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by aviv 9y ago
Uhm, towards a highly efficient system? Why do I need to pay the same premium as someone who eats fast food 3 times a day and downs 4 gallons of Coke and smokes in between?
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by aviv 9y ago
No competent technical person should ever EVER keep bitcoins on an exchange wallet, Coinbase included. Bad actors are inevitable.
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by aviv 9y ago
Type 2 diabetes is a solved problem, but pharmaceutical companies have yet to find a way to make money from a water fast, so no one tells people about it.
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by aviv 9y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/7i2ri0/the_real...
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by aviv 9y ago
Look at newfies dialer, also python and solid open source project
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by aviv 9y ago
Lyft is a good example for startups that are 2nd or 3rd place (or worse) behind a competing market leader. Perseverance can pay off tremendously. You never know what the market forces will dictate, when your competitor will be tied in some
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by aviv 9y ago
Yep, a pharmacy coming to a Whole Foods near you. Circle of life.
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by aviv 9y ago
Add to that #3 on the list, the 250,000 Americans that die each year from medical errors.
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by aviv 9y ago
Twilio is in a very tough spot, because any relatively large account quickly realizes that they are big enough to roll out their own solution, and in 2017 is very easy to do, from stellar open source options to many vendors willing to sign
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by aviv 9y ago
Yes, as I mentioned call center, and they also have Chime for conferencing. I expect trunking and business voip to be released very soon.
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by aviv 9y ago
When is SIP trunking and Hosted Business PBX getting added to AWS?
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by aviv 9y ago
No need for volume. SMS is dirt cheap on its own. For my clients we implement custom SMS solutions and our wholesale rates are free inbound and 0.0018 outbound. And we can activate any off-net number, don't need to own it even.
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by aviv 9y ago
Twilio is massively overvalued.
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by aviv 9y ago
One more step closer to the end game... Business Hosted VOIP. They're already doing SMS, call center and a bunch of other stuff in this space. Hosted PBX and SIP trunking is coming. They are on a VOIP/WebRTC hiring spree since las
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by aviv 9y ago
Right, the same people telling you it's going to $100K are the ones saying this is a digital currency that should be spent. Well, I sure ain't about to spend $100K to buy 2 MacBook Pros.
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AeroFS is Merging with Redbooth(medium.com)
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by aviv 9y ago
http://cloud-elements.com
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by aviv 9y ago
I'm still on Mavericks 10.9.5. Works great, I see no reason to update. It's a workhorse at its current state, no need to mess with what works so well.
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by aviv 9y ago
I love my Late 2011 17" matte MacBook Pro. I dread the day that I will have to settle for a new MBP. I will probably end up getting a refurbished 17" off of eBay or something instead.
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by aviv 10y ago
TCP and ILBC codec is the secret sauce for residential VoIP. I believe even RingCentral has been transitioning to mostly TCP.
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by aviv 10y ago
TCP is the way to go. Another benefit is the significant reduction in customer support especially when it comes to residential customers.
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by aviv 10y ago
Yes there is such an option to forward inbound calls to an external number.
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by aviv 10y ago
I'm surprised they made no mention of http://www.freerangekids.com/ or (owner/blogger) Lenore Skenazy, both of which typically come up in such discussions.
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by aviv 10y ago
Also you have to appreciate the skill that it takes to make something appear more complex than it is, just to be able to appeal and market it to the Enterprise customers.
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by aviv 10y ago
Pretty much what http://cloud-elements.com is doing except they needed a few millions in funding to get there :)
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by aviv 10y ago
My guess is that there is already a team at Amazon working on a voice/webrtc and SIP trunking AWS product for a 2017 launch.
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by aviv 10y ago
Nexmo's inventory especially for North America numbers has been an issue for a while. Are you using them for Voice, SMS, or both?
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by aviv 10y ago
No need to wait until tomorrow. ALL of Twilio's existing competitors (and there are many, and many more coming especially from the big telcos) will save you much more than 10% for essentially the same range of services.
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by aviv 10y ago
Telemarketers use anything BUT twilio for robocalling.
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by aviv 11y ago
There are a number of MVNOs coming to market with data-only SIM cards and their own branded dialer apps. Some have free international data roaming.

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