johndbritton

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   by johndbritton 16y ago

   This is pretty cool, Ben Nadel also built a similar app using cold fusion and Twilio: http://www.bennadel.com/blog/1967-Cell-Phones-SMS-Twilio-Pus...
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   by johndbritton 16y ago

   I've been doing this sort of thing ever since they introduced the Multiple Inboxes lab feature. It wasn't Gmail's logic, it was my own in a series of complex filters. Here's a screen grab from February 2009: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jo
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   by johndbritton 16y ago

   Dear Hacker News, I'm sorry you missed the Twilio demo at NYTM. I decided to create a number for you to call in to so you don't feel left out. +1 516 619 8182 Go ahead, give it a try. It'll be fun, and I promise not to share your data. Chee
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   by johndbritton 16y ago

   I had about 10 other things I wanted to demo, but that's all I could fit in the slot they gave me.
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   by johndbritton 16y ago

   You're right, but I was on stage and that's what came to mind. Next time I'll be ready. ;)
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   by johndbritton 16y ago

   I'm glad you're not making fun of me, I actually do use nano on a daily basis... but I usually run it using `pico`. ;)
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   by johndbritton 16y ago

   I'm dead serious, you're going to get left in the dust if you don't use it.
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   by johndbritton 16y ago

   It's really funny because when I started working on the demo I had a full slide deck. Each time I practiced I eliminated a slide or two until there was nothing left. At that point I decided to just show the site and start coding.