Chris Payne

I've been lurking for a while, contemplating if this is the best path for me (it is by the way). And I'd say if it solved a problem I have or know my organizations have had. I am also drawn to AI augmented tools that make me better.

Uploading a fruit fly is one thing, but have you seen how much RAM a single Chrome tab uses? To host a human consciousness, we're going to need a server farm the size of Jupiter, or at least a much better way to manage desktop resources. My biggest concern isn't the 'evil twin' scenario; it's the 'Your brain has encountered an unexpected error and needs to restart' notification popping up...

This hits home. My "irritation" didn't come from a tech stack; it came from the C-Suite and HR trenches. How I uncovered the problem: I spent years as an executive advisor, and I noticed a bizarre, expensive paradox: Companies spend millions on ERPs for their money and CRMs for their customers, but zero on the actual infrastructure of leadership. I watched brilliant managers fail simply because...

The friction of booking a demo 5 days out is real, prospect intent drops off significantly after the first 24 hours. Solving that 'instant gratification' need in SaaS is a big move. I’ll be checking out the launch tomorrow to see how the personalization holds up.

This resonates so much! I’m in a similar boat, I spent my career in HR and Operations advising executives, not in a code editor. I’ve always known how organizations should run, but I lacked the "hands" to build the infrastructure to fix it. As someone managing ADHD, I was drowning in 'app fatigue', constantly switching between five different tools for journaling, habit tracking, and task...