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by scosman 10y ago
We switched to Groove from Zendesk (which was awful). We're happy with it. I do wish it had better reporting. It also has occasional hiccups (missing emails, report numbers inconsistent). Helpscout looks promising.
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by scosman 10y ago
Correlating VC investment to promise is a bit of a leap. Identifying hot VCs by the number of promising startups in their portfolio, when "promise" is based on VC investment, is a bit crazy.
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by scosman 10y ago
We use bitrise for iOS CI. Nothing but great things to say about them!
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by scosman 10y ago
To your point, I think we've already see a lot of products that chip away at email, but we're unlikely to see full replacement. Email is the lowest common denominator way of sending something over the internet. Lots of my tasks st
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by scosman 10y ago
They published an index on Github. It would likely be a more responsible way to access this versus hammering their API. https://github.com/metmuseum/openaccess
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by scosman 10y ago
This article misses the point. Alexa is interesting because it's a new user interface (voice + always listening), not because it's "an AI". Imo, it's the biggest UI jump since the touchscreen phone. The tech that en
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by scosman 10y ago
No one dismissed your complaint. I presented the developer point of view. If you honestly think that a single popup makes an app deserve of a 1 star rating regardless of anything else, I disagree. It's like being a single issue voter.
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by scosman 10y ago
No one said nag. People seem to be be assuming the worst possible behaviour. Asking once with a "Don't ask again" and "Later" option is pretty standard. The original post said a popup is annoying enough to deserve a
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by scosman 10y ago
Please don't give an app a 1 star review just because they ask for a review. Apple and Android have made ratings incredibly important, and the vast majority of happy users never take the time to review. You get some happy users rating,
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by scosman 10y ago
Note: you can disable in: Web App > Settings > Personal Settings > "Allow Evernote to use my data to improve my experience"
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by scosman 10y ago
I doubt much. Aurora looks more like those engines running on an EFS disk than a major rewrite of the storage engines themselves. They need to disable some features to make concurrent readers on the same network disk work. I'm sure it&
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by scosman 10y ago
Yeah, but max 20 Lightsail servers per month. No big clients will be able to use this to export/leave.
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by scosman 10y ago
This is the first cheap bandwidth option I've seen on AWS. Transferring 1TB out of S3 or EC2 is costs about $90, but is included in a $5 server with Lightsail.
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by scosman 10y ago
That initial wave got them this blog post and now #1 on HN. In 2 more days they'll be up to $30k/mo, with a 4 day doubling rate!!! In all honesty, the press -> growth -> press loop caught me up on on my first launch. When it
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by scosman 10y ago
$5 a month for the FAQ product? Charge waaaaay more for a product targeted at businesses.
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by scosman 10y ago
ReactNative wraps up the native controls, often with lowest common denominator APIs that work across iOS + Android. You can get a basic app up and running quickly, but when you want to do something more advanced it really slows you down.
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by scosman 10y ago
Was hoping for Objective C support when I saw it. Would love to get rid of Xcode.
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by scosman 10y ago
Oh, you can pay for discoverability. No shareholder issues there.
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by scosman 10y ago
+1 for scrolljacking. It would randomly pick a direction independent of my actual scroll direction.
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by scosman 10y ago
I don't see the quote you mention in the linked article. However, the wording is ambiguous.
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by scosman 10y ago
He's calling executive actions unconstitutional. Let's hope he sticks to that.
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by scosman 10y ago
Interesting that Gizmodo was a gawker property and this is them essentially re-publishing the claims, immediately after setting a defamation lawsuit.
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by scosman 10y ago
Agreed. They really anticipated my needs on that one, had my needs been quadrupled prices and a tiny window to switch providers.
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by scosman 10y ago
Be careful conflating "never made a profit" with not having a business. They made $710M in revenue last quarter, up 48% yoy. Their expenses might be high, but they can address that. Companies like Amazon didn't make a profit
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by scosman 10y ago
Any context why this is suddenly trending? libjpeg-turbo is awesome, but hardly new.
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by scosman 10y ago
but with slightly different corners.
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Amazon Echo Dot, 2nd Generation Released (Alexa)(amazon.com)
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by scosman 10y ago
I worked at Tim Hortons. Can I still be Prime Minister?
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by scosman 10y ago
If you're sending high volume, consider AWS SES. It doesn't have the fancy tempting of Mandrill/Sendgrid/etc, but it's a fraction of the cost and the deliverability has been excellent. We migrated 98% of our emails
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by scosman 10y ago
Does anyone know if the iOS 10 developer beta 7 (public beta 6) got this patch, or are we vulnerable?

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