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by sahaskatta 7y ago
I do not think this is true. I'm pretty sure it's all locally stored aside from "scheduled emails" which are temporarily stored on their services before they are deleted. Note: I'm not using Superhuman currently, bu
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by sahaskatta 7y ago
Smartcar | Mountain View, CA | Engineering Manager, Developer Relations, Marketing Manager | Full-time | https://smartcar.com Smartcar is the API for cars. Developers can use Smartcar REST APIs to locate, get an odometer reading
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by sahaskatta 7y ago
I had an analogous experience with another service Omni https://omni.co not too long ago. I rented out my drone as I wasn't using it too regularly. I had confidence that their insurance policy would cover any damage by rent
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by sahaskatta 7y ago
The new iOS 13 does this! https://www.theverge.com/2019/6/3/18650755/apple-health-app-...
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by sahaskatta 7y ago
The keyboard design was quite poor compared to the Surface Pro in my opinion. It felt wobbly when carrying around too as it didn't magnetically keep the bottom part of the keyboard snapped to the display when shut closed. I also don&#x
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by sahaskatta 7y ago
Hi! I'm one of the co-founders of Smartcar. I'm happy to connect with you if you have more feedback on pricing. We're always looking to evolve it to ensure it is attractive/competitive and can work for your app or busine
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by sahaskatta 7y ago
Passage AI is using Smartcar.com (disclosure: my company) to build TeslaBot. We do the work facilitating OAuth2 and permission scopes so that developers do not need to handle usernames or passwords.
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by sahaskatta 7y ago
There are a few neat features that Tesla's app doesn't offer: 1) You can use it from your computer browser. (Anywhere that Facebook messenger works!) 2) It can find nearby ChargePoint stations. 3) You can ask it "Does my car
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by sahaskatta 7y ago
I get a notification on my Galaxy S9 each time an app tries to access my location, microphone, etc. It's called permissions monitor and it appears to either be part of Android itself or a feature Samsung added to my device.
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by sahaskatta 7y ago
That's good feedback. We'll try to make things more clear!
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by sahaskatta 7y ago
While we built ours in house using a few open source frameworks, we do highly recommend https://readme.io
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by sahaskatta 7y ago
Hi, I'm the CEO of Smartcar. While I can't go into exact details, I can say from what we know so far: this occurred out of their main headquarters.
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by sahaskatta 7y ago
Yep! Just check out our docs: https://smartcar.com/docs/ Would love any feedback you may have!
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Otonomo, with nearly $55M in funding, is cloning our product(smartcar.com)
2292 points by sahaskatta 7y ago|603 comments
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by sahaskatta 7y ago
Are you folks integrated with Quickbooks or Xero yet? I didn't see any info on the website. Are there mobile apps? Mobile check deposit? If so, any limits on it?
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by sahaskatta 7y ago
Has anyone tried it out on the Dell XPS 13 (9370 or 9380)?
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by sahaskatta 8y ago
This looks amazing. Please add support for a dark mode!
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by sahaskatta 8y ago
The batteries in the new Samsung Buds are replaceable according to iFixit https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Samsung+Galaxy+Buds+Teardown...
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by sahaskatta 8y ago
The Samsung Gear IconX (last year's model) had 4 GB of storage. However it was useless to me as I no longer manage my own MP3 files. I use Pandora/Spotify/Google Music/etc. If Apple adds storage, they hopefully will do i
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by sahaskatta 8y ago
Curious how this is so much cheaper than all the other EV cert companies that charge thousands!
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New Dell XPS 13 developer edition now available(bartongeorge.io)
488 points by sahaskatta 8y ago|472 comments
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by sahaskatta 8y ago
We've been using Google Meet https://meet.google.com which is the current comparable to Zoom, Webex, etc. It's pretty solid. Actually like it more than other services. Curious, what issues did you face?
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by sahaskatta 8y ago
The Surface Pro 4 he mentions in the article is 4 years old. It was released in 2015. Things are hopefully better since then with the 5th gen and 6th Surface Pro devices. I'm now on a Dell XPS 13, but the Surface Pro 4 I once had did d
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by sahaskatta 8y ago
I got both an iPad Pro LTE and a Surface GO LTE. My simple experience: * Surface Go: You can do pretty much anything on this device. There's no software limitations, but it may just take a while as the performance is just slow. * iPad
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by sahaskatta 8y ago
That may charge 2 smart phones just fine, but it isn't enough for a laptop like a Macbook 13 or Dell XPS 13. I'm sure we'll see ones that can handle enough output for a computer + phone in the near future!
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by sahaskatta 8y ago
I've used Fair to lease a car. The entire experience has been a nightmare. Billing errors, really bad support, them losing records of giving me a car, charging me interest for not making a payment when their system had an error, their
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by sahaskatta 8y ago
You can use Facebook Messenger without a Facebook account. (I haven't tried it, but I know quite a few people that do this.)
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by sahaskatta 8y ago
Excel just added similar functionality built in: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/get-a-stock-quote-e...
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by sahaskatta 8y ago
I can chime in. Lot of SF Bay Area startups just go with someone like Silicon Valley Bank. Their sign up process is antiquated and painful. Their integrations with services such as QuickBooks or Xero is often unreliable. We had to put down
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by sahaskatta 8y ago
I've used OPEN SRS with a good experience in the past. https://opensrs.com/integration/api/

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