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Using XMPP in Adhearsion
(lancegleason.com)
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rebel19
14y ago
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rebel19
15y ago
Twillio also isn't the only game in town......Whereas AT&T quite often is a regulated monopoly depending on the market.
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rebel19
15y ago
Twillio is great for getting a small app out the door. But if you need to scale it and get any advanced form of call control it doesn't support it. It also is a lot more difficult to move away from it if you need to scale out and use othe
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rebel19
15y ago
This thing is a joke. Searched for Atlanta Georgia and came across someone who had no open source contributions on and three skeleton projects as a top guy while high profile open source contributors were not in the system.
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rebel19
15y ago
Ok, so it is cheaper to do business in the south...but businesses that start in the south will get a 250k round of funding while the same one would get 2 million in the valley...which one is going more likely to give a company to get the t
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rebel19
15y ago
It was nice to see the thumbs up from Zed for Ana Nelson's Dexy. We need more women like her in Tech.
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rebel19
15y ago
I'm sure that was the reason why Appcelerator went out to the Valley....it was a pretty stupid idea. http://blog.jeffhaynie.us/whats-wrong-with-the-atlanta-start... Yes this is a couple of years old, but sadly not a lot has changed. If
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rebel19
15y ago
I have mixed emotions about this. On one hand it is great to see the press. On the other hand as soon as they started talking about agencies and SCAD in their post that was all that I needed to see. Sadly, the Atlanta startup scene has w
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rebel19
15y ago
Bootstrapping is great in the south......until you need funding.
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rebel19
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This is all great until you actually try to raise money in one of these towns. Atlanta is a great example of that. There are a lot of ideas, and very few people that can actually execute on them. Also, even if you have a viable product
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rebel19
15y ago
Ideas are a dime a dozen, and there are some investors who will be duped by non-technical types and throw money at it but the solid businesses are founded by people who can actually execute the idea........sounds like this startup might be
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rebel19
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And keep in mind that the interface for Tropo and Adhearsion are very similar so if you need to expand beyond using Twillio or Tropo it gives you a lot of options with less pain...you can also use Adhearsion with Tropo as you are transition
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15y ago
tropo
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rebel19
15y ago
Has outsourcing really revolutionized IT?
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A Great Article About Paul Ciglia...the guy who claims he owns half of Facebook
(buffalonews.com)
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rebel19
15y ago
This is right on. If you contract you make more money, if you amortize that versus a large company and are good they are at least equal if you factor in time to get a new gig etc..
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rebel19
16y ago
This person should work for GE. Most of their senior and lead Software engineers can't code either.