You should set it up so that people can send cryptocurrencies that are provably burned. Then you could pay something to no one to send nothing to someone.
I love this. It's simple and clever. I hope you make some money.
I'm reminded of the "I am Rich" iPhone app[0], but less offensive to the sensibilities. It's just a small art project where the performance art aspect centers around the observer giving the artist money.
I was a bit surprised how much metadata Apple includes for this shared picture (in some of the XHR responses). Not only your email address (the same that's on your HN profile so I assume that doesn't hurt) but also what seems to be your device's name ("i" followed by a part of your last name) as well as what looks to be a unique ID of your device and your timezone (are you GMT-6?).
This is hilarious. Paying money to passive-aggressively insult somebody, I think you may have invented a new market. Has this product generated any revenue yet?
If it was giving to charity, and not telling people they are worthless, it might be a good novelty in this world where gift giving has become a meaningless waste of money. “I’m giving you nothing, but some less fortunate kid got school books!”
As it stands it just comes across as being mean/nasty.
Try flipping it around. Instead of you spending a lot to prove someone means nothing, have them spend a lot to prove they mean something. Check out my Show HN from yesterday.
[+] [-] oceliker|5 years ago|reply
https://cardsagainsthumanity.com/blackfriday/
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[+] [-] ComputerGuru|5 years ago|reply
Might as well send them an individualized clip of a Lincoln or Jackson being set on fire.
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If you spend money to make a point, the recipient does mean something.
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I'm reminded of the "I am Rich" iPhone app[0], but less offensive to the sensibilities. It's just a small art project where the performance art aspect centers around the observer giving the artist money.
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Am_Rich
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[+] [-] antoineMoPa|5 years ago|reply
"Podcast 303: What would you pay for /dev/null as a service?" [1]
[1] https://stackoverflow.blog/2021/01/12/podcast-303-what-would...
(I did not listen though)
[+] [-] trestenhortz|5 years ago|reply
As it stands it just comes across as being mean/nasty.
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[1] https://lapse.cc/
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types h-t-t-p-s-:-/-/-w-w-w-.-n-o-t-h-...
[+] [-] offtop5|5 years ago|reply
NAAS.
One wonders , if you can get 20 people to actually use this would you have the most efficient startup ever created.
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[+] [-] dailypeeker|5 years ago|reply
1. Who don't use the service($0)
2. Who send $5
2. Who send $1000
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