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   by fananta 14y ago

   You're the second person to mention this (the first was my dad), so we'll definitely look into it.. :-)
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   by fananta 14y ago

   Thanks! The three of us working on it are all using different platforms and we've had awesome beta users who have helped us out a lot!
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   by fananta 14y ago

   Thanks and great questions! 1. We're currently looking at creative options to support personalized notifications. One possibility is something similar to what Rapportive did and provide sites with a way to deliver notifications. 2. We hones
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   by fananta 14y ago

   Possibly haha.. Feel free to email us feedback support@chimeapp.com or tweet us anytime @ChimeApp
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   by fananta 14y ago

   Send us a note support@chimeapp.com with a screenshot please of the "All notifications" page :-)
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   by fananta 14y ago

   We have Github already, but have had an overwhelming amount of requests for Bitbucket. So it's on our radar!
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   by fananta 14y ago

   We're looking at adding some of the most requested services (like multiple Gmail accounts) first. We'll definitely add any requests to our backlog, so I'll put your requests on there as well.
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   by fananta 14y ago

   Only Google Analytics :-)
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   by fananta 14y ago

   Hmm.. foodspotting for criminals. I like it. Do they get OpenTable integration? haha.
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    by fananta 14y ago

    Yup, we built Chime for Chrome just to get the product out in the hands of our users. We've realized the response for Firefox/Safari is overwhelming so we'll be looking into support for those browsers as well.
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    by fananta 14y ago

    Thanks! You can turn off desktop notifications and just check when you feel like being interrupted. The pooling together is something we're working on down the road.
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    by fananta 14y ago

    Thanks! Can you send us an email at support@chimeapp.com describing the issue that you're having. Are you logged-in to LinkedIn?
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    by fananta 14y ago

    Thanks! If you mean for analytics, then we're just using Google Analytics to count notifications served.
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    by fananta 14y ago

    Currently, just the active one. We're definitely working on multiple gmail accounts, so hold tight!
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    by fananta 14y ago

    We would love to be on your iPhone's lock screen. That would mean a different type of app for us though, with a server and all.
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    by fananta 14y ago

    Thanks for the feedback! We're definitely considering putting this on our roadmap.
17. 137.▲
    by fananta 14y ago

    Thanks! Of course, click on the Chime pop-up ==> Settings ==> turn off desktop notifications.
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    by fananta 14y ago

    Thanks for the heads up! Gmail was the first service we implemented and have been testing thoroughly so we had some time to settle on an optimal ping frequency. As for now, we're confident this will not block your Gmail.
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    by fananta 14y ago

    Haha, that's alright. We're considering support for Firefox and Safari soon depending on the initial response. Thanks!
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    by fananta 14y ago

    Thanks! We're just tracking the analytics with Google Analytics.
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    by fananta 14y ago

    This is actually really interesting..
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    by fananta 14y ago

    Thanks, we all really appreciate the comment!
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    by fananta 14y ago

    We launched Chime last night. It's a Chrome extension for dealing with your notifications in a simple way. Check us out at http://chimeapp.com We've only informed our beta sign-ups about the launch and haven't really posted anywhere else.
24. 144.▲
    by fananta 14y ago

    Was there any interest for adding Toronto, ON?
25. 145.▲
    by fananta 14y ago

    @iamfahd
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    by fananta 14y ago

    Just an FYI, the stack ranking has the managers split their employees up in 10 bins and then compare them against parallel teams in the same org (against employees of the same level). This is internally referred to as "calibration".
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    by fananta 14y ago

    Did you mean Ruby itself? or RoR? For the latter, the Michael Hartl Ruby on Rails Tutorial is pretty good: http://ruby.railstutorial.org/chapters/beginning
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    by fananta 14y ago

    I just moved down here last week and am excited to check it out.
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    by fananta 14y ago

    I'm moving from Toronto to Mountain View this weekend and was excited to receive the invitation for this event last night.
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    by fananta 15y ago

    I think just leaving that portion out would be a good start. If the service garners enough interest from the user then they will genuinely tell their friends/family about it without feeling like you pressured them to do so.