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by cajunboi34213 2y ago
Congrats on your success as an entrepreneur. 13 years means you did well at it. Speaking from experience, I won't sugar coat it, you're not hireable. 13 years as a startup CTO/CEO says you're not used to having a boss. C
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Apple WWDC AI and Artists
1 points by cajunboi34213 2y ago|0 comments
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by cajunboi34213 2y ago
I question how useful "jarvis" would be for most people (including me). I was in the fortunate position to have a supremely talented admin/chief of staff a couple years ago when I was in charge of a 100+ people org. They were
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by cajunboi34213 2y ago
I'm both an apple and openai fanboy. I love apple because great design, software and privacy. I think openai's rate of innovation is unbelievable. But a partnership makes me nervous. I just don't trust openai with the data on
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by cajunboi34213 2y ago
We tried the office hours. It was my most dreaded meeting of the week. Others on the team shared the sentiment. The biggest issue is, it was at an inconvenient time for everyone. No one wants to "hang out" at 8 AM or 11 PM or 4 PM
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by cajunboi34213 2y ago
Here are two hard earned lessons from my experience fundraising. 1. If an investor isn't interested, cut bait. It's usually clear in the first 15 minutes. No follow-up with argument/data will convince them. Why they aren&#x27
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by cajunboi34213 2y ago
No doubt there is a learning/awk hump like any tool. At first it was like why do I have to listen to this 4 minute voicemail. Yikes. But now it's like ok, listening to this 4 min monologue at 1.5X is better than a phone call that
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by cajunboi34213 2y ago
Two things differentiate it from regular chat for us. One is it's mobile. They have a web product, but we don't use it, we just use the mobile, so we talk into it as opposed to type. I personally get up and walk around to talk int
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by cajunboi34213 2y ago
Yeah. There is a lot of that. My faves were someone coming by with a random thought that they needed to think through with someone. Almost nothing ever came of it, but the rabbit hole of exploration was fun
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by cajunboi34213 2y ago
Community of users applies to b2b as well. It could just be followers on linkedin where you get engagement from your ideal customer profile buyer. VCs looks for signal that you/team will execute. Best signal is undeniable evidence that
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by cajunboi34213 2y ago
Sure. So if you say can I call you about X/Y/Z, you're asking them to stop what they are doing and listen to your monologue in real time. With the walkie talkie, you hit talk and send them your monologue. They can listen in r
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by cajunboi34213 2y ago
https://www.airwave.us/ Their website is now focused on technicians with a copilot for manuals, but they started as a pure voice/text push to talk / walkie talkie app
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by cajunboi34213 2y ago
we use jam for quick video recording. loom for explanations of how to do things.
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by cajunboi34213 2y ago
in my experience, nothing beats in-person for creative discussions.
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by cajunboi34213 2y ago
The interrupt is where walkie talkie really shines. Instead of asking to bother someone, where they now may feel obliged to engage, you just walkie talkie them with what you want to discuss. They can listen in real time or they can ignore a
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by cajunboi34213 2y ago
first time founders that have large followings in the community they are building for are the most fundable. Reason being, your first product or iteration will fail, but if you have a captive audience willing to try and give you feedback yo
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by cajunboi34213 2y ago
The hard part about remote is collaboration outside of meetings is hard. Chat is soul-less and leads to a lot of misunderstandings with tone. Video is too formal. Phone is interrupt. For the past 6 months we've been using a walkie-talk
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by cajunboi34213 2y ago
In my experience founders that have raised vc regard them as bankers. Founders who haven't successfully raised (for whatever reason) and people that dream about being founders postulate on these things. Funding is simple. Seed or befor
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by cajunboi34213 2y ago
I'm sure the churn rate is pretty high. But slack supposedly had ~5M users and ~$300M in revenue when it was bought by Salesforce for $27B
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by cajunboi34213 2y ago
7M users * $4 / user / month * 12 Months / Year = $338M ARR. Not interesting for Facebook.
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by cajunboi34213 3y ago
Its been 58 days since launch. Other than the initial first time/week mostly wow reviews, I haven't seen continued chatter about usage.
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by cajunboi34213 3y ago
Not sarcastic but you're probably right in terms of no real legal course. But here's the thing, you're getting fired anyway. Depending on company size, they may give you something nominal just so you sign a non-disclosure and
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by cajunboi34213 3y ago
I believe the responsibility falls on you to moderate yourself (not some organization like govt to set rules for everyone). But I know it's hard. Time limits on iPhone were not enough for me. But https://one-sec.app/ r
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by cajunboi34213 3y ago
Get some documentation that proves this. Hire a lawyer. Go to HR. Get a settlement...
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What's the purpose behind an OTP attack
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by cajunboi34213 3y ago
I imagine the future will blend the two so you don't have to choose. Voice dictation is already pretty good. Whatsapp already is doing transcriptions on it's audio messages. IOS17 has visual voicemail and I think transcriptions in