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In short, Monocle is a service that we're building to push your bank transactions to GSuite. Part of it is you get a nice spreadsheet that acts as a dashboard. You can see an example on http://bit.ly/monocledemo
The chatroom is used for live support. Honestly, I think it's easy for someone to get overwhelmed in Sheets and have a bunch of open questions. In that context, I think that live chat is superior as a means to help someone, than say sending support tickets or such. So I wanted a solution that would let people chat with us from within the spreadsheet.
Being based on Google Sheets, we were lucky to be in web. So I looked for ways to embed something in Sheets, which led me to two options: Sidebars and Dialogs. They allow embedding, which works well with Discord. So we decided to use this solution to provide people with live support.
Hands on review of 2003 classic cult Steel Battalion using Google Glass
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How I Built a Fully Automated Life Blogging Setup for Myself
7Bit Hero and The Future of Music
How To Make Games for 4Bn People
Friends Don't Let Friends Play Cookie Clicker
I turned my personal site into a point-and-click adventure. What do you think?
Introducing Raminibar - Personal site turned Point & Click adventure!What is a personal site? For many years, I have been keeping a page where I'd list some info about me and occasionally update my blog. This made the format somewhat cold and impersonal. I decided to make this site into something more like me. I hope you'll like it.http://raminibar.com
Thanks for the new slideshow feature!
How to Flip Your Startup in 5 Steps
Startup Sauna Brings Heat to the Baltics
The facebook layout is getting me more likes and comments, believe it or not.
Gaming for Science
Did you follow what we did with Garage48?
Need I remind you that The Difference Engine had foreign teams? Geogoer is Lithuanian.
The startup programs at the Aalto Venture Garage have had teams from Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Russia.
I'm not too familiar with HackFWD but I believe they're been international as well.
I think StartupBootcamp is awesome. And there's great ambition there. But I think calling each others programs better or worse (or truly european or whatever) is counter productive.