Kendall Gelner

Hello, I'm one of the engineers with Nami and just wanted to introduce myself to anyone checking this out - I'm pretty excited by this update as we've been working really hard on it for a while now, it provides a lot of flexibility for customization with the no-code paywalls, and we are always enhancing the other aspects of the platform to try and make it as easy to use as possible! Not only...

Although I also liked "Post or Pay", some other ideas: Post Pressure Writeoff Tick-Talk

Eliminate all of the options that don't mention delivery time (4 & 5). I know you are trying to drill down to something but I found those extremely confusing and think a lot of people would bail, plus I think there are too many drill-down questions. I think you need three at most, fewer would be better.

The snarky response is that in fact there already is, it's called Facebook. A less snarky response is, that lots and lots of old people use Facebook with no issue, so before you try to make something ultra-simplistic for old people, realize they can already use Facebook OK so maybe you don't need to make it as simple as you are thinking. Just make sure you support large text.

The canonical definition is that Free software means that anyone can modify it, in perpetuity no matter how many people branch off changes. The Open Source model that has come about, allows use of the source as a base for something proprietary where you don't have to release the source for further modifications or enhancements if you do not want to (but in practice lots do). From a...

Really love the idea of these lighting panels, seems like a cool thing for either home theaters, or presentation of collectables.

QR is really nice as you get older, so you can zoom in on items and details. Also like not having to wait for a menu to be brought to you, and to be able to look at it before you go in...

A lot of onboarding is still very in-person oriented (even if remote). Our company uses Notion quite heavily to share a variety of internal documentation, it seems to work pretty well though it doesn't do things like charts at all well.

PS5, as I like the Sony exclusives and I think the GamePass everywhere push that Microsoft is doing will lead to most games not really pushing the Xbox hardware the as much as higher end PS5 games.

It depends - for some places like Disney, I use specialized sites like Disboards or WDWNewsToday. For more general travel I use Google, and often use TripAdvisor to look for reviews of specific things in that location I am thinking of visiting. Also since I like to do a lot of photography, I use photo sites like Flickr or 500px to view photos of places around the area, to see if there's...

Interesting idea to do AI generated heat maps to get a sense of what would probably be the way user attention would be drawn to parts of the landing page...

Looks really interesting, will go check it out!