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Ask HN: Learning to switch off
31 points by waldr 14y ago|39 comments
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by waldr 14y ago
Oh the irony of the event being shut down for overcrowding, when the company is called crowdsurge
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Women in startups: Are we trying too hard to be supergirl?(blog.teddle.com)
5 points by waldr 14y ago|0 comments
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by waldr 14y ago
I agree with a lot of the points here, Email in itself isn't broken. I've spent the last 2 months studying users email habits, who sends what?, what do they receive?, what are the conversations like?, how is the platform being used? etc.. t
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by waldr 14y ago
Bingo! You've made my day.. this is exactly as the service is intended. In fact our first ever rule was the exact text message scenario you've described.
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by waldr 14y ago
Yep - that's a great example of how Tray would be used. Is there a particular CRM / Service you'd like to see integrated? You would be able to forward the whole email or specific parts of an email (ie attachments) as the rule dictates.
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by waldr 14y ago
This is very true, thanks for reminding us... Privacy is obviously a huge issue, if we are going to be accessing your emails, so you're right we do need to make it a bit more obvious that the service is completely secure. We would never sto
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by waldr 14y ago
Password protection is a good issue. Obviously its not as simple as a native web application where we can just hash the users password so never actually store it in plain text. For Gmail users we can use XOauth, which helps, but for other
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by waldr 14y ago
We have developed an alpha of the basic platform with a few rules that we wanted to use ourselves (therefore not strictly following lean), the idea here is to use feedback from HN to shape where we go from here, are there any features that
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by waldr 14y ago
London (sorry for shorthand!) - we are currently on one of the accelerators in the google campus.
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by waldr 14y ago
Fantastic! We are following some of the lean principles in order to help validate our idea before we head too far down the development path (great post here - http://theagileplanner.com/blog/building-agile-planner/buffe... ). The feedback
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by waldr 14y ago
Thank you. The rules you can set within the platform give you a lot more power, firstly you are able to hook into web services i.e Twilio and push messages that fit a certain criteria straight to your phone. You'll also be able to trigger
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by waldr 14y ago
We connect to Gmail using their XOauth IMAP implementation, which we hope will become more standard in the future, but for now other services we are mainly using native IMAP connection, so you will have to give us your username/password (we
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by waldr 14y ago
thanks for the feedback! we won't be just limited to gmail (but yes google could roll out these specific features). The idea is that it works as a platform for you to setup your own channels based on your email habits, you can use the web h
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by waldr 14y ago
thanks for the heads up!
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by waldr 14y ago
Hey, I'd love to hear your feedback on our startup (launching outta LDN), Tray is a cloud service focusing on email, it allows you to define rules on your inbox and intelligently handle incoming messages (think an advanced iffft specificall
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Show HN: Your Email Assistant in the Cloud(tray.io)
22 points by waldr 14y ago|27 comments
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by waldr 14y ago
nice - this works much better than the apps
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Ask HN: best HN app for iPhone?
3 points by waldr 14y ago|4 comments
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by waldr 14y ago
Interesting concept.. why did it not continue? I took a look at the paper, and noticed there was something about rendering the relationships between bits of data, but cant see that anywhere?
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by waldr 14y ago
interesting, I've been digging on peoples workflow habits for the last few weeks and pulling around some ideas
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Fed up with HN not having any new (billion dollar) ideas I can steal
6 points by waldr 14y ago|3 comments
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Designing a Microsite for the Mercedes M-Class, inspired by 'think small'(digitalannexe.com)
1 points by waldr 14y ago|0 comments
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by waldr 14y ago
Interesting idea, be useful to be able to test a service and pause the trial, meaning you get a prompt for a time you've set in the future, or 'in battle' as you describe it ;-)
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Ask HN: Would you pay for a browser plugin?
4 points by waldr 14y ago|3 comments
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by waldr 14y ago
Yep short mail is great but you have to login and use their service to manage your email. I'm thinking more along the lines of being able to add a layer between imap and the client.
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Ask HN: Email service that limits incoming mail to 400 characters
2 points by waldr 14y ago|3 comments
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by waldr 14y ago
This looks really interesting, we started developing a tool identical to this recently - had a play with it and it works well. Well done guys! it's certainly got us thinking
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Meet the teams working with Springboard for its London accelerator program(thenextweb.com)
6 points by waldr 14y ago|5 comments
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by waldr 15y ago
However you look at it, with the clout Rose has (over 1 mill twitter followers) whatever he does next will get a ton of press and interest,probably even more so given the quick shutdown of oink. So why not save some cash and go for somethin

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