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Love it. Always get this question from friends visiting Amsterdam. And always ask the same question to people living in City X when going there :)

Wow, looks like I'm going to start a bright discussion about our use of Slack at the office. Awesome UI, awesome idea. At my company we've been using the 'old' Flow for a while to create todo lists & tasks for the commercial team, but stopped using it because 70% of our team is technical and they prefer JIRA for full sprint/scrum/agile planning. Always wanted to ask what type of team...

Hi all, So cool to see my little game on ProductHunt, thanks for hunting @bramk! About MEMEory: everybody loves GIFS and everybody loves old-skool games, so why not combine the two into something fun? Memory get a lot more entertaining when some crazy animations are running, especially with 20 grumpy cat's rolling around the screen. Wanted to created something completely opposite to what...

Awesome stuff, especially the examples when you click on the color!

As a biker (I am from The Netherlands, so yeah we bike like all time...) I think the idea is nice, but have always struggled with the ifs and buts of lending out your bike. What's in it for me? Getting a few euro's/dollars (too much hassle if you ask me) or just having the gratitude that someone uses your bike? Why go to an individual if the price difference between professional biking shops...

Works like a charm guys! Pretty game-friendly way of 'meeting' new people. Would start loading new cards immediately before you hit the end of your current cards, you are zoned out of the experience/flow when new cards are loaded. Guess you would 'play' even more if this wouldn't happen.

It sounds useful, but the website doesn't really lure me into buying it straight away as I don't have any referencing on what it entails. A vector? A way of thinking? Maybe give one case away for free to help people get into the mindset?

Wow, really really cool! Also like the fact that you've chosen a dating service, compared to taking a really tech-media-b2b-thingy.

Started in The Netherlands, there's already a great party doing this: TicketSwap (https://www.ticketswap.uk/ disclosure: good friends with the founders). More than 300k people have used the website since they started at the end of 2012. They've rolled out in France, Germany and the UK, so I guess you're up for some good competition ;)

Don't know if I want to try the website in IE8*, but oh-my-oh-my this looks totally awesome dude! Been looking at a way to visualize my Moves-data for a while and this totally hits the nail on the head. *people still using IE8 should be exe.... oh wait: should try another browser ;)

Talking about Gumroad: how do you plan to differentiate your product? The whole concept feels and even looks the same (rainbow bar on the product page) to me. And why only e-books? Do you have a killer feature that should lure people to Payhip?