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d33pika

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    Comment #5180438

    The first time I ran: time ruby -e "puts 'hello world'" hello world real 0m0.221s user 0m0.005s sys 0m0.006s subsequent times: time ruby -e "puts 'hello world'" hello world real 0m…

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    Comment #5174844

    Don't have any opening to fill in beans or by mistake water, Get beans in a sealed container, sealed with cardboard at the bottom, which the machine can penetrate. Another solution…

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    Comment #5137597

    Can you share any numbers? How long did it take to encode a 30 minute HD clip?

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    Comment #5137592

    Data transfer in to S3 is free. First 1GB/month transfer out is free,after that it is 0.12GB for the next 10TB. These rates would apply if you store your video on S3 and use anothe…

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    Comment #5133575

    Yes, they do,they use the cluster compute instances: http://blog.zencoder.com/2012/07/23/first-look-at-google-com... I doubt if amazon is going to use them.

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    Comment #5133460

    Zencoder recently came out with live transcoding. Its only a transcoding service, but I guess using brightcove you can stream live videos. AWS has only announced file base transcod…

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    Comment #5133413

    I am also curious about the how fast the AWS service will be. Zencoder is pretty fast. http://blog.zencoder.com/2011/10/18/zencoder-benchmarked-2x-...

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    Comment #5133388

    Zencoder charges double the normal rate for HD videos, so it is $0.04 for HD

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    Comment #5133384

    AWS only supports MP4, zencoder supports a whole host of them,significant being TS files for HTTP Live streaming needed by IOS devices.