plehoux

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by plehoux 5mo ago
Missive | Senior Backend Developer | REMOTE (Eastern americas to Central central Europe) | Full-time Missive brings inbox collaboration to teams that run on email. This isn’t your typical SaaS; it’s a full-fledged app users live in all day.
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by plehoux 8mo ago
I love this, congratulations on the clever design and concept.
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by plehoux 11mo ago
Congrats Greg & Antoine! disco.cloud is really needed, I hope you guys get the visibility you deserve and some momentum from the community!
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Tell HN: Crazy sloppiness in X.com Content Security Policy
5 points by plehoux 1y ago|1 comments
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by plehoux 1y ago
This is our exact approach at Missive. You 100% control system prompts. Although, it's more powerful... it does take more time to setup and get right. https://missiveapp.com/blog/autopilot-for-your-inbox-ai-rule...
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Ask HN: AI Tools Now Drive 50% of Our Traffic, You?
3 points by plehoux 1y ago|2 comments
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by plehoux 2y ago
Look we were lazy on the marketing side, not on the product side. :)
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A Decade of Lazy Marketing to $500k MRR(missiveapp.com)
2 points by plehoux 2y ago|1 comments
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We coded our affiliate program from scratch, you should too(missiveapp.com)
3 points by plehoux 2y ago|0 comments
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Dropbox sends takedown notices to developers building with their File Picker API(twitter.com)
2 points by plehoux 3y ago|0 comments
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by plehoux 3y ago
CEO at Missive and proud developer of an electron based email client, I would love for you to try it and judge it's speed. It might change your opinion.
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by plehoux 3y ago
What a depressing take. Starting young (at 20 years old or earlier) gives you over a decade to explore and discover your entrepreneurial path with low risk. Stop making excuse.
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AI Could Transform Email(wired.com)
4 points by plehoux 4y ago|0 comments
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by plehoux 4y ago
I think Google is fine. Will win this in the end. But I was curious about DuckDuckGo and Gabriel's take on this, https://twitter.com/yegg ... not a word. AI is a scale game, how can they offer this without blowing all t
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Embracing Hard Limits(missiveapp.com)
3 points by plehoux 4y ago|0 comments
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by plehoux 4y ago
I'm in the rare camp of those believing the employees will crave back the office at some point. Maybe not in the crazy expensive cities with long commutes like LA and SF, but everywhere, yes.
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Insanely productive workflow to keep track of user requests(twitter.com)
2 points by plehoux 4y ago|0 comments
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by plehoux 4y ago
I post this thread on HN. I honestly can't understand why they would deprecate the Unpublished App option. Was a win win for everyone. Using their Billing API makes sense when you building a business on top of theirs... but it's n
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Shopify Store more predatory than the App Store with its developer cut(twitter.com)
41 points by plehoux 4y ago|8 comments
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by plehoux 4y ago
> We Need a Middle Class for Startups You mean a bourgeoisie?
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by plehoux 4y ago
If a private corporation releasing an update to its code base to allow its own service to keep working brings us into WWIII... the root cause of the WWIII is definitely not the code update.
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by plehoux 4y ago
The time requires to get the subsidies and the contortion you make to be in the boundaries of the program have a cost.
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by plehoux 4y ago
I could add them, never used them too.
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by plehoux 4y ago
Existing customers > New customers. Wrote about this there: https://missiveapp.com/blog/on-being-a-tiny-team
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by plehoux 4y ago
I wrote the article and I feel you are right, I should not have put it there... I just wanted to highlight we were frugal.
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by plehoux 4y ago
Merci Alain!
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by plehoux 4y ago
~ after 1 year: $600, 3 years: $192,000, 5 years: $780,000
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by plehoux 4y ago
Lol, I will add it to the list.
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by plehoux 4y ago
Accelerating growth is definitely on our radar. We took a different road up to this point, but I expect our future to be more similar to a regular tech business now that we're set on solid ground.
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by plehoux 4y ago
Main one was our ability not to be distracted. Plus, setting up ourselves for a long-distance run from day one.

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