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by grinich 11y ago
And that's before you even consider building Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync...
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by grinich 11y ago
Yep, the interface can show Gmail's "important" tags. They're the yellow chevrons here: https://nylas.com/n1/images/2-1-initial-gmail-base.png Unfortunately Gmail doesn't expose updates&#x
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by grinich 11y ago
Hey folks-- sorry about the invite system. I know we sent out download links, but it turns out way more folks have signed up than we originally planned. Relatedly, if any experienced devops/sre folks are looking for a new job, please p
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by grinich 11y ago
It was available when we sent out the newsletter. Turns out we got a bigger response than we were expecting! Hopefully invites will go out over the next few days. Thanks for your patience.
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by grinich 11y ago
Woah, that is totally busted. Can you create a GitHub issue with the email HTML? Or if you feel comfortable, forward it to support@nylas.com. Thanks! https://github.com/nylas/N1/issues/new
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by grinich 11y ago
Honestly, the main reason is that I previously worked at Dropbox and knew we could reliably throw ~petabytes at MySQL. Or at the very least, when we started scaling I could call my friends from Dropbox and Facebook to help out. :) Most of o
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by grinich 11y ago
Probably the latter-- though you can do it any way you want!
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by grinich 11y ago
stay tuned ;)
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by grinich 11y ago
Here's what you need to install to run the entire stack locally: https://github.com/nylas/sync-engine Sorry-- launch day craziness :) More docs to follow soon!
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by grinich 11y ago
It's both! Most users are fine with hosted infrastructure, so they don't need to run+maintain it themselves. But you totally can if you want. The code for the sync engine and API is here on GitHub: https://github.com&#x
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by grinich 11y ago
We used to be called Inbox (www.inboxapp.com) but we changed the name last year (after Google shipped a product with the same name). You may have signed up then! Lots and lots of folks from HN certainly did. :)
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by grinich 11y ago
A few things to get started here: https://github.com/nylas/N1/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md Also, want to jump in our community Slack channel and chat with us? Getting a full environment set up can sometim
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by grinich 11y ago
Yep, it does all the right things. All the "heavy lifting" here is done by the Nylas sync engine which works natively with Gmail labels, actions, search, etc. and those same semantics are exposed in N1. We've spent almost 2 y
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by grinich 11y ago
Hi HN-- Michael from Nylas here. We're super excited about this launch, and happy to answer questions about N1, including plugin architecture, design, features, etc. A few Nylanauts will likely hang out in this thread today. Would love
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by grinich 11y ago
MIT is actually more diverse than Harvard. In the past several years, it's been >10% international. Both schools have about the same percentage of Asian students. Harvard: https://college.harvard.edu/admissions/
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Product manufacturing for the newbie, from prototype to production(medium.com)
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by grinich 11y ago
I think the bigger issue is that idle thrust of a single Merlin engine (which is used to land the first stage) produces more force than gravity on the vehicle. This means it can't "hover" so the final burn must be timed with
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by grinich 11y ago
Why weren't these open sourced from the start?
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by grinich 11y ago
Software is never finished, you just decide it's ready to ship. :) If you'd like a smaller audience, I'd love to try it out and maybe write some of my own patterns/generators. I'm going to check out that book too.
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by grinich 11y ago
Did you release the code to this? It's a really interesting idea! How did you ensure they are deterministic or run in constant time? (Or are they not guaranteed to?) One of our goals with the Nylas calendar APIs was to make them backwa
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by grinich 11y ago
that's pretty awesome :) too bad about the ics library! the world needs more tools like this
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by grinich 11y ago
Congrats on the launch Jason & Cai!
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by grinich 11y ago
Sometimes it's a much larger portion. For example, when Twitter raised its last pre-IPO round of $800 million, half of that immediately went to cash out early employees and investors. FB also did this when DST invested. Most venture fu
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Building Plugins for React Apps(nylas.com)
21 points by grinich 11y ago|1 comments
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by grinich 11y ago
A bullet travels about 1,700 MPH. New Horizons is going about 36,300 MPH. The probe weighs 480 kilograms, so it's kinetic energy is approximately 63.2 Gigajoules. For reference, this is like 15 tonnes of TNT released on impact. Hard to
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by grinich 11y ago
This is an awesome article, and has some similar ideas to what we are working on at Nylas. https://nylas.com/ I don't mean to steal this thread, but if anyone is interested in building the future of email (including th
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by grinich 11y ago
...sigh :(
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by grinich 11y ago
A few months ago, Frank Frankovsky left Facebook to start a startup based on this tech! He was previously "VP of Hardware Design & Supply Chain Optimization" and has also been super involved in the Open Compute Project. I&#x27
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by grinich 11y ago
Usually they call those RUD, or "rapid unplanned disassembly." ;) I imagine this was literally an overpressure event, where perhaps something occurred with the 2nd stage tank mixers. (The explosion occurred close to MECO.)
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Better Than Raising the Minimum Wage, by Warren Buffett(wsj.com)
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