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Really sweet app! @DoubleMalt got me to try it a few days ago and it was so easy to jump in. No installation necessary – it just works!

Hey, I'm also a part of the team – I worked on the CraftStrom mobile app. All the hobbyists and developers here might be interested to know that we're developing CraftStrom to be an open platform – it will be possible to extend it and integrate it with other home automation projects. The data that you collect from your solar power generation and battery charge / discharge patterns in your...

That's a really neat idea. Can it also be used for band rehersal rooms?

Looks really cool – basically Google's alternative to Optimizely with a free tier (that I think suits most startups – https://support.google.com/360su... ). There's a Chrome extension that comes with it that allows you to edit your page content on the fly and make new versions to run A/B experiments with. Looking forward to using it! Pros: Seems as powerful as e.g. Optimizely Cons: Nothing in...

Just discovered Google Optimize today. Looks really cool – basically Google's alternative to Optimizely with a free tier (that I think suits most startups – https://support.google.com/360suite/optimize/answer/7084762/ ). There's a Chrome extension that comes with it that allows you to edit your page content on the fly and make new versions to run A/B experiments with. Looking forward to using it!

I wend through Justin's course (https://devmarketing.xyz) and this book and I can really recommend both to all tech-minded people who need a hand in bootstrapping the business/marketing side! Lots of useful information inside and Justin has a very practical, hands-on style of lecturing.

Wow, this looks pretty good. Love the focus on storyboarding and comic / game level layouts :)

Heroku for deep learning with cheaper-than-AWS GPU hardware and Jupyter notebook support? I am intrigued…

Essentially The Wirecutter (http://thewirecutter.com/) for founders. Go there and see what tool you should use for X. With 1000 YC founders recommending tools right now, I'm sure it's gonna grow to be a great community :)

Tried both this and Noon Pacific and while the apps seem nice (though very similar as others have pointed out), it's showing too much pop/hip hop for my taste. I still prefer something like StereoFox to discover more alternative, indie, post rock and such music – https://www.producthunt.com/tech/stereofox-v2

Seems like a neat app. Companies can rent out their free desk space and freelancers/entrepreneurs can book these desks. The app keeps some revenue from these transactions. I see it has potential both as an aggregator for coworking spaces now that Coworfing is apparently no more and as a kind of AirBnB for office space where you end up with a serendipitous crib like the incubator run by Erlich...

Awesome! That's the sort of copy I'd expect from Erlich Bachman 😎 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=l9_PfruyLlU

Really cool app for exercising from your home. I used to read bodyweight exercise instructions (where you use your own weight instead of the gym equipment) on www.bodyweightculture.com before, because I don't like wasting time going somewhere before I start exercising. This app offers plenty of bodyweight exercise videos and curated exercise plans behind a nice UX. I tried out a basic no...

An amazingly efficient tool for gathering design/artwork inspiration around the web. Pinterest for professionals who require speed and not all the social bells and whistles. You can quickly add one or multiple images to a collection and after one drag'n'drop gesture every action is complete. Would be cool if the app offered some more advanced professional features (maybe in the paid version),...