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Roost (YC S14) is hiring a senior dev in NYC to build the future of the web
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How Hospitals Coddle the Rich(nytimes.com)
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Roost (YC S14) is hiring devs in NYC to build the future of the web
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Roost (YC S14) – hiring a customer success engineer in NYC
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by millisecond 11y ago
I wonder if they're protected large existing revenue streams that would be reduced to 0 if they opened up all patents to anyone.
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The New Google Logo and Kerning(ak.vbroek.org)
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Roost (YC S14) is hiring a senior dev in NYC to help build the future of the web
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Roost (YC S14) is hiring a senior developer in NYC to help build web push
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Automated Restaurant(mobile.nytimes.com)
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by millisecond 11y ago
Awesome that you're using Roost! Founder of Roost here, feel free to reach out if you ever have questions on our side of things.
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Startup offers unlimited flights on commercial airlines for $1,500 a month(roadwarriorvoices.com)
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2001 Howard High Student Address(youtube.com)
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by millisecond 11y ago
Sounds like a magnetic coupling to the motor rather than gears, not no moving parts at all. Imagine it saves wear-and-tear and is easier to disengage on winds that are too strong.
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by millisecond 11y ago
Once these trucks are out there in numbers, the financial incentive to eliminate drivers will be so high (and there will be safety data) that the laws will change to allow true driverless.
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by millisecond 11y ago
37 Signals blogged about running a startup to good effect. Although worth noting that I believe they stopped doing conferences and lightened up on blogging considerably in the past few years.
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Evolution of the web: push in Chrome(venturebeat.com)
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Websites can now send notifications to Chrome on Android(theverge.com)
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by millisecond 11y ago
There are several safe-guards, with more to come. The biggest one that's coming is being able to unsubscribe directly from the notification pop-up itself. This will shut down abusers very quickly. Beyond that: -All notifications trave
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by millisecond 11y ago
I'm one of the founders of Roost (YCS14 - goroost.com). We're based on this standard and have been (a small) part of getting it out. Happy to answer any questions on the base tech or our layer on top of it.
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Chrome 42 Launches with Push Notifications(googlechromereleases.blogspot.com)
10 points by millisecond 11y ago|7 comments
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Terminator-Style 3D Printer Materializes Objects from Pools of Liquid(iflscience.com)
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Chrome Beta 42 adds website push notifications(9to5google.com)
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by millisecond 12y ago
This (and current Safari support) is what we (Roost - https://goroost.com - YCS14) are building off. Moving toward a complete web-push suite that supports all browsers on both desktop and mobile. Long road in front of us, but
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by millisecond 12y ago
FWIW, I've hearing "late this year" and "early next year" from some contacts.
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by millisecond 12y ago
Hey, check us (Roost YCS14) out at https://goroost.com - we already do this in a way that will abstract the browser part so you don't have to change anything once the other non-Safari browsers come online.
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Roost (YC S14) hiring web devs in NYC
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Roost (YC S14) Is Hiring a Front-End Web Developer in New York City
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Roost (YC S14) Is Hiring a Senior Java Developer in New York City
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by millisecond 12y ago
Fixed :)
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by millisecond 12y ago
Yeah, Safari doesn't even need to be open. I use Chrome as my main browser but subscribe to interesting things with Safari.

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