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They still find a way to make it horrible and degrading.
Re:Go Enums Suck on Friday March 01, 2024 @02:17PM (#39565657)
enums are handled poorly in so many language. very confusing.
Re:Software Infrastructure 2.0: A Wishlist on Tuesday February 27, 2024 @03:49PM (#39529708)
So true. why are we still paying for idle resources in 2024?
Re:Pure Programming Language on Tuesday February 27, 2024 @03:48PM (#39529689)
i do like new programming languages. learning swift was fun at the time.
Re:A Font that Renders 14 types of Charts on Monday February 26, 2024 @10:16PM (#39519749)
this is so sick
Again. To be super duper clear. We store nothing! All email data, actions, everything is deleted on a daily basis. Try it out at https://getinboxzero.ai
mtmail, thanks for being the first negative comment. may god bless your soul.
I totally agree. this is a super easy way to manage your main annoying emails! getinboxzero.ai helps you manage the more granular stuff as well! Try it out at https://getinboxzero.ai! :) thanks for the comment
omg. a semi-positive comment on the internet? haha you are actually right! Many people don't have this problem. But some definitely do. For example if someone has over 100,000 emails, and they wanna clean their inbox. It's also just fun. give it a try @ https://getinboxzero.ai
Seriously guys. this is revolutionary. We only keep a single row for each user in a SQL table. That's it.
Hey!

I helped build Siri at Apple. Now I built a privacy centered AI email cleaner. Every day, we run a full scrape (keeping nothing at all). Only user logins are kept.

I know this is hackernews lmao. I'm ready for the shitstorm that is about to ensue. Anybody who doesn't believe that we delete all data, plz message me, we can do a live video call and I'll show you our AWS account.

Privacy first!

Re:New AI Email Cleaner on Friday February 09, 2024 @05:46PM (#39321427)
yup its gmail only.

Happy cleaning! Shayan

Re:New AI Email Cleaner on Friday February 09, 2024 @05:02PM (#39321046)
Hey everybody!

I first learned about hackernews when i was going to Waterloo in 2011. Excited to share that we're launching ZeroInbox.ai. Go ahead and give it a try. excited to hear your feedback!

All the best Shayan @ https://zeroinbox.ai