Does anyone have insight into how you would even start to source or grow/create the cells?
Also the machines look very organic and clearly have to keep the cells alive. Do they have to change them out every so often?
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Does anyone have insight into how you would even start to source or grow/create the cells?
Also the machines look very organic and clearly have to keep the cells alive. Do they have to change them out every so often?
Seems like that would could even be considered hardcoding - Buy Twitter Blue get higher on replies on threads.
A few points of feedback:
- Some real world use cases would be helpful to people frame your product. I saw your guide but that isn't a really something useful and could do in my app itself.
- You should add how this service compares to other function as a service SaaS's on the market. I'm not sure why I would pay $10 a month when AWS lambda can offer the same features.
- Whats a project? The pricing page mentions it but I don't see it anywhere else
- Is their a free tier? I see it mentioned on the change log but no where on the site.
I would highly recommend implementing phone number verition on signup. I know its its hassle on the sign up flow but for a dating site the worst thing is for it to be covered with "hot single in your area" profiles.
It also encourages sharing movies and music but that's not what I go to social networks for.
Fun service
I would suggest giving shows an ID though. Looking at the docs, it looks like I have to search every time and just hope the show is still returned in the search and the results are in the same order every query.
something like a /show/{id} or similar.
Even though its Apple, at some point its not worth spending the time and money.
Maybe their is a market for simple non-intrusive weather notifications.
Simply having them turn on at sunset is awesome. Such a small but great convenience.
I would shoot for lower per year cost, around the $20 to $25 mark.
That won't be confusing in conversation.
I guess you could have sections every half mile or so but that sounds crazy expensive. Putting a pump out in the middle of nowhere.
And how would train yards work? Assuming you used sections how long would they be? 10 feet?
Cool idea though, first time I've seen it.