OrionSeven

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by OrionSeven 1y ago
My cofounder and I are about to launch https://hicira.com an AI voice receptionist for small businesses. We're focused on solo owners and other busy local service based companies. We're using OpenAI's newest real
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by OrionSeven 2y ago
I'm doing research to sort through all antidotal or hyperbolic statements about how AI is actually impacting day-to-day code writing. The link is to the survey driving research. It's just 4 questions and does not ask for your emai
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by OrionSeven 2y ago
I've seen some hardware blocks for phones. I've been tempted to buy one. But routinely deleting them from my phone has worked best for me.
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by OrionSeven 2y ago
So does the CSV have multiple languages within it? Why a CSV verse various documents in a directory (like Google Drive?). Just curious, I'm working on AskJack.io and the multiple users, find anything, no matter the context, is exactly
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by OrionSeven 3y ago
I've started interviewing SaaS founders (from bootstrapped to VC-backed) about lessons learned building and operating SaaS companies. The is the first one, Ash did a fantastic job, dropping some true gems.
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by OrionSeven 3y ago
Do you have a source that shows BMR does not reduce with TRE?
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Practical Cybersecurity for Early Startups(productfoundry.co)
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Less is more: How I overbuilt my first startup, failed, and the lessons learned(productfoundry.co)
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Building customer empathy as part of why you have a pre-launch wait list site(productfoundry.co)
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Set your product strategy by using your What and Why(productfoundry.co)
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by OrionSeven 6y ago
Feedback turns into insights, which turn into ideas, which turn into shipped product. Interweave helps collection of feedback (interviews, surveys, bug reports, and idea boards), helps you synthesis that, helps you prioritize work, and conn
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by OrionSeven 6y ago
I’m building https://Interweaveapp.com a customer product feedback loop application to help startups and product managers manage the full lifecycle of feedback.
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by OrionSeven 10y ago
That sums it up nearly perfectly for me.
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by OrionSeven 11y ago
I could see something like a Surface Pro or iPad Pro being useful for white boarding.
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by OrionSeven 11y ago
Currently we're in an open space and the moment I can convince the CEO we'll do away with it. Collaboration that matters for my team happens in two places: our morning meetings and in HipChat. Otherwise lots of distractions, sure
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by OrionSeven 11y ago
Personally no, but I don't plan many events. Have you seen anyone ask for this type of stuff before? Like on a wedding forum has anyone said they've had this pain? In other words, not just your pain. I say this because building a
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by OrionSeven 11y ago
One other thing I really like about Trello is it's extremely flexible so you can tweak how you use it over time as you use it more.
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by OrionSeven 11y ago
I used to have a yellow legal pad that I'd make lists on. Cross items off as they were finished (always very satisfying) and add new things to the bottom. When the page was full, too ratty, or whatever I'd rewrite the page. Toward
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by OrionSeven 11y ago
I use Trello.com (and have for about 4 years) for tracking all of my work tasks (from coding tasks, to making sure I reply to someone, misc things, and more). If you're not familiar with Trello, think of an online kan-ban board. They h
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by OrionSeven 11y ago
I tend to agree with olalonde. What you've described is a well accepted method to handle authorization (sounds like you've implemented role-based access control). But for things like, can't delete yourself, etc., those in my
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by OrionSeven 11y ago
Your programmers != engineer issue brings up a larger issue I'm always wondering about when people/companies/etc say we have a software engineer shortage. Just what type of developer are they talking about? There are many typ
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by OrionSeven 11y ago
A few favorites we've done: 1) Placing an an Annoy-a-Tron (small devices randomly emits a sound) right above someone's computer under their desk. Employee goes nuts trying to figure out how a virus got on their system and tech sup
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by OrionSeven 11y ago
For our use case (fairly standard windows setup, sql server, about 8 VM's in total) Azure was less expensive, more so after we setup and saw true costs. We run our dev and test environments there and were able to get faster hardware &a
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by OrionSeven 14y ago
Well DUNS isn't exactly a scam, it does help identify the uniqueness and the validity of a business. But... 1) It's painful to use (horrible navigation) and they constantly try to up-sell you (thus the horrible navigation). 2) If you need t