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A few reasons, but one of the primary ones is there needed to be a way to securely store the session or identity of the user on the client side. There are a few ways of doing this …

hmm, yes, I guess at some level user data is stored in a database somewhere. What is trying to be communicated here is you don't need to connect to a database at all. You can use a…

Also if you'd like a bunch of free credit to try out, just let me know the first part of your user id (in /account)

Hey all, just posted this! It's still very much a work in progress but wanted to share regardless. So far I think it's an improvement in a few ways over existing APIs / Platforms o…

Thanks man! HelloList can definitely do that (need to make that more obvious), mainly because it's just a simple platform. People sign up and promote it and such, and on the backen…

weird, was this on the example on hellolist.com, or on a list you had somewhere?

Yup, there's actually an example right on the home page right under the hero. Enter an email to sign up for "PicExample"

awesome catch, thanks man!

I was building the MVP for another product, but after seeing tons of other pre-launch startups starting to gamify their waitlist (by letting users move up the list by referring oth…

false, comments are always terrible, including this one.

thank you! was just looking for a quick example and was surprised to not see it immediately/obviously linked.

yeah, agreed. Sometimes it's best to not make it work and to move on, no matter the reason that makes you leave.

yeah, nuts. I wonder how many generations down she has met.

agreed, definitely why it's one of my favorite disciplines (you can consider science a discipline right?). I always admire pursuits that strive to be objective, and science is defi…

yeah, definitely not a trivial amount.

Yeah, agreed, this was the point that stood out to me the most. Privacy, battery usage, interference, simply not obeying instructions, etc..

yes, please, so my free time is not long for this world

I don't think this is evidence of a tech bubble at large, but it is evidence that tacking on monetization onto a mass-popular app/service/site isn't always a slam dunk

Ha, I knew I recognized it. Thanks for proving I'm not crazy, at least because of this.