Matthew Wildrick Thomas

Wow. That's pretty cool.

This is the best product.

I have been following Chatwoot for a while and have been thinking about using it vs our in-house contact solution.

This is also the first thing I've ever made to get 100 on PageSpeed Insights 😀

That's a cool idea. I can see this being useful for customer service or tech support. It's like a forum but with more fine-grained control.

I made this project to make it easy to share private snippets of displayed math without having to add a post to my blog. It's completely free both for you and for me. The entire project is hosted on GitHub Pages by (ab)using the platform's 404.html capabilities. You can find the source code here: https://github.com/mwt/hash-viewer Since it's on GitHub pages, forking this repository is all that...

This could have far reaching uses in education. Keep up the good work!

This is interesting. The "your browser does everything" stuff is a little misleading though. You do something. That something is presumably maintaining a database of encrypted hashes.

I'd recommend a free tier so that people can try it out. For your target audience, something like 100 PDFs/month shouldn't cannibalize your business. Yet, it's plenty to play around with.

So, do you buy one license for each user? Can this be used centrally by a company at all?

I like it. Should we send you our favorite email spam? 😉

So how do you stop nodes from ranking the results however they want? For example, I would love for all my projects to come up first on Presearch. What stops me from making myself the #1 search result for "Matt" when people connect to my node (as opposed to Matt Mullenweg who seems to be first among Matts at the moment)?

Is this the first investment fund to accept payment *exclusively* via credit card?

Everyone will love this

Hi, would you be interested in a colab where we use your product to shorten links generated by https://hash.mwt.me This service generates long URLs which contain base64 encoded markdown and LaTeX.

Success is a moving goal post! Your first paying customer is a big success. Then, the cash flow to hire your first employee...

This looks useful. Though, a bit out of my price range 😂. Would you consider an offering that allows some premium features (scheduling in particular) and then pay-as-you-go pricing for the minutes of usage?

I love the design! I think it would be nice if you could see a (potentially curated) collection of other people's streams after logging in.