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Show HN: Grapple, a DIY data platform that uses AI the Right Way
Hello again, HN! My name is Andrew, and my cofounder Jack (@jackonawalk) and I are excited to show off a project years in the making – a data platform where the only prerequisite i…
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Cached versions as the site is down: Google: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:5SQssf... Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20211109163041/https://www.wirec..…
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Great find, it aligns with the rest of my stack too so I might find myself experimenting with that.
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Twilio's API offers an abstraction on top of WebRTC that handles the peer connections etc. So my interaction is more with Twilio's API than WebRTC directly. Thanks! It's definitely…
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Comment #23472753
Thank you, that's a very interesting suggestion. I haven't heard that one yet. I like the idea of putting more options behind the shuffling, it could make it more engaging and offe…
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Comment #23472719
You got it!
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Comment #23472118
@mmcclure is right. This uses WebRTC and is currently in peer mode. As soon as I start allowing more than 4 people per room that might cause some performance issues, I’ll need to m…
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That’s definitely a common request today — I’ll get that done!
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I couldn’t agree more! These rooms are capped at 4 people max per room, but you can configure it to go down to as small as 2 people per room. To keep the conversation flowing bette…
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Comment #23470222
Cool! I'm looking for any and all feedback when you give it a go!
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Comment #23469896
Thank you! That's good feedback on the Zoom breakout rooms – it is more aimed toward the enterprise but I was thinking something like this might also be useful for workshops where …
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Comment #23469666
You're so right. I have a long history of building things and then struggling to getting them to market. It's definitely a weak area for me. Right now I'm trying to get the word ou…
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I went with random mixing to add a little variety to the experience. I know personally when I'm at a party I get stuck in a rut and end up talking to the same people over and over.…
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Nice! I like that you create parties for anonymous users – that's been in my backlog but I haven't devoted the time to allowing totally anonymous party creation yet. I'll have to t…
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Comment #23469337
That looks really neat, thanks for sharing!
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Comment #23469132
Great idea! Being able to choose the rooms you enter or leave could be a good way to help make the party more organic.
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Comment #23469050
Awesome! I'd love to hear how it works for you all and any feedback you might have.
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Comment #23468794
Hello again, HN! I'm Andrew and I recently built and released Mixaba – it’s a new way to mix and mingle with people you already know online. Since the shelter-in-place orders start…
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Thanks! I'm using Twilio's Programmable Video API https://www.twilio.com/docs/video so there is a cost, but it's not a pre-provisioned service so it's manageable.
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I got pretty tired of virtual happy hours and social events where there were people I was socially-adjacent to, but not very familiar with that I kept talking over. I've been worki…
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Hey HN! I’m Andrew and I recently released Mixaba – it’s a new way to mix and mingle with people you already know online. After a few remote happy hours due to shelter-in-place ord…
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