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@samiur1204 reached out to show me Heyday and something I've been thinking about over the last decade is the concept of an "organisation." As we build and try to scale, our companies become less about servicing out customers and more about staying upright through communications and coordination, what governments and educational systems call "administration." In the future the best companies...

Big fan of the team — ML Ops is a huge bottleneck to unleashing this next wave of software that will (likely) replace everything out there today. If you aren't already invested like some of the megacorps, you'll need this type of support infra.

Go links were probably the most important thing we added internally at Flipkart during my time. The sheer time savings of not needing to remember URLs or hunt for links changed the entire working culture. Pumped everyone can get on this train and find awesome ways to extend the idea.

I bit and got this "adult fort" as I'm naming it. Will report from within said fort on arrival.

I think the app is really well put together and enjoy the chatting feature since it's collaborative. It's "faster" to me because the expiration is 3 hours for photos/videos and I like that you can ping friends to initiate something. Snapchat in that regard is still more status like Ryan mentioned.

Man, these things keep getting better. I still recall seeing an early model at Old Pro; I have to remind myself that a small, yet formidable team are mostly up against multi-$B hardware companies. Excited to see the lightweight OS continue to get improved and be an alternative in market. Go Eric & Team Go!

Awesome - will help me automate things I've been putting off from massive aliasing.

I just came to say Micah and Deap are dope.

Huge fan of the approach envoy is taking. You just don't see enough hard, exceptionally thoughtful things to make people have better days.

I happened to work with a brilliant gentleman named Dr. Ryan Wartena about 5 years ago on a similar concept called an "Energy Well." Simple storage and peering of energy for the modern, self-sustaining home. I'm quite glad to see this become more mainstream (or at least aspirational) with a company like Tesla entering the field. Despite all the battery-related chatter about better pricing...

1. Best product I've seen developed by a non-research team at Google in 3 years. 2. It's like Mailbox if Mailbox could do what Mailbox hoped to do. 3. Glad it's finally out for everyone to use.