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   by seam 1y ago

   it's unclear to me why Starlink is free on airlines. I currently pay $30-50 per transoceanic flight for crappy internet. I'd pay 2-3X more for something solid with lower latency.
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   by seam 2y ago

   Seam (YC, Series-A+) | https://www.seam.co | Engineers and Founding Marketer | US (San Francisco) | Full-time We build an API to integrate IoT devices like smart locks, thermostats, cameras, sensors, and more. It's used by
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   by seam 2y ago

   Seam (YC S20) | Content Marketing | SF Based | Full-Time Seam builds an API to control IoT devices. Think Plaid or Stripe, but to control devices like nest thermostats, August smart locks, cameras, and more. We are currently looking to hire
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   by seam 3y ago

   this is awesome! Not sure if you saw our hardware bridge, but it's custom built specifically for DoorKing units to bring them online and what not. I'll drop you a note now.
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   by seam 5y ago

   Seam (YC S20) | Backend & FullStack | SF, Near-Remote | https://getseam.com/ Seam builds an API for all the IoT devices around us. A mix of Plaid/Stripe, Seam lets software developers connect and control WiFi locks
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   by seam 5y ago

   ah very interesting. Thank You for the correction! I quickly saw what looked like pci and some GPIO options.
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   by seam 6y ago

   Seam (YC S20) | Backend & FullStack | SF, Near-Remote | https://getseam.com/ At Seam, we're creating the API for IoT devices. We're a YC company building an API that enables software developers to control vari