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Experience and Result
(blog.girishredekar.net)
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15y ago
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15y ago
Thanks, but I already use another service to handle sending transactional email. The ability to receive emails is what I'm looking for. I think sendgrid does it.
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grease
15y ago
EDIT: Just found this ... http://blog.sendgrid.com/why-you-should-not-use-noreplydomai...
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What is the best way to send and receive transactional email?
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15y ago
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16y ago
From HN guidelines: http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html "Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer might be: anything that gra
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16y ago
Not sure this works in all cases. This will work assuming you have money to pay the bribe in the first place. There is no way to protect you from getting asked for a bribe (that you cannot pay).
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grease
16y ago
Awesome ! Leaves you thinking: Now why didn't the folks at Tumblr come up with something like this
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16y ago
Looks like every document that needs to be converted has to stored with Google Docs ... could not find anything related to rate limits ... one mischievous way to use this could be to upload a doc to Google Docs, export it in the format I li
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Ask HN: APIs to reliably convert any document to HTML?
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16y ago
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16y ago
Honestly, the title of this got me startled. I've just about gotten a hang of building web-apps, and some one is already blowing their death knell :)
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16y ago
What/Where is his/her game?
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Twitter testing a new "people" tab
(techcrunch.com)
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16y ago
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grease
16y ago
I seem to get points from the entire comment thread (who commented at any deeper level to my comment). Hmm..
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grease
16y ago
Sorry, got it
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grease
16y ago
Yeah, I thought that would be the case, but some how it doesn't seem to add up in my case ... But wait, the "threads" link does not show the posts I made - only comments ... So I might be missing upvotes on the posts ... hmm, how do I see a
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How is HN karma calculated?
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16y ago
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Apple releases iphone-cf
(apple-cf.com)
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16y ago
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Improving readability of HN comments
(blog.girishredekar.net)
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16y ago
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The meaning of life
(boards.420chan.org)
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16y ago
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grease
16y ago
Sorry for being vague. I haven't been much of reader (until recently). That also makes it difficult for me to describe my preferences (or predict what I'll like). Point taken, though, that it is difficult to suggest books in a scenario such
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grease
16y ago
Thanks! Am (already) beginning to read it
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Ask HN: What should I read next?
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16y ago
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16y ago
I don't get the point of this article. The author is repeatedly juxtaposing contradicting images. May be its an attempt to show economic disparities, or to say that this looks absurd. But he's done nothing more than putting together some c
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grease
16y ago
Looks like I'm (ridiculously) late to the party. Anyway, appreciate the offer you're making
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grease
16y ago
Hi, I'm sure you've got a deluge of requests already. Kudos for your offer. Like someone here mentioned, marketing is probably the single biggest hole for hackers hanging out at HN - so its heartening to see someone offering fill that gap.
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grease
16y ago
Thanks for the feedback on http://recruiterbox.com ! Will take your comments in to consideration in our next update
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16y ago
Thanks for the feedback, @happybuy
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16y ago
I just asked for help with http://recruiterbox.com/ Thanks for this!
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16y ago
Looks like they're raising money because they can (good valuation), but little seems to be said about why (especially given that they still have money from the last round)
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16y ago
Seriously? Would you run a web-app on a Mac or Windows server?
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