jralphs

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by jralphs 12y ago
Sent you a message.
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by jralphs 12y ago
I sent you a message.
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by jralphs 12y ago
Expanding the functionality of the app. The first iteration will be very simple with only a few features.
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by jralphs 12y ago
Good idea. I'm actually testing at the University of Toronto gym, so it wouldn't be a bad idea to reach out to the comsci department.
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by jralphs 12y ago
Really great advise. Thank you.
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by jralphs 12y ago
The next step is building out a basic app that will display the metrics being tracked by the sensors and using that information to provide adaptive programming. To understand what I mean by adaptive programming take a quick look at fitstar.
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by jralphs 12y ago
I agree with your point. I think with the crowdfunding route having a CTO is crucial. Like DevX mentioned, after raising money I would be able to find someone who is compatible and has a good track record to fill that position. I would love
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by jralphs 12y ago
The tech stuff has not been a bottleneck. I've spent the last 1.5 months in gyms testing the product, while my contractors have been building the tech mvp (hardware + algorithms). They'll be done in 2-3 weeks, so I need someone to
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by jralphs 12y ago
DevX, I appreciate the advice. Finding someone down the road probably makes more sense. Otherwise, it's just disruptive to the entire business. I guess the problem becomes more of a financial concern. Engineers aren't cheap and I
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Fundraise, find a cofounder, or both?
14 points by jralphs 12y ago|24 comments