day! https://github.com/triggerdotdev/trigger.dev/issues/249
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by zcesur 3y ago
thank you so much jay! it's been a privilege to work with you btw you have the most beautiful docs i've ever seen https://www.highlight.io/docs/getting-started/client-sdk/rea...
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by zcesur 3y ago
(algora cofounder here) thank you! and sorry about that, can you send me a link to the bounty? the list on the homepage should already be sorted by availability
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by zcesur 3y ago
the list on the homepage is sorted by availability so all unclaimed bounties are at the top. you can further customize the sorting in-app!
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Show HN: Hacktoberfest Open Source Bounties(console.algora.io)
7 points by zcesur 3y ago|1 comments
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by zcesur 3y ago
Hey HN, I'm one of the creators of the tool [1] that was used to post this bounty Normally it's the maintainers who create the bounties using our Github app, however in this case our experimental "community bounties" fea
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by zcesur 3y ago
Agreed on all 3 points here, thanks for sharing your thoughts, super helpful Following your feedback, perhaps community bounties should be by default only shared with maintainers, and then the maintainers can choose whether to complete them
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by zcesur 3y ago
I don't think people discussing approaches, asking questions & looking to collaborate is battle royale. In healthy-enough OSS projects that happens with or without bounties Also some sort of acceptance criteria have to be in place,
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by zcesur 3y ago
Can you show me the 10 people that made duplicate work?
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by zcesur 3y ago
> competition at the expense of cooperation We've seen contributors author PRs together and split bounties. Also contributors in the Zig thread were actually trying to collaborate on a solution (comments were deleted) > Instead o
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by zcesur 3y ago
These projects [1] would disagree. This year 498 bounties ($53,410) have been rewarded to 166 contributors from 45 countries, they were funded primarily by commercial open source founders/maintainers to support product & devrel (g

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