brettcvz

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by brettcvz 12y ago
We're exploring some new ways to communicate this, would you be interested in providing feedback? Let me know at brettcvz at IFTTT dot com
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by brettcvz 12y ago
Requisite comment on these sorts of posts - we are hiring for positions across the board: https://ifttt.com/jobs It's a fun place with cool stuff going on.
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by brettcvz 12y ago
New startup idea: "A single-tap, zero character way to control your life" Edit: The above should be seen as a bit tongue-in-cheek.
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Yo Channel(ifttt.com)
13 points by brettcvz 12y ago|27 comments
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by brettcvz 12y ago
As the original founder and CEO, I can provide a bit of clarity. As with many startups, ours was a thrilling but ultimately tumultuous journey. At the end of the day, we ended up with a nice profitable lifestyle business (filepicker.io) and
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by brettcvz 12y ago
I'm so excited for this. First idea: a mode where I can toss the camera in the air, have it take pictures and combine the information with accelerometer data, and stitch together a full 360 reconstruction of the scene.
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Two years, 100 Million files(blog.inkmobility.com)
23 points by brettcvz 13y ago|3 comments
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Making a computer "blank screen" if certain noise levels are reached(superuser.com)
1 points by brettcvz 13y ago|0 comments
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by brettcvz 13y ago
I was going to mention the same thing, Drew wasn't quite a first time founder when he started Dropbox, just as Mark Zuckerberg was not a first time founder when he started Facebook
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DeskConnect - The missing link between your devices(deskconnect.com)
1 points by brettcvz 13y ago|0 comments
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by brettcvz 13y ago
Hey - was just poking around new and saw this. We're pushing on a number of open-source iOS apps, because the number of OSS is disappointingly low for such a popular platform. Announcement & links: http://blog.inkmobilit
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Ink offers sponsorship to work on open-source apps(blog.inkmobility.com)
7 points by brettcvz 13y ago|0 comments
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by brettcvz 13y ago
The bevel bothers me as well, especially dark bevel on white background.
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by brettcvz 13y ago
The primary difference is that Ink allows for applications to register new actions across applications, and to launch content directly into other applications as well. Think of Ink as a cross-application version of UIActivity that's o
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by brettcvz 13y ago
The current release candidate (v0.4.0 - https://github.com/Ink/InkiOSFramework ) does not do end-to-end encryption between apps, so we would want to work with them to add in AES256 at a minimum before I'd recommend
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by brettcvz 13y ago
Re. how it works behind the scenes, we do a streaming protocol over UIPasteboard, with actions being cached locally and periodically updated from the servers when connection is available. At least for now - we will continue to iterate on th
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by brettcvz 13y ago
Not particularly. In a sense larger, established companies are always looking at startups for market verification; the startups that succeed are the ones that can out-pace the established companies. In addition, there are market dynamics th
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by brettcvz 13y ago
We've been working with apple since WWDC, they know what we're doing and are fine with it.
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by brettcvz 13y ago
Our announcement at http://blog.inkmobility.com/post/58338915828/announcing-the-...
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by brettcvz 13y ago
Intents has done a great job on android - I have some minor quibbles with it, but it's light years ahead of what iOS had pre-Ink Edit since I can't reply to milesokeefe: As an avid android user (Galaxy Nexus), some things about in
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by brettcvz 13y ago
We do the data transfer locally on the device. We had an early prototype that did things over the web, but it was too slow and was frustrating to use on 3G. Edit for clarification: the transfer occurs locally and works while offline.
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by brettcvz 13y ago
I'll comment here as well, the other one seemed to have gotten bumped
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by brettcvz 13y ago
Not to draw comparisons, but there's another rather large YC company that drew the same early critique
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by brettcvz 13y ago
Yes and no. First off, people have been clamoring this for a while, and so far Apple hasn't moved. So we said enough waiting, let's make this happen. Second, people use products that are made by a variety of companies, not just ap
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by brettcvz 13y ago
We like to say expanded, but yes: http://techcrunch.com/2013/08/15/inks-new-mobile-framework-l...
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by brettcvz 13y ago
Definitely! Let us know which apps you'd like us to work with. Android has been a discussion for us - it has Intents, so at least there is a baseline for doing inter-app communication, but it's still not as good as it could be.
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Announcing the Ink mobile framework(blog.inkmobility.com)
35 points by brettcvz 13y ago|18 comments
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by brettcvz 13y ago
Absolutely fantastic product, well done guys
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by brettcvz 13y ago
Check out https://www.inkfilepicker.com/
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by brettcvz 13y ago
For some of our larger customers we can CName, also the files are stored in your S3 so you can get direct access that way if you need to.

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