You know the service that Bob Newhart provided, as a psychologist? He charged 5$ for 5 minutes. I'd be willing to do that for 1$.
Ask HN: What service are you willing to provide for $1?
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#227 function calls.
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#23I'll tell you you're a cheapskate. IaaS -- insults as a service.
But for an entire dollar, I want custom insults. None of this telling me the same thing you told the last ten people who gave you a dollar. Cuz, wow, lazy.
;)
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#24I am actually working right now on a runtime configs management service for which I am initially planning to charge $1/month/client in blocks of 10 clients with a minimum commitment of 1 year...but still $1 per client per month.
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#25It'd be less hassle to just give it away for free.
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#26Buy me a beer and I'll tell ya.
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#27I'll tell you you're a cheapskate. IaaS -- insults as a service.
But for an entire dollar, I want custom insults. None of this telling me the same thing you told the last ten people who gave you a dollar. Cuz, wow, lazy. ;)
I’m sorry but auditing is only available in the Enterprise Plan
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#28Earlier quoted context omitted.
as in "No, sorry" or you'll come to my hotel room and fold down the blankets and put a nice chocolate on the pillow? Because I would love to have the latter for $1, especially if the chocolate is included.
> you’ll come to my hotel room and fold down the blankets and put a nice chocolate on the pillow? No, sorry. You now owe me $1.
I'll buy that debt for $0.02
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#29Nothing, I wouldn’t want someone who places so little value on my work as a customer.
Remember Whatsapp used to charge a dollar. Multiply $1 by how many millions of users. That's not bad assuming a profit margin is there.
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#30I have been selling Android/iOS apps with a $1 price tag on it, I get 1 star review almost everyday blaming why the app isn't free.
There's a lesson on don't price your app at $1.