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that could actually be something people could pay you for as well. airbnb on the road with scenic views.

let me know if you ever try that.


I think they call that a "tour company".

Ripe for disruption. It'd probably look just like a tour company but with less insurance and amateurs at the wheel.


I personally reached a similar conclusion[1] and ended up building small little chrome extensions that solve some of workflow problems I face daily. This plus using zapier to automate the repetitive has brought back joy to programming as a tool rather than end goal.

[1]https://medium.com/@hu_me/how-i-got-past-trying-to-reinvent-...


yes this what I was curious about as well. Interesting the simplicity of creating snippets with markdown makes it easy to use for posts as well sharing code snippets ala gists


we found it insanely powerful but hit a lot of snags trying to see an easy view of tasks; especially with team members on the move switching between online and offline.

Ended up writing chrome extension[1] which hit a nerve with a lot of other people as well. We got thank yous from as as africa where teams are using asana with patchy connectivity.

[1] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/asana-task-viewer/...


google chrome has a multiple user option with quick switching, i have multiple profiles with different settings / extensions suited to mode.

saves the time to login to accounts [unless thats the whole point for you].


Love the tool using it since beta. Its an obvious pain point brilliantly executed. Between segment and google tag manager the analytics instrumentation has become exceedingly easy and better documented in the last 3 years.

And I know from experience lock in is immense, once you add an analytics tool there is no turning back. With segment you can play the field more easily, ofcourse while being locked in to segment :)


logmein has almost ruined my current favorite password manager Meldium. After they acquired it the service has become gradually to the point it does not work on half the sites stored in it. This week I finally decided to start migrating to LastPass (a few clients use it and it appeared a more dependable alternate). Guess will continue my search for alternates.


they have a pretty detailed guide here with some partner examples https://zapier.com/help/partner-co-marketing-guide/


the same tiered machine running for a full month costs about 7usd.


Little more than that. $7 with a reserved instance maybe. I'd say $10-11, but sub-$10 with a reserved instance (including the initial buy-in).


you could try codementor.io they offer a similar service but more suited to cs. Even offer introductory free minutes


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