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I might be missing the point here but paying someone to tell me I'm awesome would make me feel rather sad. Of course, that may not extend to everyone. I imagi
by philk 16y ago
I might be missing the point here but paying someone to tell me I'm awesome would make me feel rather sad.
Of course, that may not extend to everyone. I imagine a reasonable portion of the self help community would embrace this sort of thing.
- mcritz 16y agoYou could pay someone to remind someone you care about. Like, if you were going on a long journey or travelling, or lived in a different time zone from someone special to you.
- aralib 16y agoOr you could send an email. Wouldn't it be worth more if you reminded them rather than a hired stranger reminding them, even if you can't remind them every day or every month?
- mahmud 16y agoWith the twilio API,and a small shell-script tucked into your /etc/cron.d, you can tell mom you love her several times a minute.
- confuzatron 16y agoNothing says 'I love you' like a Denial of Service attack.
- jsharpe 16y agoI think you mean "nothing says 'you love me' like a Denial of Service attack." ;)
- izendejas 16y agoThere's surely a market, that point I do get, (how big I guess we'll find out) but sometimes I don't get this kind of allocation of resources. Just because you can do something, it doesn't mean you should. Anyway to the point: the site is awful. Bright yellow background? It's too simplistic (too 90s) and it just seems like a "scammy" site--which ironically (by some's standards, anyway) it might as well be.
- maukdaddy 16y agoYou are awesome philk!