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ghempton
5y ago
We just fixed this.
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ghempton
5y ago
Sorry all for the signup issues. A fix is going to be deployed in a few minutes. Sendgrid was giving us errors and we mistakenly had them in a codepath that was called synchronously.
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ghempton
5y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Any other details you feel ok sharing about how you signed up? Was this using oauth?
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ghempton
5y ago
Napa valley here.
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ghempton
5y ago
1. 3D is definitely a differentiator, but we consider it more of an implementation detail. It does come with some really cool stuff like the ability to have a first-person view (really neat to be able to give a presentation in FP). A 3D int
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ghempton
5y ago
Good question! Right now we are fortunate to have some AWS credits to subsidize some voice costs :P. At the moment our focus is on usage, but our goal is to have a freemium model based on the size of the space, premium assets, etc.
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ghempton
5y ago
One of authors here. As a kid, some of my most meaningful relationships and experiences were forged through online gaming (UO anyone?). A big part of this wasn’t necessarily the game itself, but was instead the sense of place and community
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Show HN: Free 3D virtual office in the browser
(spot.xyz)
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ghempton
5y ago
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100 comments
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5y ago
Spot.xyz | Full-time | 100% Remote (US or Canada) | Full-Stack Engineer We are building a 3D virtual office inside the browser that recreates a highly engaged workplace with smooth and natural interactions. Our founders are experienced and
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ghempton
5y ago
Spot.xyz | Full-time | 100% Remote (US or Canada) | 3D Engineer | https://www.spot.xyz We are building a virtual workplace that bridges the gap between being remote and being in-person. Think zoom + slack + expensive real estate
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ghempton
6y ago
Spot.xyz | Full-time | 100% Remote (US or Canada) | Software Engineer As companies are gearing up for a remote/hybrid 2021 and beyond, we believe that there is a massive opportunity for innovation around remote work. Spot.xyz is buildi
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ghempton
6y ago
Spot.xyz | Full-time | 100% Remote (US or Canada) | Software Engineer We believe the spatial chat category will be huge, but the winner is going to need an incredible product. We are building a virtual workplace product that bridges the gap
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ghempton
6y ago
Spot.xyz | Full-time | Remote (We are in Seattle) | Full Stack Engineer or 3D Generalist Building a radical new UI for a digital workplace. Founded by Gordon Hempton and Wes Hather (YC alums and most recently founders of unicorn startup Out
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ghempton
8y ago
TL;DR; this is a lightweight open source alternative to tools such as GitPrime. This project started as way to learn Rust on nights/weekends, but as an engineering leader, I do believe that there exists a real gap between the creators
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Show HN: Visualize Git Commits and Pull Requests Across Many Repos
(github.com)
20 points
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ghempton
8y ago
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3 comments
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ghempton
10y ago
In the actual paper ( http://gking.harvard.edu/files/gking/files/50c.pdf ), the authors say they asked hundreds of Weibo (a chinese social media site) posters the following question: > "I saw your comme
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ghempton
10y ago
Outreach.io | Full-time | On-site | Seattle, WA We stand out as having an incredible user experience and product in a space which is typically filled with not-so-good solutions: enterprise sales. We have thousands of customers and a beautif
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ghempton
10y ago
Outreach.io | Full-time | On-site Seattle, WA We are building an uncharacteristically good solution in the enterprise sales space. We have thousands of customers and a beautiful office in the Fremont neighborhood in Seattle. Lots of go, rea
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ghempton
10y ago
Outreach.io | Full-time | On-site Seattle, WA We are building the System of Engagement for sales organizations. Anyone with a sales team is a potential customer. Lots of go, react, and ruby. Email jobs@outreach.io
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ghempton
10y ago
Seattle | Onsite | Outreach.io Join an incredibly fast growing sales SaaS startup that is quickly becoming the operating system for a sales organization. Outreach connects with an organization's CRM, email, and other communication syst
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ghempton
11y ago
Outreach.io - Seattle, WA - Engineering We are building the System of Engagement for sales organizations. Anyone with a sales team is a potential customer. Lots of react and ruby. Email jobs @ outreach.io
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Ask HN: Best Small Company (~25-50 Users) Router Setup?
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ghempton
11y ago
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5 comments
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ghempton
12y ago
Outreach - https://www.outreach.io/ - Full-Stack, Backend, or DevOps - Seattle, WA - Full-time Outreach is a small, quickly growing, funded startup with real revenues. We have a sexy product that is tackling the un-sexy spa
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Show HN: Using React inside Ember.js
(ghempton.github.io)
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ghempton
12y ago
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ghempton
12y ago
That's not a bad idea. Wish there was more time to give it the love it needs.
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ghempton
12y ago
https://deckepic.com - Cards Against Humanity meets your social graph. With a few clicks, generate a custom tailored deck for you and your friends based on Facebook data. Download a completely free version or pay for a printed v
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Show HN: AdminJS, the Backend-Agnostic Administration Framework
(adminjs.com)
119 points
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ghempton
13y ago
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ghempton
13y ago
When it comes to UI programming, I tend towards declarative solutions to problems over imperative ones. That said, this feels like an imperative solution to something that a state machine could handle equally well.
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ghempton
13y ago
Author of Epf here. We had used Ember data for over a year before creating and switching to Epf. Epf was heavily inspired (if not directly based on) many parts of Ember Data. We felt that Ember Data provided the right level of abstraction,
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ghempton
13y ago
It tries to be agnostic about this and favor any particular push method. Instead, it simply provides the primitives on the client to make these things easy (e.g. merging in new data).
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