charles lee

Just used it to make clips from our podcast we're making. Great that you have multilingual support, and of course including Vietnamese. I like them, but kind of wish there was an option to control the lengths of the clips.

I highly encourage everyone to just spend five minutes using the app, I almost guarantee you'll learn something new immediately, which is the beauty of this product. I'm a coder who grew up on emacs, so I think of myself as better than the average mouse-wielding n00b, but I'm really not. Thanks to Reiden I might become the insanely productive computer whiz I think of myself as. Also - to draw a...

Been lucky enough to use Gamma for a few months, and I find it pretty pleasant to use. I don't see anyone comparing it to Tome yet, so here's my $0.02: they're very similar, but Gamma is much farther along in development - many more block types and you can actually move them around and position them in a very intuitive Notion-y way. I've used a lot of tools in this space now that I think about...

Godsend for developers who don't write extensive documentation. (Who might be me.) One quick question - any plans for a VSCode extension?

This is well-executed. Great product, definitely belongs on the top for the day.

This is great! I couldn't agree more with what you've written above. This is something so basic and fundamental, but at the same time new to many people. I haven't found a book as easy-to-read yet substantive as this. 10/10 would recommend, more fun than writing an aggregation query in MongoDB

Where has this been all my life!

The silver lining is this has affirmed my belief that more people should learn how to code. So they can fix horrible software like this. They were responsive to support; but all they told me was that the video was gone and there was no way to get it back. Pros: Easy sharing, Slack integration is handy Cons: If you have an unstable internet connection, it just loses your video. No local copy....

I went back to Trello because of interface snappiness, but I do find myself missing some of the features of Pipefy. Pros: It's a brilliant idea (Kanban for processes) and I appreciate that they have a free tier. Cons: The product is slow, to the point where I found myself not being happy tusing it.

Hey, do you ship internationally?

I share a lot of articles from my desktop too. Actually, mostly when I'm not working when I should be. I really like messenger.com - what are your thoughts around desktop? Also - when can I buy stickers? -- Sincerely, a Korean guy

Kind of a bummer you're only allowed to use these for "Editorial Use", i.e. non-commercially. I would've cranked out some great landing pages...

Everyone I've talked to who's used Pixate says they can't imagine designing without it! BTW - great work on open sourcing Pixate freestyle (https://github.com/Pixate/pixate-freestyle-ios) too. Also a great product.

Bloc is pretty sweet. I've been a mentor since early on, and it's been amazing to see how quickly the product has iterated and how much the team cares about their students. Mentoring is an awesome and rewarding experience; 10/10 would recommend. (Surprised/happy to see it on PH!)

This is cool. Do you have any idea how "accurate" the recommendations are listed? Is there a way to gauge the "quality" of the recommendations algorithm? I'm kind of clueless when it comes to dressing, mostly, which is why I was a fan of Trunk Club for a while.

Hey, this is pretty fun, even if it reminds me about how much my Fantasy Football team sucks right now. =) My default avatar is the Campbell Soup Icon...that's cool! How'd you come up with that?

Co-founder Chris is a great dog parent, but needs help from time to time, especially at the end of his workday. We couldn't find a single dog walker in SF who didn't require pre-arrangements and long commitments.