Jim Kleban

I love the Unclutter extension! It's such a beautiful reading experience, and I love how it organizes what you read for you. I've really enjoyed following along as this was being developed.

What a great idea - esp. for the world during and post COVID! How much does the branding matter in growing the network? Is it white-label for merchants?

I like the concept, but I feel sorry for whomever's money went into the seed for this at $200M.

Upvoted simply due to the amazing video! Looking forward to learning more about use cases for this.

This is cool. I'm learning and been using Roam a lot lately, and I'm curious what that version of this would look like. What would you guess are the differences for a person writing or reading a book 'non-linearly'?

I really like this idea - for the extra value add of summarizing things down to a screenshot! Congrats on the launch!

Nice! Next wire in a recommendation algo and you have TikTok for Anything on the Web.

Thank you for sharing this resource - there's so much there! Suppose I wanted to create a tech startup, say it will be Uber for Computer Cables. Could I use your website to compare different choices for my stack as I start (db, website design, events, payments, storage, a/b test, analytics, etc.)? How would I do so?

This looks really interesting! I love the concept. It reminds me in a small way of a company simulation I ran through in a business class in college. I'm curious, which other types of vocations do you think could benefit from similar simulator-type coursework? It seems our future of machines will require this type of skill (gathering knowledge, thinking critically about it, etc).

Congrats on the launch!

I really love the aim of this product! One piece of design feedback - I found the rounded rectangles on concepts when reading a stream distracting and when I click on them it just offers to Google the concept (low reward for the visual discontinuity.)

Wonderful sign up experience and initial first impressions. Congrats on building such a nice product. Not sure what the .ai part is for this product, resolving identities? I liked how fast insights loaded.

Really cool! Any sense yet for where it succeeds (writes working code that matches the English description) and doesn't? How can one design around the cases where it doesn't? Could this work as a plug-in in an IDE?

This is so well designed and I found it a joy to try the Beta. Congrats on a great launch! Maybe a trade secret but do you employ models for the translation on top of existing public ones? I build ML in NLP in this area, so I'm curious how other people do this in production. Generally, nothing from scratch is possible without big funding ... ;) Also, I wasn't sure how to share a document when I...

Fun! I don't watch things on Netflix unless I know they're good, and now I have an entertaining way to randomly sample stuff. Thank you! Two questions/feedback: 1) can it be made to only work on the tab where the extension starts and not the one in focus, and 2) can you keep a list of what was watched in the extension? this could be helpful for going back to things you liked, if you don't hit...

Really nice package! Which do you think your core use case will be? Also, the pricing seems a bit complex and the year, 2 year expiry a bit confusing to me. Why not have a simpler pricing?

Thank you for building a product like this, what a great idea! I'd use it - it solves a clear user need I've had before, wanting to volunteer my time locally but not having a good awareness of what the option are. I'd imagine a challenge expanding, in addition to the usual network chicken-egg problem, would be on-boarding new opportunities in a way that keeps the listing quality high. There is...

This looks cool. What's the value prop for an engineering team to use your product vs. going with tools provided by AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud - assuming many teams are using those services already to run at least inference/serving?

Cool! I love the idea of exercises to help learn the shortcuts. I guess you wouldn't want to install what amounts to a keylogger, but I wonder if there is data on 1) the most popular shortcuts for a given app across users - as a way to prioritize what to learn and 2) whether Mouseless users do actually end up using more shortcuts over time - as a way to improve the software.