Show HN: AWS-Powered Rube Goldberg Machine AWS has so many services—like more than most of us can name. What are some creative ways you can stitch them together to accomplish simple tasks in the most roundabout of ways? Get creative! This isn't about being practical! Here's a theoretical example of how to create a GIF! (Steps 4 through 998 are left as an exercise for creative readers!) 1. Add a new AWS IAM user, gif-creator, where each frame that will be part of the final GIF is base64 encoded and included as tag to the IAM user. 2. This triggers a CloudTrail event to be logged and published to Simple Notification Service. 3. Upon receiving this event, a lambda gets triggered that builds a Docker container that simply scans your domain for new DNS records. Additionally, the lambda spins up an entire Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) cluster with that Docker container. . . . 999. You now have a GIF in your inbox! April 6, 2020 at 02:10AM
Show HN: Infstream – We’re trying to fix video monetization for creators TL;DR: https://ift.tt/2VFChrA Hi HN – we’re Ben & Callum from Infstream. We’ve always been heavy users of YouTube, for entertainment, education and sharing. Towards the end of last year, we saw more and more horror stories of YouTubers losing their livelihood to the ad algorithm. We decided to build a content-first video platform, which aims to reduce issues by removing advertisers from the equation. Instead, we charge for the content you watch – bold, I know. Instead of paying in advertising and data, users on Infstream build their own streaming package, a channel at a time. Anyone can start a channel (US & UK now, Europe soon) and earn directly from their subscribers. Subscribers pay $1 per month per channel, of which the channel receives $0.75. This all begins from the first subscriber, there are no minimums to start monetization. Channels have total control, and can publish on a daily, weekly or monthl...
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