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anemitz
13y ago
This is a comment. Any company blog is boiled down to an advertisement at some level. If your interested in learning about how we technically do a lot of these things scroll to the bottom of the article and checkout the technical compani
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Ask HN: What are the realistic capabilities of the NSA?
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I've also been considering the possibilities of an OSS security focused business. Random thoughts: * Build infrastructure necessary for other developers to build provably secure products on, license this. * Free consumer versions, paid/mana
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anemitz
13y ago
There's no expectation of privacy at the service provider level in this case. If Verizon, or any service provider, has access to the unencrypted data or the decryption mechanism, the system is insecure. However, cryptography does help you a
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anemitz
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This is precisely the type of attitude we should all have as hackers. It's easy to sit back and say "oh government this or corporation that sucks", we need to step up our game as builders of the software sitting on millions of devices. This
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anemitz
14y ago
The chart of mass shooting casualties leads me to believe this study has underlying bias already. 1) The use of bullets seems like something a media outlet would do to invoke irrational emotional response. I'd hope that if this is a seriou
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anemitz
14y ago
One of the largest benefits for us was the ability to rent numbers through the API. Since developer accounts can't rent real numbers will you be renting out some sort of internal numbers? Not allowing any numbers to be rented seems like an
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anemitz
14y ago
A link to "Plivo Blog" should probably go to blog.plivo.com. If it were a link to "Plivo" it would make sense, but how do I now browse your other blog posts?
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The tech stack behind Close.io's sales communication platform (YC W11)
(blog.close.io)
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anemitz
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Repost of http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5334554
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anemitz
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It's worthwhile to point out many people don't attend SXSW sessions but instead go to Austin during a combination of either Interactive or Music and just bum around the city, meet new people, and hack on their own projects. IMHO, the value
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We aren't happy with the available web calling options, yet. The more traditional route, Flash, has obvious disadvantages. More recently, WebRTC has been used for calling, but it's still too immature for serious applications. Long term We
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Absolutely. We can also setup your account with an international number (most countries available) so that you can sell in the region best suited for your business.
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Good eye. We also realized this at one point. The Elastic logo in its current form was done Jan. 25 2012.
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Awesome, hope you like it:) And you're right, we use native SIP -- that's the main reason we have native applications. Behind the scenes we use the PJSIP library.
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There may or may not be several people wearing capes at our office on any given day:)
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anemitz
14y ago
We can do a historical import. Shoot us an email at support@close.io and let us know from what date you'd like us to start importing from.
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We evaluated Twilio, but decided against it due to lower call quality. Their gateways are virtualized in the cloud and this can lead to timing issues or hollow/tinny sounding audio. Twilio also lacked their SIP endpoint (not sure if this i
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Both Mac and Windows are supported natively. Once you signup, we'll detect the right OS and start the Windows or Mac download accordingly.
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Elastic (YC W11) launches Close.io, sales software designed by salespeople
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While I haven't researched this a ton, I've heard conflicting opinions about whether or not you must have a vacation policy in your handbook. This may also be a state-by-state requirement meaning TriNet optimizes for the blanket, you must
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Another less likely employer benefit to be considered is that in roughly half of that U.S. states, employers must pay out accrued vacation time if there is a policy in place. An example from California's vacation faq ( http://www.dir.ca.gov
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The Worst-Run Big City in the U.S. – San Francisco (2009)
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"Fixing" Slow Wake for MacBook Pro w/ Retina Display
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Building on top of Flask at Elastic (W11)
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downvote, really?
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Repost of http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4440198 I didn't think reposts were possible?
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Flask extension to gzip your app's responses
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California creates state-run private retirement program
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USA Inc.: A basic summary of America's financial statements
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