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What's up guys. I initially built a hacky version of this for a small startup I was working with. They were cheap (like all good startups) and couldn't afford buying individual licenses and seats for certain services, so the employees would routinely share logins/passwords for shared accounts. However, the startup soon mandated that all services be minimally secured with 2FA (two-factor...

Hi everyone! First off, a special thanks to the product whisperer, @chrismessina, for the hunt. The man's a machine; please fuel him with some Ko-fi (https://ko-fi.com/chris). So...what is The Funnies? The Funnies is a daily email newsletter that features 5 amazing web comics from the best contemporary artists in the world. The comics are hand-picked by the artists and are featured at random so...

About a year ago, a few friends and I started an email group where, weekly, we'd rotate picking a writing prompt from Reddit (https://www.reddit.com/r/WritingPrompts/) and email each other our responses to the prompt. Alas, the group was short-lived as people became "busy" and forgot to submit their weekly stories. Consistency is hard, and is made even harder when the support group around it...

I love this so much. A few thoughts: - Ditch the sponsored link and job posts. You don’t really want to distract from your core value with “ads”. - Your free tier is too good. The fact that I can see every page of every app with elements categorized - all without paying - is nuts. - Add a social element. I’d love to read what other designers think of certain pages or certain elements.

Ah this brings back memories to the very first startup I ever worked on. On vacant commercial real estate windows we’d put up big “What do you want here” signs along with a QR code to provide information about the space as well as involve the community in crowdsourcing what kind of store they wanted there. QR was supposed to be THE ubiquitous technology, but it never really took off in a big...

Excellent timing. I’m heading to Grand Teton in a few weeks, so this seems incredibly useful. Thanks for making this!

Weirdly I've thought a lot about advertising + rideshare. Billboard-like advertising is an obvious solution (similar to what many taxi cabs already do), but I don't know if it's the right solution. While I do think enough incentives are lined up in this scenario, it feels wrong (to me). I hate the idea of further polluting our shared spaces with more ads. I wonder what's become of the companies...

Ah this is great!! I’ve been looking for something like to use in tandem with a service I run to give users more confidence in choosing a charity that speaks not only to their personal values but also to societal ones. Two questions: 1) I’m guessing you guys are focusing more on the UK market; what are your plans (if any) for other markets, like, say, the U.S. one? 2) Any thoughts about...

tipWheel is a network-driven referral marketplace.

Thanks for the hunt, @erictwillis! Since I consult and freelance in my spare time, I wanted a more streamlined way to book consultations, so I spent a couple weekends hacking this together. Scheduling is an interesting problem to build for, but I suspect there might also be even more fun features to build with availability/lead data. In any case, the goal is help hired guns like myself...