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by cade 6mo ago
Thanks for the kind response, and for teaching me more about the possible risks and downsides. I was just involved in the editing of the surgical footage, so I never got the "here's the potential drawbacks" speech. I wish you
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by cade 6mo ago
Given your personal experience, I expect you know significantly more than I do, but I just wanted to note: about 20 years ago, I was part of a small company that filmed and edited educational, medical videos for various clients. One of the
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by cade 6mo ago
Ha. I didn't realize until I checked the comments that I worked with Beth in Nashville too! Not sure what that says about how I consume content these days... but she's delightful. Two of my favorite classes in college were Color S
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by cade 6mo ago
> It signals either astroturfing or someone who just accepts what they are sold without thinking. > Nor this level of spam and bad submissions. Your comments seem pretty aggressive for what you’re replying to. Maybe take a beat to ass
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by cade 10mo ago
With all my heart, I want to cheer you on. Making stuff is damn hard, and shipping is even harder. You did that, and I applaud you for it. I do a lot of NYT puzzle stuff every day and some other random puzzle sites before I get out of bed.
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by cade 1y ago
> Jan 6 riot was a relatively peaceful affair Literally ignoring any and all recorded footage clearly demonstrating violence to the contrary, what kind of vocabulary judo do you have to perform to label a woman being shot to death[1] a &
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by cade 2y ago
We can totally appreciate that everyone has their own price points. That said, I do want to clarify that Jelly is not priced per user. The starting plan is $29/mo for your entire team . Period. In the landscape of similar tools, we
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by cade 2y ago
OH , NO! Thanks for the heads up! We’ll crack open the CSS...
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by cade 2y ago
The short story is that Good Enough has put a handful of (hopefully) delightful things into the world: https://goodenough.us/ Putting things into the world means getting emails. Being a team means juggling said emails about
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by cade 2y ago
Thanks for the kind words (and for passing Jelly along to others!). Maybe my only suggestion would be different kinds of archiving Definitely something for us to consider. Thanks for the feedback! Also I see the Trix WYSIWYG edit
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by cade 2y ago
Jelly is currently using Render, and we have automated deploys set up from Github, so just merging the PR kicks off the magic sauce. taking off my Jelly hat I’ve also used Kamal + Hetzner for a few other simple things recently, and it’s b
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by cade 2y ago
Thanks for the kind words! We’re definitely trying to spread more decency and reason in the world. :) I'm going to send this around to some people. Even bigger thanks! It’s hard to ship stuff, and it’s even harder to spread the
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by cade 2y ago
Yes! Jelly was born out of a shared Fastmail account. You can forward your email to your dedicated Jelly address and be jamming (sorry not sorry) in no time. Don’t hesitate to drop us a line if you have any questions or feedback!
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by cade 2y ago
Love the product and you've nailed the simple design! Thanks for the kind words! I'm concerned about email deliverability As I’m sure you can imagine, we’re very concerned about email deliverability. We use Postma
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by cade 2y ago
Good questions! Most of our products are built with a pretty vanilla Rails stack (what we’re most familiar/comfortable with) backed by Postgres. Beyond that, it’s just the classic engineering struggle of trying to keep things simple an
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by cade 2y ago
Por que no los dos?
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by cade 2y ago
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) I see what you did there. Jelly’s here for you when it stops being, well, good enough!
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by cade 2y ago
Glad to hear it! Let us know if you have any questions or feedback. (Cade @ Good Enough)
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by cade 2y ago
Thanks for the love! Please don’t hesitate to reach out to us with any questions or feedback: https://letterbird.co/jelly — we’ll be handling any messages you send from our own Jelly account! :)
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by cade 2y ago
Cade here with Good Enough. I love the frontend design Thanks! What's the stack like? It’s a relatively mainline Rails stack. The Good Enough crew has worked in the Rails ecosystem for a long, long time, so it’s what we’r
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by cade 3y ago
100% this. I paid the increasingly common "privacy and control premium" for a Valve Index (which I'm very happy with) to avoid the entanglements of borrowing a headset from Meta for a large, up front, non-refundable fee.
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by cade 3y ago
> It is gated by iTunes, just not 100% I bought an iPod Mini in '04 that I used for a summer photography course as an external hard drive. An actual external hard drive would have been cheaper, but after my summer trip was over and
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by cade 3y ago
1. "A does the same thing as B. Don't you see how wrong you are?" How does this make B better than A? Your position literally makes no sense, and I am super duper not an Apple apologist.
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by cade 3y ago
Enjoyed the Black Mirror reference, and will hopefully add to the pop culture enjoyable cross linking with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HumancentiPad . > WHY WON’T IT READ?!
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by cade 4y ago
I don't know what I believe about much of anything anymore, but here's some random nudges if you are indeed genuinely asking: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_Collins https://en.wikipedia.org&
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by cade 4y ago
> It's hard to really gauge the size of something from just measurements. I know some folks already hinted at this in the comments, but it's beyond bizarre to me to read this quote on HN. The size of something is literally the
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by cade 4y ago
My pet rant of late is a lament that companies seem incapable of having a conversation about achieving profit versus maximizing profit. In the ideal, companies that achieving profit can treat their employees and customers well; howeve
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by cade 5y ago
One of the more amusing versions of, "I may be mistaken on some points and need to reconsider" that I've read in a while...
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by cade 7y ago
I'm sorry for your friend. That's terrible. However, > Do yourself a favor and stay as far away from chiropractors as you can. They're not doctors and what they do can have serious consequences. I've heard of one or t
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by cade 10y ago
While visiting my parents a month ago, they had a scale sitting out in the bathroom. My five year old daughter exclaimed, "Daddy, look how much I weigh! ... How much do you weigh?" If you had asked me without a scale for reference

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