michaelmarkell

Thanks for the tip!

Maybe I can latch on to this thread to ask a question — has anybody here had any experience with publishing streams from the browser directly, rather than using something like OBS?

Current thinking is I could use the MediaRecorder API to capture browser content and then push it to a server for broadcast with a tool like Boltstream. But, I’ve heard some people say it’s a bad idea to try this, and to stick with non-browser options.

Thanks for the suggestion! Seems like pdftk is quite outdated and doesn't work on latest OSx, so I'm going to explore other options for now

Same for me. Getting 'backendError' from the sheets api.

    data: {
      error: {
        code: 503,
        message: 'The service is currently unavailable.',
        errors: [
          {
            message: 'The service is currently unavailable.',
            domain: 'global',
            reason: 'backendError'
          }
        ],
        status: 'UNAVAILABLE'
      }
    }

It rounds down the quotient

PowerBI is working hard to accommodate developers - for instance, we now have the ability to create custom python visualizations (https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/python-visualizatio...)

Disclaimer: I work for PowerBI

For consistent branding around all tools and technologies that could feasibly be used to build applications on top of Azure

What if you used the data collected in stores to serve better targets ads online, paid stores to incorporate your tech and made money through more traditional online ad revenue?

Source?

Tangential, but I can’t find a definition for gos online, is that an abbreviation for something?

I have been trying to figure out how to track my quality of life and decided it would be cool to hack on a little app to do it for me. This is an EXTREMELY YOUNG idea so it's ugly, barely working, etc, but constructive feedback is welcome.

If Robinhood bundles user debt and sells it at varying ratings (depending on information about the stocks being bought, perhaps) they could protect themselves from a large default and probably make money doing it