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101 Early Stage Investors in NYC(iamnotaprogrammer.com)
3 points by jrallison 14y ago|0 comments
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by jrallison 14y ago
The CAN-SPAM law makes a clear distinction between “commercial electronic mail message” and “transactional or relationship message”. In most cases, if an email isn't commercial in nature, it's excluded from the CAN-SPAM requirements. Now,
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by jrallison 14y ago
Escape. Normal mode is for navigation. :)
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by jrallison 14y ago
John at Customer.io here. When a customer attempts to save a layout, we perform several validations including verifying valid liquid templating ( http://liquidmarkup.org/ ) syntax and the presence of the "content" liquid tag. If there are H
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by jrallison 14y ago
Hey James, This is John at Customer.io here. We are absolutely using your work. It was a joy to use. Thanks so much!
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Don't use noreply(at)yourdomain.com on emails(customer.io)
2 points by jrallison 14y ago|0 comments
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by jrallison 15y ago
I agree, but I think burnout and low motivation aren't necessarily the same thing.
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Show HN: weekend hack: bookmarklet to upload images with drag/drop on any site(github.com)
2 points by jrallison 15y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: RolloutUI: A user interface for James Golick's rollout gem(github.com)
1 points by jrallison 15y ago|0 comments
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by jrallison 15y ago
Thanks for the feedback, Andy! I'll follow up with you directly via email, but all good points that I want to address in the near future. I wanted to launch early, get feedback, and iterate quickly.
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by jrallison 15y ago
That's good feedback. My thoughts were mainly along 3 lines: 1) With the demo on the homepage, you immediately get a good idea of the usefulness of the tool. 2) I'm not really interested in a freemium model where I support a large base of
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by jrallison 15y ago
Probably not just you. I changed it, hopefully now it's less headache inducing. :)
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by jrallison 15y ago
I would love to hear your thoughts on pricing, the homepage/demo, and the product in general! I've linked to the blog post describing the launch. The homepage of the product is http://chatteranalytics.com (obviously) Thanks!
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Show HN: I just launched my side-project: Chatter Analytics(blog.chatteranalytics.com)
11 points by jrallison 15y ago|8 comments
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by jrallison 15y ago
Thanks! You nailed the difficulty right on the head.
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by jrallison 15y ago
Heh, I noticed that problem from watching the stream. I thought it may be nice to keep it there, so people can fill it in if they left it blank, or maybe edit it. Turns out, people don't expect it to be there, and I saw several people hitti
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by jrallison 15y ago
Good catch :) Yes, for now it's very basic. It'll be better fleshed out when I launch it (grouping on the backend instead of the front end, for instance)
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by jrallison 15y ago
Re javascript: thanks, will do! Re page load time: I'm using asynchronous loading of the scripts. This allows the page to load fully, and the JavaScript is loaded in the background. It's not completely cross browser, but speeds things up f
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by jrallison 15y ago
Thanks! That's exactly where I want to take it! It'll be hard to do right, but definitely the vision.
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by jrallison 15y ago
Will do, thanks!
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by jrallison 15y ago
Thanks, I'll check into it.
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by jrallison 15y ago
Mainly just because I wanted to keep it simple for this test, and I assumed there would be enough people who would either enable, or use chrome/safari to get some good feedback. I'll use the data I get from this test and decide whether I sh
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by jrallison 15y ago
Right now, just the live stream. No historic data. I want to add historic data in the future.
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by jrallison 15y ago
Sure, Node.js and Redis to track and store events. The front-end is a small rails app which will manage user accounts, etc.
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by jrallison 15y ago
I built this out of a desire for a simple tool to give insights on user interaction/usability without the need to define and track a ton of custom events for basic web interactions. I started with a basic real-time stream of common events,
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Show HN: Requesting feedback on my side-project chatteranalytics.com(chatteranalytics.com)
49 points by jrallison 15y ago|33 comments
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by jrallison 15y ago
Appears to be Ruby on Rails (looking at their job postings: http://www.airbnb.com/jobs )
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by jrallison 16y ago
Clicky: http://www.gemfury.com
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by jrallison 16y ago
Interesting... what links are you seeing with "#" as the href? I agree about the "Join today and earn money" call-to-action. Any suggestions for better copy?
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Show HN: my sideproject Ohgle.it
1 points by jrallison 16y ago|3 comments

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