Did you try turning it off and on?
It’s crazy how often this works. But is it a good solution or is it an indication of product design being deeply flawed?
Does anyone care about HLS?
Not really, but maybe you should.
No one cares because users expect video to just work. HLS has had so much success penetrating the video ecosystem, most people have no clue it is being used.
Tesla is not the first company trying to implement self-driving software. You can argue they don't even have the best self-driving technology today.
But they are a fantastic example of winning by framing the problem correctly.
Some companies are trying to replace drivers. Their cars don't even have a steering wheel! Tesla, instead, focused on augmenting the human driver and enhancing their capabilities.
As a result, Tesla is all over the world while their competition is barely getting out of the lab.
How many miles of data has Tesla collected by following their strategy? Compare this dataset with competitors only driving in a few selected closed-circuits.
The lesson here:
Start simple.
Start by doing the simplest thing that could possibly work. Make it work first. Make it better later.
When I first got into video software it was tough to know where to start.
Live streaming is one of the best places to familiarize yourself with many concepts common to video.
I can get you started
https://t.co/EKS6m5kGQS
@AndyJessop33500 I like Go a lot. The downside for me is when I need to do something fast I can get something done sooner in Python. But for solid, reliable code I don't think you can beat Go.
One of my favourite components in microservices architecture is NATS JetStream. Stop sending data point to point and start streaming.
https://t.co/q1WsImmhwp
Using AWS APIs can be daunting at first. To even get access you need to learn AWS IAM and proper permissions.
It’s worth it though. Why point and click slowly through a UI when you can code something to build exactly what you want.