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by millisecond 12y ago
Chrome is definitely coming soon... _maybe_ have something to announce mid-August-ish to coincide with some important YC events ;)
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Show HN: HackerNews web push for stories with 100+ upvotes by Roost (YC S14)(goroost.com)
32 points by millisecond 12y ago|10 comments
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by millisecond 12y ago
Shoot me an email at casey at roost.me and we can coordinate.
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by millisecond 12y ago
Interested in doing Web-Push on the same data? Can hook you up to a totally free roost.me account.
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Roost (YC S14) Takes On Twitter, RSS With A Platform For Web Push Notifications(techcrunch.com)
10 points by millisecond 12y ago|3 comments
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by millisecond 12y ago
We're waiting on some tech inside Chrome / FF. Our stuff relies on a new standard that the browser manufacturers have to integrate. We know they're all (even MS!) working on it, but hard to give a definitive timeline - hope
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by millisecond 12y ago
The opt-out controls are built into the web push system, which should keep the channel relatively clean. If marketers are abusing it, users will very quickly deny their future pushes (after the fact, Safari -> Preferences -> Notifica
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by millisecond 12y ago
One of the founders here, open to any questions!
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Show HN: Roost – Safari push notifications via drop-in JavaScript(roost.me)
11 points by millisecond 12y ago|6 comments
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by millisecond 12y ago
HLL also has two nice real-world optimizations possible depending on use-case. We're storing 100,000+ unique counters, but only around 1% have more than 100 unique objects counted. Some of those 1% have millions of records so HLL is v