ajstiles

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by ajstiles 2y ago
Awesome - subscribed!
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by ajstiles 4y ago
Get out of here CB
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by ajstiles 4y ago
I did something similar (NetCaptor)… starting in 1997. It’s cool to see that Maxthon is still around.
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by ajstiles 4y ago
Wow - that was a doozy.
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by ajstiles 5y ago
On deck is “Failing Up” by Leslie Odom Jr. and “Risk: User’s Guide” by Stanley McChrystal. Fav listen on the last few months was Dave Grohl’s “The Storyteller”.
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by ajstiles 5y ago
“The Obstacle is the Way” by Ryan Holiday, Neuromancer by William Gibson, and “Thinking in Systems” by Donella Meadows
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by ajstiles 6y ago
I built the "first tabbed browser", NetCaptor, back in 1997. https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/josephbernstein/meet-th... My take - some of us leave tabs open way too long because we fear not being ab
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by ajstiles 6y ago
Cryptonomicon by Neal Stephenson, every three years or so.
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by ajstiles 7y ago
Here are a couple of options. https://www.q2ebanking.com/biller-direct-api/ https://bbvaopenplatform.com/docs/guides%7Capicontent%7Cbill... https://www.marqeta.com/api/docs&#x
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by ajstiles 12y ago
What is local to you?
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by ajstiles 12y ago
I've recommended a "web app first" approach to some of my clients. You might find parse.com services cover your user and notifications requirements, and perhaps even your REST backend.
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How I Replaced Our Landline with 68 Lines of Code(ajstiles.com)
6 points by ajstiles 12y ago|0 comments
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by ajstiles 13y ago
Silver's round-by-round projection percentages are included in the HTML source. If you like building rule-specific points projections, here's the data, extracted: https://gist.github.com/ajstiles/06e2ac52927d3
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by ajstiles 13y ago
Fun to see NetCaptor mentioned here... I wrote it. The first version was released in 1998. I put the tabs on the bottom because HomeSite, the HTML editor that inspired NetCaptor, had tabs on the bottom.
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by ajstiles 13y ago
Drop me an email - ajstiles@gmail.com. I've got the authorization code ready.
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Groopic.com Expiring - Anyone Want It?
1 points by ajstiles 13y ago|2 comments
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Interested in back.io Domain?
1 points by ajstiles 15y ago|0 comments
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by ajstiles 15y ago
You can't move to the Bay Area now? Sorry - I have an ulterior motive. We're in desperate need of high-level JS/Backbone.js engineers.
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by ajstiles 15y ago
Exactly. Just sent you an email. Let's chat.
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by ajstiles 15y ago
Are you open to relocating to San Francisco?
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by ajstiles 16y ago
30 minutes. Would have been less but the IVR response was a little confusing. Took about 40 lines Ruby code to solve.
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by ajstiles 16y ago
The solution I've been envisioning would require you to pick a domain or sub-domain and allow the service to handle all incoming mail for it. You'd change your DNS settings for that domain/sub-domain to point to something we'd provide. Then
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by ajstiles 16y ago
Sorta. SendGrid lets you point an MX record at them and they will process incoming emails by posting them a webhook. Google App Engine does something similar... but neither option is particularly flexible or can handle emails with large att
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by ajstiles 16y ago
I have played around with Lamson. It still requires app developers to install, customize and maintain. I'm trying to understand if there is a market for a service that makes it super-simple to process incoming email.
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Ask HN: How could buildings apps that process incoming email be less painful?
6 points by ajstiles 16y ago|7 comments
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Lethal Business Model Pushing Black-Tar Heroin(latimes.com)
3 points by ajstiles 17y ago|1 comments
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by ajstiles 17y ago
We're hiring a bunch (interns and full-timers in search engineering, search tools, query intelligence) at AT&T Interactive (YellowPages.com) in Glendale CA. Email me for more info: astiles@attinteractive.com.
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by ajstiles 17y ago
There for me too.