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bryanh
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How so? We have an skilled support team (including engineers) working with customers everyday which is what we think of as our primary human connection.
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CTO / cofounder of Zapier here - I'm flying today but happy to answer any questions during layovers. I'm sure a bunch of the team is watching the thread too, so ask away!
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Good observation! The article also covers that exact scenario - plus a solution called fencing which a proper locking system can help facilitate.
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Zapier CTO/co-founder here. This is something we've been cooking up for a while and today I spend a ton of time writing one-off code snippets in Zapier instead of deploying it to AWS/Heroku/etc. Some of the things I do:
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Zero-Deploy Python and JavaScript Workflows by Zapier
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Great suggestion - thanks! I'll look into providing the POST body for inbound webhooks.
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A quick primer: 1. We store a hashed unique id for polling deduplication for as long as your zap is on. We don't store "all" data for all items "seen" in this case. 2. The nice thing about polling is even if we miss
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That is pretty clever. We also let you rewrite the "hook" - or shrink it - or even augment it!
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We don't have any automated tools for combining zaps into multistep zaps right now - unfortunately. Seems like it could be useful though!
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Likewise - Zapier co-founder/CTO here - really excited about this launch. It represents a complete re-build of our stack to support workflows. Pretty much anyone can build complex workflows from a pretty easy to use UI. To call this ou
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Dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11008851 .
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The money quote: > Musk said that a rocket's first stage accounts for three-quarters of its total price tag, so a vehicle with a reusable first stage can be produced at far less cost — assuming the hardware is fully and rapidly reus
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There is another interesting class of power storage called "pumped-storage hydroelectricity" [1] - for example - there is one in use in Missouri that actually burst in 2005 [2]. Li-ion batteries have a round-trip efficiency of 80-
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Zapier is looking for an API/Platform Engineer to work from anywhere
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Zapier is looking for a front-end engineer to work from anywhere
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Zapier is looking for a full-stack engineer to work from anywhere
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Link to thread from yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9935357
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11y ago
Thanks so much for you and your team's work on Pipes - I'd be lying if I said it didn't inspire many parts of Zapier!
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Aw man - that is sad. We at Zapier took great inspiration from Pipes, it was such a cool and powerful product! It was a shame to see it languish. I'd sure love to pick the brain of anyone formerly involved in the project - it seems lik
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Zapier (YC S12) is hiring remote full-stack and API engineers
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bryanh
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We often reuse previous job posts with various tweaks - I'll make sure to update the date with revisions/new cycles from here on out!
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Zapier - REMOTE - full stack engineer. Zapier is a platform for connecting APIs via a simple UI. Most of our users don't even know what an API is. We have some really cool stuff coming this year that you can help us build. By full st
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Zapier - full time - remote - javascript engineer. If you're a talented dev but not in one of the so-called "top" tech cities, you should definitely chat with us. We have some really interesting things we're working on
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Actually, I think truly remote teams are just rare regardless of affiliation - we're YC, 20 employees, and only hire remote for all the reasons outlined in this thread and others.
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Zapier hires 100% remote and it works beautifully for both sides. We're looking for javascript and full stack engineers - https://zapier.com/jobs/ .
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If quality of code had a causal relation with success - that might be accurate. I'm not sure it does.
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My frustration (and likely most people's frustration) isn't with the contractors - not at all. It's the politics that can change at the drop of a hat. The perceived effects of cancelled or scrapped missions is a lot of money
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Call me cynical, but I feel like NASA won't end up shuttling humans to Mars. Instead, NASA will more likely be shuttling government money between various contractors before having the program cancelled in the far-future... Politics + e
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That could also work too!
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Cool idea! That might make it way more manageable for large groups.
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