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trevz
7y ago
Anyone else see the irony in the title of this article? ;)
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Build a Successful Product Team by Former PayPal Senior Product Manager
(productschool.com)
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7y ago
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trevz
8y ago
Totally agree.
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trevz
8y ago
One useful difference is that you can set exceptions (i.e. email addresses that you want to receive emails from immediately).
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trevz
8y ago
Some of the advantages vs using your Mail app to do this are: 1. it works across all your devices (as works at the gmail server level) 2. you can set exceptions (e.g. email from mygirlfriend@gmail.com should always arrive immediately) Took
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trevz
8y ago
Adios needs the ability to change the label on emails (in order to move them into the inbox at your chosen times). This permission is unfortunately also the permission needed to access emails. If you know anyone at Google who can change t
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trevz
8y ago
Exactly right. Adios just requests API access. The way it works: 1. creates a filter that filters your incoming emails into a hidden gmail label 2. at your chosen times we use the gmail api to move the emails back in to the inbox. Adios ne
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trevz
8y ago
We originally built this using a Google App Script in Gmail. Has been game-changing for productivity. Now launching it as a service so anyone can try it out. Any and all feedback welcome. Happy to take any questions.
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Show HN: Adios.ai – Stop email interruptions, receive emails 3 times a day
(adios.ai)
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trevz
8y ago
Would be cool if you didn't have to use your mouse so much. Kept having to click the next box to select it.
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trevz
9y ago
A couple of thoughts, off the top of my head: Programming languages: - python (for general purpose programming) - R (for statistics) - bash (for cleaning up files) - SQL (for querying databases) Tools: - Pandas (for Python)
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trevz
9y ago
Hi dang. This is incredible feedback. Thank you so much! Great point about us "burying the lead" and needing to hook the user in the first 2 seconds. After our current sprint I'll take a couple of days to see if I can rewor
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trevz
9y ago
Hi dang. Truly appreciate your feedback on this. We have certainly been overwhelmed by the supportive comments of friends in this case, but it was only our intention to start the conversation - not to collude on votes (I don't have en
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trevz
9y ago
Have to admit - we were a bit nervous about telling the world we used jQuery for this. ;) But it still has its place IMHO.
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trevz
9y ago
Thanks! Yeah, we played with the idea of making a demo version of the app, for a long time. But it would have been a mega-project.
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9y ago
We use Stripe, and it's been great. But now we need to start providing invoices and charging different tax rates for different countries ... and suddenly the low-level processing of Stripe just isn't enough.