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by 100k 13y ago
Yes, we have a number of ecommerce customers. And we have mobile SDKs for iOS and Android and a mobile web-optimized search experience: https://swiftype.com/mobile
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by 100k 13y ago
The number of curb cuts for private driveways in San Francisco is absurd. In most cases a private driveway results in one parking spot for the resident and one less parking spot on the street, for a net gain of 0 parking spots. It privatize
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by 100k 13y ago
Good luck to the Bump team at Google!
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by 100k 13y ago
Logstash is awesome. We use it at Swiftype to index all our logs and it's super helpful nailing down support requests and bugs (using Kibana). Since you can access the logs via the Elasticsearch API, we made users' recent logs ava
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by 100k 13y ago
I have a particular tweet that must've gotten into a twitter bot database. It's old but it gets favorited on a regular basis by bots which are (I'm assuming) trying to look like real users. Not really related to the article,
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by 100k 13y ago
(I work for Swiftype.) Great to hear! Be sure to let us know if you run into problems or have suggestions. support@swiftype.com goes to the whole team.
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by 100k 13y ago
Figurative use of literally is somewhat annoying to me, but it's not the only English word with two opposite meanings. "Cleave" means both split apart and stick together. Edit: Maybe I should re-think my annoyance. Merriam We
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by 100k 13y ago
For the record, both of the people who have praised Swiftype in this thread are actual Swiftype customers, and both of them have written about Swiftype on their own sites (without prompting from us). http://canadian-fury.com&#x2F
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Swiftype: The Biggest Search Engine You’ve Never Heard Of(mixergy.com)
64 points by 100k 13y ago|20 comments
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by 100k 13y ago
(I work for Swiftype.) Search analytics are a really powerful way to find out what your customers want. Another one of our customers, SupportBee, wrote a guest post for our blog about how they use Swiftype's analytics to influence thei
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by 100k 13y ago
This change is going to be brutal for anyone with a newsletter. No implication that this is the reason for the change, but it probably means more spending on traditional web advertising.
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by 100k 13y ago
Screenflow can do this. http://www.telestream.net/screenflow/
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by 100k 13y ago
My point is that the article calls for post-Series A companies to have "a soundproofed room with a table in the center flanked by two chairs, one for a user and one product manager or UX researcher" with "a constellation of w
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by 100k 13y ago
You can get a ton of value out of usability tests without going all-in on a usability lab. Buy screenflow and a USB microphone to record sessions, and then recruit people for $50 a pop to come in and go through your product. Steve Krug call
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by 100k 13y ago
I'm curious about how the site is created as well. Is there an IFTTT recipe for posting to WordPress from Pinboard?
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by 100k 13y ago
Cool, I will keep an eye out for announcements regarding this.
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by 100k 13y ago
Good luck! I wrote a post a while back about how I would like to be able to set up triggers to take action on deposits -- a sort of IFTTT for your bank. It sounds like Standard Treasury ultimately could make this possible, which would be aw
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by 100k 13y ago
Nor New Relic in the "Email Marketing" category...
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Swiftype Explains Their Cloud Stack(blog.leanstack.io)
21 points by 100k 13y ago|5 comments
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by 100k 13y ago
Extra Action invaded RailsConf 2007 in Portland, leading to one of the most memorable shows I've ever been to. My friend says the Rails community bifurcated at that moment, split between those who thought it was awesome, and those who
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by 100k 13y ago
> If someone using the work you published on the internet is a big problem then contact them, and if they won't remove it then file a lawsuit. Sounds like exactly what he's doing: "I am attempting to open communications wi
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by 100k 13y ago
This is great. Nice work and excellent visualization. There's a pre-existing tool I like to use, which is not nearly as nice looking but does allow you to specify your maximum grade: http://amarpai.com/bikemap/
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by 100k 13y ago
Totally! I didn't back Double Fine Adventure, but I go watch the Kickstarter video every few months because it is hilarious. "Oh, sorry. I didn't see you there. You caught me indulging in one of my many impressive hobbies...I'm a man of man
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How Hipmunk saved me from an agonizing day of travel(recursion.org)
3 points by 100k 13y ago|0 comments
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by 100k 14y ago
A nice thing about not having a free plan is you don't have to deal with cheap free users. Someone who's paying you $60/year is invested in the service and wants to see it succeed.
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by 100k 14y ago
We use SupportBee and it works pretty well for shared email support. It's a paid product but it's affordable and the pricing isn't based on the number of people. https://supportbee.com Depending on your business you can probably get away
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by 100k 14y ago
I will always remember my first project at my first job out of school. The project manager sat down the team to explain the goals of the project. My company made digital asset management software, and it had sold a license to a major client
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by 100k 14y ago
I have been waiting for 1Password to add some kind of team feature for years. Even if it was as simple as adding an additional password file with a different unlock password, I would use that in a heartbeat. They've really left themselves o
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by 100k 14y ago
Minneapolis has a similar building, formerly a Sears warehouse and retail store, now known as the Midtown Exchange. It houses retail, a hospital, a DMV office, apartments and condos. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midtown_Exchange I believe
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by 100k 14y ago
That is cool, I was thinking of building something similar so I've been doubly scooped. Nice work!

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