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tejasmanohar
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About tejasmanohar
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Comment #29196143
Agree RE: focus. Rudderstack is a bundle and there is a place for that. Hightouch is 100% focused on activating data from the warehouse. Everything we build is Reverse ETL or built…
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Comment #29196124
Thanks, Soumya! I agree. Congrats on all your continued success at RudderStack as well.
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Comment #29193061
This probably isn't the best place for an extended comparison, but since it's our launch post, I'll try to close the thread with a couple corrections for factuality. If anyone is i…
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Comment #29192423
Not implicit but - declarative! Our goal is to provide enough context in our docs, app (e.g. autocomplete, automatic schema discovery, etc.), and resources to guide users through t…
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Comment #29192403
Good callout. Sometimes, I joke that warehouse ingestion latency is the bane of my existence, but it's improving... Our average customer runs Hightouch syncs roughly every hour, bu…
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Comment #29192110
Haha thanks. Love some friendly competition :). In all seriousness, though we're focusing elsewhere, the OSS angle is cool. If you're interested in self-hosted though, just reach o…
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Comment #29191794
Cofounder here! Not quite. In Hightouch, you define your model (SQL) and create a sync (point-and-click or JSON/YAML). The syncs are declarative, not imperative. They don't map 1:1…
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Comment #25917735
Congrats! We at Hightouch [0] ("reverse ETL") are excited to see Airbyte here on HN. We've been following Michel & John for a while now since the YC days, and from the outside, it …
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Comment #24474223
Hightouch.io cofounder here! Thanks for the S/O. Our online presence is quite limited so I'll post a summary here... We've built an e2e marketing automation platform on top of your…
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Comment #24297676
Many of the rules aren't rules. We ran a travel company and used Stripe in the past, which is also one of the disallowed industries. We got approval from Stripe after proving that …
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Comment #22611851
I agree with this. Transparency is key here.
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Comment #22599740
Even with the same fare class, the tickets sometimes cost more through the change interface on United.com. We've added more detail to our post-- https://bookwithcarry.com/blog/unit…
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Comment #22598024
Hey! Really sorry for the delay here. We've taken a step back and updated our original post with a much more detailed example and explanation given the response here https://bookwi…
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Comment #22589117
Would you mind posting your itinerary? Collecting more examples here...
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Comment #22589069
I'm sorry, but that's blatantly false. The original itinerary is a one-way flight, not a round-trip. I'll send the original receipt in a few minutes once I scrub all sensitive pass…
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Comment #22589033
Author here... Might be misunderstanding, but United is letting you change the route (X to Y) and dates between flights-- that's not the problem. What's messed up here is that Unit…
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Comment #22588919
Author here. Didn't realize this blew up on HN... We don't know the cause of the difference in price, but we're comparing two basic economy tickets here so if there's any fare diff…
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Comment #22539491
Southwest doesn't like the apples:oranges comparison of them vs other airlines / sorting primarily on price like most online travel sites do. This is because they offer other ameni…
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Comment #22539383
Ah yes, chrome extensions aren't on mobile so we just let you enter your email to get an email to install it when on desktop. You can also use the following link when on desktop :)…