Andrew Turnbull

My team was brainstorming how to contribute to discussion on platform decay. A book felt too formal... but a children's book? Now we're talking. Join the waitlist to request a copy, or let us know what you think.

This is super helpful — I'm going to use it all the time for previewing jekyll builds. Would be great if you could add a customizable hotkey too. :-)

@fredrivett This is neat. Putting learning content in a new tab is a smart idea. How are things going after a few months? (I'll second the vote for a marketplace or way to share decks!)

I like the constraint — clever idea. Good luck :)

Saw this on Hacker News this morning, and I've spent the last couple hours looking up all kinds of people to see what it says about them. I even looked up the leaders of the Conservative and Liberal parties in Canada (we're in election season) to see how they compare. This is a fascinating, useful, and very addictive tool — will be interesting to see how it evolves, and what the mainstream...

Personally, I'm not a fan of the inspirational quotes that are posted so often on social media. But I think a tool like this can be used for more than quotes (that's just the low hanging fruit). I work at a digital agency and our designers make these kinds of typographic posters from time to time. I liken them to the digital version of a magazine ad. How often do we pick up a magazine and thumb...

Just wanted to say that I think you guys have a great business model. Keep up the good work! :)

Android app that intelligently manages incoming calls, texts and alerts — and auto replies to let your friends know you're driving.

An app for oil & gas rig monitoring.

Curious to see what the Product Hunt crowd thinks of this. Pencil Case is an app studio that transforms designs into apps with 100% less code.

Good idea, elegantly executed. Nice work!

Glad I scrolled down to yesterday's links to find this gem :-)

I still don't understand why people use Chrome on iOS. Can anybody who uses it regularly chime in with the benefits?

Hoping to make the leap this year. Listening right now. (thanks for posting the soundcloud links — it really lowers the barrier compared to having to subscribe to the podcast right away)

Great Idea Victor. Sometimes low tech is the best tech. Your approach is very similar to Nissan's Red Thumb movement (to stop texting and driving): http://www.nissanusa.com/redthumb/

Cool product. Could one of these be used to print directly to a notebook? For example, if I were taking course notes and wanted to add a diagram from the prof, would I be able to use this printer to include the diagram with my handwritten notes?