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by grinich 7y ago
It's custom, built on Next.js and MDX. https://github.com/zeit/next.js/ https://github.com/mdx-js/mdx
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by grinich 7y ago
Ah yeah I'm talking about two different things. The docs for getting SAML config would be on a separate public site. WorkOS.js is for the IT admin to configure their SSO/SAML integration. With both of these things, you can make SA
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by grinich 7y ago
Similar and different in some ways. Our SSO is free, which makes it a lot more accessible to startups and companies just beginning to go up-market. We also provide a more generic abstraction than Auth0. They essentially "take over&quot
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by grinich 7y ago
This is a great place to start. (Plus it's free.) https://docs.workos.com/sso/overview
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by grinich 7y ago
Naming is one of those hard problems. :P We're primarily targeted at developers but I found there's a lot of other people who care about enterprise features. For example, WorkOS allows a Head of Product to focus entirely on new en
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by grinich 7y ago
Yep we're already looking at doing this with docs. :) One thing to help with the SAML support is WorkOS.js. It's essentially an embeddable configuration flow, so you don't need to build the UI to collect x.509 certs, generate
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by grinich 7y ago
Hi HN! I’m the founder of WorkOS ( https://workos.com ) We provide a developer API for making your app enterprise-ready. You can quickly add features including SSO/SAML, Director Sync (SCIM), Audit Logs, and more. WorkOS is “
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Show HN: WorkOS – APIs for enterprise features like SSO/SAML(workos.com)
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Show HN: WorkOS – Your app, enterprise-ready
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by grinich 9y ago
I’m pretty sure that “R&D facility in Palo Alto” was just Vic’s garage, at least for the first several months. My dad told me stories about all the guys coming over when he was a kid. That’s back when Los Altos was mostly orchards. We s
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by grinich 9y ago
After the Concord was built, NASA did some research into reducing sonic booms (the Shaped Sonic Boom Experiment) which showed you could modify the fuselage to reduce the noise shock by about 30%. This would have brought the Concord below th
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by grinich 9y ago
Certainly not negligible, but it's only about 5% of our total annual carbon emissions. https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/06/26/climate/carbon-in-atmo...
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by grinich 9y ago
Electricity is fungible in the sense that it can come from many sources. Oil is not-- it really only comes out of the ground. (Biofuels also have the same problem.) You can think about making cars electric as removing a tight coupling betwe
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by grinich 9y ago
SpaceX innovation has come from grit and many changes to manufacturing optimization. I wouldn't call it a quantum leap since the engine designs are effectively the same as 50 years ago. Not saying Merlin isn't impressive (it'
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by grinich 9y ago
Yep we've thought of that but it turns out to not make the experience much better. (Local search won't work, you don't get snippets, etc.)
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by grinich 9y ago
yep we can always make it faster! it's always a tradeoff to whether folks want to use CPU or not. The faster you sync the more people complain about hurting battery life. Downloading >100k items over an archaic protocol just takes l
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by grinich 9y ago
compressed or uncompressed? femto looks cool (i work at nylas)
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How Nylas built an API empire from open-source roots(getputpost.co)
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by grinich 9y ago
Definitely feasible but it's not our product focus right now. Most of the features that help differentiate Nylas Mail require some cloud component. (snoozing, send later, reminders, open tracking, etc.) We totally encourage folks to fo
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by grinich 9y ago
Yep just email that address and we'll take care of it.
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by grinich 9y ago
It syncs locally by also can make server requests for things like snoozing/reminders/send later. Not sure on the exact details of your account but if you send a quick note to support@nylas.come one of our engineers can look into i
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by grinich 9y ago
Sorry-- our servers are getting hammered right now. Team is working on a fix.
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by grinich 10y ago
(hey folks downvoting... this comment is by Kartik Talwar.)
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by grinich 10y ago
Kind of crazy the Google Cloud team is using gmail.js to build this extension. Gmail.js is a side project by Kartik Talwar who just graduated college and the codebase isn't exactly active. I guess even Google can't find a good way
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by grinich 10y ago
I really hope React Native Desktop works but I am very skeptical since there still isn't the same coalition of large companies with apps in production using it. Right now React Native Mobile is being pushed by FB, Airbnb, Tesla, Bloomb
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by grinich 10y ago
You can still use it with any IMAP service! :) We actually just launched the Windows & Linux beta today: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/04/nylas-mail-client-now-ava...
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by grinich 10y ago
I'm not saying other things aren't important or should be sacrificed. Just that when building a startup, if you can't get to market... you die. Having a great culture or clean code or beautiful design doesn't save you if
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by grinich 10y ago
When you are a startup, time to market is literally the only priority.
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by grinich 10y ago
I haven't yet seen a substantial desktop app built with React Native and afaik neither FB nor GitHub is investing in React Native for desktop so generally this is hard to say. React Native is more of a framework whereas Electron is a r
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by grinich 10y ago
You can actually join the chat via IRC/XMPP. No chicken sacrifice required! :P https://get.slack.help/hc/en-us/articles/201727913-Connect-t... I haven't tried Opera M2-- I'll check it out. Migh

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