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troygoode
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About troygoode
https://www.trycourier.com/
Email me at troy@trycourier.com
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/troy; my proof: https://keybase.io/troy/sigs/oYrBGpbDzWOdO-kallHmxLSuqomNyzEDntdhgUGS83o ]
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Comment #35532996
I think we're talking past each other here. I live in SF and it is not at all clear to me how expanding access to guns would either help or hurt the homelessness challenges in the …
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Comment #35532796
What I don't understand is how your comment connects to the comment you were replying to.
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Comment #35532693
You want to solve "seeing a lot of, very obviously mentally ill, homeless people" by... giving more people guns?
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Comment #35060633
This is true for options but not RSUs.
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Comment #31236576
Courier | Full-Stack, Data, and Mobile Engineers | U.S. REMOTE / San Francisco Bay Area • We power notification infrastructure for software companies like LaunchDarkly, UserVoice, …
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Comment #31176996
Yes, especially if you have account-level usage that isn't just a rollup of user usage, e.g. API usage that isn't tied to a user, but to an account that multiple users are members …
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Comment #31168154
This is really clever. There are definitely huge gaps with existing product analytics tools once you veer away from their primary ICP – just ask any B2B PLG company about account-l…
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Comment #30850196
My startup (courier.com • YC S19) was idea-stage and I did not have meaningful pedigree nor had I previously started a successful startup.
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Comment #30793903
Depending on your use case I'd definitely look at Sendbird (YC W16): https://sendbird.com/
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Comment #30618484
Great article. All of this complexity is the reason I started Courier (YC S19) [0], which we just launched on HN [1] a few days ago. :-) We take the approach of essentially offerin…
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Comment #30546999
Ooooh yeah, got it. We have lower per-message prices for customers sending at scale. We have our own hard costs to account for, but we work hard to make sure Courier can fit into m…
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Comment #30543947
I was surprised nobody else pointed this out! No, no pivot. Two main reasons: 1. It took a lot of time to build something robust enough that teams were willing to swap out their cr…
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Comment #30543909
Thanks Chris! Hope things are going well at Loops!
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Comment #30543898
Customer.io is more focused on marketing automation (which your campaign use case sounds like) whereas we're focused on transactional notifications. Next quarter we'll have some re…
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Comment #30543878
10s of the thousands in the same month would indeed move you into our paid plan. If this was more like <10k per month for many months, you'd still be able to do that on our free pl…
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Comment #30543866
I'd love to hear how it goes for you! troy@courier.com
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Comment #30543862
George & the OneSignal team are great. We integrate with OneSignal (both their mobile push and email services). We integrate with more channels than using OneSignal directly (say y…
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Comment #30530473
FWIW we find that most software teams end up significantly rebuilding/refactoring their notification infra every 2-3 years, so it isn't completely a one-time implementation. Not to…