grinich

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   Apache Kudu as a More Flexible and Reliable Kafka(blog.rodeo.io)

   3 points by grinich 11y ago|0 comments
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   by grinich 11y ago

   This is really awesome-- I work at Nylas and would love to turn this into a plugin for N1 ( https://nylas.com/n1 ). If the author's hanging out in this thread, please email me :)
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   by grinich 11y ago

   Oh you're literally reading ancient Greek. I thought you were reading history about that era. ;)
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   by grinich 11y ago

   Sounds cool-- what are you reading?
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   by grinich 11y ago

   Seems he did! https://github.com/cperryk/slatemail/blob/master/README.md
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   by grinich 11y ago

   Thanks for the kind words about N1! I'm one of the Nylas co-founders. :) I'd love to get your take on N1, especially given that you've dug so much into email the past few weeks! Shoot me a note? mg@nylas.com Edit: Just saw th
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   by grinich 11y ago

   Hey-- I work at Nylas. Would love any feedback you have for the site! There's a bit more info on our "Features" page: https://nylas.com/features/ In particular: > Nylas brings email into the 21st cent
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   by grinich 11y ago

   Is this built with Swift or Objc-C?
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   by grinich 11y ago

   Nylas is two things: 1. APIs for developers that replace IMAP/SMTP/Exchange. Use this to build any app that integrates with a user's mailbox, calendar, or address book. 2. A new extensible email app, built on web technologies
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    by grinich 11y ago

    Yep, just clone the git repo and set up on Debian (like Ubuntu 12.04) and run setup.sh. Most developers run it in a VM. We don't have "releases" because we are constantly releasing to production. Check out the `production` br
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    by grinich 11y ago

    We're two totally different projects. We focus on a lot of stuff in addition to privacy (like great design).
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    by grinich 11y ago

    If you're a desktop email aficionado, I'd love to hear your feedback on N1. It's kind of similar to Mailbox desktop, but works cross-platform and is open source. https://nylas.com/n1 (Also feel free to write
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    by grinich 11y ago

    If you're looking for an alternative, we built one at Nylas. :) https://github.com/nylas/sync-engine
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    by grinich 11y ago

    Hey there-- I work at Nylas. We've structured our business to... actually have a business. Our team spent the first year selling APIs to developers [1] which already power lots of paid apps. The N1 mail app we released two months ago[2
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    by grinich 11y ago

    N1 actually works offline. Obviously it won't fetch new mail, but you can read, archive, compose, and search for local messages. When you reconnect, those tasks will persist to the backend and Gmail/iCloud/Exchange. Search is
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    by grinich 11y ago

    Email aliases are coming next week. Some folks are working on a GPG & S/MIME plugin. Stuff is moving really fast. (I work at Nylas.)
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    by grinich 11y ago

    We're working on that (and more)! You can see our roadmap and vote-up features here: https://trello.com/b/hxsqB6vx/n1-open-source-roadmap
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    by grinich 11y ago

    Thanks for your support of N1. :) Feel free to ping me if you have feedback. I'm mg@nylas.com
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    by grinich 11y ago

    Hi-- I work at Nylas. Happy to jump in here :) The sync engine handles all the compatibility or dozens of IMAP and Exchange servers, and uses a variety of heuristics for real-time notifications. It also does the heavy-lifting for the huge a
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    by grinich 11y ago

    You can just write me directly :) mg@nylas.com
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    by grinich 11y ago

    Thanks for the kind works about N1! (I work at Nylas.) Feel free to send us any feedback if you have ideas for how to improve the app. :)
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    by grinich 11y ago

    > effort to make short term investments to save the company by investing in the people that matter most those seem like long-term investments to me
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    by grinich 11y ago

    I've looked into this a bunch as we've been building Nylas. Our backend is essentially a cloud mail user agent (MUA), but can have similar issues to a MTA or mailbox provider. It turns out that creating a successful product in the
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    by grinich 11y ago

    Working with government is the ultimate schlep startup.
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    by grinich 11y ago

    > Rice is a terrible human being and a seasoned deceiver of the public. This is a pretty callous thing to say, even for HN. I think there's a real discussion to be had here about data privacy and the power of law enforcement agencie
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    by grinich 11y ago

    We expose Gmail's Important and non-Important via labels in the UI. And you can write your own plugin to sort mail based on any heuristics you want!
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    by grinich 11y ago

    Totally agree-- thanks for checking it out! :)
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    by grinich 11y ago

    Yeah, it's a tough design decision (assuming you mean nested threads HN-style). We may add something like that soon. I agree that it's superior in some situations. But most folks are familiar with Gmail, so we opted for linear thr
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    by grinich 11y ago

    Karim, who built Kite a few years ago, is actually now an engineer at Nylas :) https://nylas.com/about
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    by grinich 11y ago

    Nylas CEO here-- we build infrastructure that powers apps and developers pay us to run it (like AWS). Check out a few here: https://www.nylas.com/use_cases N1 is a new platform, and fits within our free usage for developer