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Project STARSCREAM: Using Cosmic data for training adaptable foundation models
Claude Task Master Just Fixed Our Vibe Coding Workflow, Here's What Happened
The AI Agent Enterprise Revolution: Building the Missing Context Layer
Click Without Triggering: Engineering a Zero-Interference Element Selector
How BrowserUse Is Quietly Changing the Game for Web Automation, QA, UX Research
What OpenAI's Operator Tells Us About UI Libraries and Agent Navigation
10 ways Amazon Nova LLM suite can shape the future of product development
Relying solely on analytics is a dangerous gamble
Delayed feedback kills product innovation
RLHF: A New Dawn for Product Research and Development
Hick's Law: A Timeless Guide for User Experience Design
Re:SVB Customers Who Lost Their Deposits Remain on the Hook for Loans
on Monday June 19, 2023 @08:31PM (#36398227)
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Re:8 Reasons You Should Be Using Microsurveys
on Thursday December 16, 2021 @05:43PM (#29585003)
What product should you build next? How can you improve your product for customers? What features will make the most impact to your users? Believe it or not, these are all questions that can be answered with microsurveys. This blog post is about 8 reasons why microsurveys are an invaluable tool in product research and development.
8 Reasons You Should Be Using Microsurveys
Re:How Siri's Founder Tests and Launches New Ideas
on Thursday December 16, 2021 @12:22AM (#29575233)
Adam Cheyer is an inventor, entrepreneur, engineering executive, and pioneer in artificial intelligence and computers human interfaces. Along with co-founding Siri, he has co-founded Viv (Bixby, acquired by Samsung) and is a founding member of Change.org, the world's largest petition platform.
How Siri's Founder Tests and Launches New Ideas
How to Use Contextual Inquiry for Product Research
Advantages of Using Painted Door Tests
Re:Advantages of Using Painted Door Tests
on Monday December 06, 2021 @09:36PM (#29468564)
When product teams are testing a new app, website or feature, they often rely on user feedback and analytics to figure out how best to improve it. But what if you could get direct input from real users without them ever seeing the current version of your product? Painted door tests provide that opportunity.
Re:Bill Gates vs. Steve Jobs: The Books They Recommended
on Sunday September 20, 2020 @09:46PM (#24538992)
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Why Racial Bias Still Haunts Speech-Recognition AI
Re:Every book Paul Graham mentioned on Twitter
on Tuesday May 19, 2020 @03:09PM (#23238833)
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Don't Use iPG to Practice for YC Interview
Hey guys, If you happen to land a YC interview don't use iPG (https://jamescun.github.io/iPG/), instead, have a YC alum or a seasoned founder grill you. We used both methods but practiced with the iPG tool at least 5 times a day before our interview. We were expecting rapid fire questions (Kevin Hale and Michael Seibel interviewed us) and that was the furthest thing from the truth. We weren't...
D-Wave Qbsolv Open Sourced
The state of mobile commerce – q4 2014
Autonomous cars – rational thinking problem
Aggregating Facebook Likes
Which one of Facebook's API's would I use to cumulate/aggregate what user's Like?