Pedro Pablo Fuentes Schuster

My previous keyboard had a "Game Mode" functionality that just disabled the Windows Key, and well, I just got a new one, and this does not have it. Why do I need this app? Well, there's nothing worse than while you are in the middle of something important, like a battle on an online FPS, you accidentally hit the Windows key and you get out of the game, and well, you lose. Some apps can solve...

@dmitry_pushkarev great idea, I have been using it and so far great, there's only one bug that I see all the time, while using the side bar apps they will randomly turn into tabs.

xBrowserSync solves the problem of syncing bookmarks across Chromium-based browsers (Edge, Chrome, Sidekick, etc) while keeping your data private and anonymous.

I have been following Nanoleaf for some time and I finally decided to buy them, while searching for software that could work with Nanoleaf I saw that this was not posted yet here. They also have an OpenAPI in case someone wants to work on interesting integrations https://forum.nanoleaf.me/users/sign_in

I have been playing with the new version, there is no way to import my current YNAB data and I'm really missing some key functionalities that you can find on the native version: - Multi-month view - Ability to go and budget into future months (you can only see the previous and current month) - No Reports

I have been using YNAB for 3 years already, I'm a big fun of the app and the philosophy behind it. Up to now YNAB has been a native app that sync across devices using dropbox and that only cost $60, this new version is web based, brings many exciting new functionalities and now requires you to subscribe for $5/month or $50/year.

http://www.youneedabudget.com/blog/2015/your-finances-will-be-less-tedious-super-focused-and-older-with-the-new-ynab/ more updates on YNAB 5

I have been using it as a Mailbox replacement bad sadly emails takes to long to load even when I'm connected to wifi at work or home, hope they can fix that everything else works pretty well.

I have been using YNAB since 2012 and it has been a game changer in many ways. I started using it because I got married and I move to a new country, the combination of both situations was complicated and using a shared Google Spreadsheet between me and my wife was not enough, so we give it a try, we set up a couple of goals and when we saw the reward from giving every dollar a job we started to...

I have been using Worklife since March 2015 and it has been a game changer for me and my team. I also love how responsive is the team regarding issues and new features requests. In my opinion there are still some key functionalities missing: - To be able to associate different meetings - To be able to have an overall summary with all the notes, action items, topic agendas for a recurring meeting

I like what Capital One has been doing with their apps, clean design, simple to use and now I'm waiting to get an invite to check this new one.

I had the opportunity to invite @guestrin to show his product on a meetup, it's incredible good and simple to use, every time I think about machine learning I think about all the foundational work that needs to be done, well here most of it is resolved for you. It also has an open source portion that is worth checking https://github.com/dato-code/SFrame

It is a very interesting and easy to use product. I was able to do basic sentiment analysis on a twitter hashtag and posting to slack every time there was something negative in a couple of minutes, I like the concept.