Asher Snyder

Interesting stuff! Looking forward to investigating this integration. Curious as to the slippery slope here to co-pilots, etc, vs initial vision of massive multi-collab library, where by definition the handlers can handle their own AI. Maybe all the integration and built-in magic are worthwhile but do worry about scope creep 😅😁. Will take some time this week to explore and see all the new...

Really cool! I've played with SuchMuchAI since the beginning. It's been nice to see the evolution of the product into its now clear and compelling use case. Looking forward to the continued growth, and next set of updates and features. Congrats on the PH launch!

Looks really simple and easy. Great job!

@jonmccull I've been using Vivaldi for two years now and must say I really love it. I first switched when I heard that the previous Opera team founded it, and of course Tab Stacking!!!! Obviously Chrome extensions are a plus and this new account synching will help me sync my settings across devices. Thanks so much for a great browser. I honestly don't know what I would do without it!

Good guys. I used to own the schlep.it, and schlepit.com domains, but knew the Schlep guys would make better use of it. Definitely recommend the team, sure the product is top notch too.

VPN Stateside?

Doesn't seem too exciting, I'm waiting for the xperia m5 dual (is out in some countries already, waiting on the band 4 version) which seems like a better phone than the Nexus at a similar pricepoint. @nealrs, I would settle for a Z5, but the M5 seems nearly identical, you might want consider it instead of the compact it's not quite as small, but also not quite as big as the regular Z5 and might...

@juuup Really like the concept! Pretty funny, I'm actually about to embark on a five destination trip and am really kicking the tires with GlobeWhere. It has some great potential. Though, I do wish things linked to a tripadvisor/google place/etc. while your curate and grow your base information. Great job!

Haven't used it yet, but this is something I've been hoping would come out for a while. All other apps like this don't follow the natural workflow, whereas this does. This allows me to enter where I am, my destination and then see time and estimates for each, while others just give you time, or an estimated hourly rate. I haven't tried it yet, but please make sure to include things like Lyft...

Looks good, though is somewhat confusing I have to select an existing app in order to "Create Application", but wouldn't this naturally be used while an app is development? Seems like would be extra work once an app is released.

I really wish they brought back tab stacking. The last version to have it was Opera 12, before they switched to being another version of Chrome, albeit a less leaky one. Worse, no browser plugin exists in any browser to mimic this functionality.

As one of the pioneers of this space and co-founder of Mesh, I think it's pretty interesting overall. Nothing here is really unique compared to other apps with a near identical feature set, such as Siren, Anti-date, and more. However, the sensationalism of the story, Tinder vs Bumble, former founders, etc. essentially has the press salivating over the story/conflict and setting Bumble up as...

Having "recently tested" is a subversive tactic. If the site is new, it's likely that your SEO is better than theirs and will have whatever their rating is show up for their site which may negatively affect that site as a non-informed user might confuse the score with a rating of the service. I highly recommend removing this aspect as to not bundle yourselves into the extortionary tactics of...

Just tried it out and overall I think it has lots of potential, though I don't know how I feel about the pay per use aspect of things. While I understand it's probably more efficient for those that just use a little, I hate the feeling of being nickel and dimed with almost every interaction. Also, since it's in "Units" it's harder to know what you're actually spending. As per South Park, we all...

This looks really nice. Some clear or expected pricing would be nice so we can get a sense of whether it makes sense to integrate into our projects.

Can you elaborate on the differences between http://snipt.net, which has been around for quite some time now, and has significantly more code snippets?

Really like the interface once I figured it out, but hard to see why I would use this instead of just linking to a Dropbox or Google Drive image folder, which already turns it into a shared gallery. This seems like an extra step for most. Though, it does have it's advantages if you want to create one-offs. An aside, delete is a bit buggy. Had to delete individual images, before deleting the...

Seems very similar to http://www.producthunt.com/posts/todoist, even the landing is similar. Can you sum up your unique advantages/differences? It wasn't that clear from reading through or watching the video.

Would love some documentation to see what services you tie into, along with whether you offer PUSH/PULL options for custom data sources before signing up. As someone that's tried most everything and found each lacking in some way, would really help encourage conversion.

I really love this tool and use it quite often, can't recommend it enough. Replaced PunyPNG for me.