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Josh2600hz
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Comment #4577361
Congrats to Twilio. Seems like VoiceAPIs are heating up and quick.
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Comment #4505875
The graph here doesn't prove causality (or even really a correlation). On the one hand, PG argues that funding is not a good indicator of success, and on the other hand, the author…
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Comment #4420506
Our stack uses a ton of Erlang. If you have many simultaneous connections, it's one of the few languages that doesn't lose potency as it scales. Http://2600hz.com check it out if y…
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Comment #4408288
I don't work at Plivo, but I have a lot of respect for those guys because of their open-source roots. I might bicker with them here or there online, but I only do out of admiration…
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Comment #4381614
So you guys inked with Voxbone?
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Comment #4369051
Looks like fun!
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Comment #4318453
$125 million is a lot of money, but I wonder if this is the number Box wanted. If Box is to compete with DropBox, surely they need a larger war chest, no?
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Comment #4257418
Most of the traffic tracking on the web involves plugins (generally in the form of a toolbar). I don't know about you guys, but I haven't had a 3rd party toolbar in my browser inte…
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Comment #4196439
This is a terrible article written without any grasp of the underlying realities of delivering the services the author discusses. Applauding Verizon for instituting Draconian bandw…
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Comment #4177443
Look, the 2882020 # is not special... That's the main AT&T customer service number. You're wrong. If you call AT&T, inside of their systems, they can only group dsl orders based on…
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Comment #4177401
Hey, I'm Josh, I run Biz Dev for 2600hz. We've built a carrier application switch in Erlang, and we have two sets of APIs (REST and direct AMQP) to allow you to do big things. This…
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Comment #4157305
How do you deliver DSL without a phone line in the US? Even AT&T delivers a phone line on their "direct DSL", they just hide the costs of regulation in the rate. This, to me, isn't…