Steven Diffey

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Brilliant! This changes my perspective on my work.

I think what's interesting is that their relatively limited catalog (compared to NetFlix) is an advantage for them, as I suspect their viewers repeat view a lot.

What is the value proposition for athlete and coaches? Why would coaches and athletes join this?

Looking forward to seeing these go through a running test. That's where so many 'zero wires' products fail.

Looks promising for allowing developers to test-out tweaks to the CSS with the visual design team. I particularly like it for having been named after me 😁

My systems diagrams are dry, so I've been looking for something to bring them to life Pros: Can use it in my systems diagrams Cons: None

This is ideal for anyone moving into freelancing or for validating your existing dayrate. I think that there's opportunity to extend the functionality to account for taxes. Pros: Simple to use. Not trying too hard to cross-sell. Cons: Doesn't account to dividend taxes

Nice simple idea. Out of interest; how many items do users have lent at any one time?

Pros - Simple to use out of the box. Setup process took seconds. - Lightweight design Cons - Very lean in functionality at the moment Suggestion - Aim it at freelancers who's relationship with might be longer. Permanent job hunters have a short-term need for something like this - Needs to be better than a spreadsheet (which I use as a freelancer)

As some going through the house buying process at the moment I recognise the potential of Blend. As well as applications, there's a user need to encourage alignment amongst the various parties (agent, broker, solicitor, etc).

A nice idea, but it's assuming based on when it thinks I was a teenager and what I've listened to in recent times from that era, as being what I listened to when I was a teenager. In my case however - I got into most of the predicted artists from my teen years during my mid 20's.

Good to see Fitbit aiming for that lifestyle/fitness space that sits between iWatch and Garmin.

My dad and I had often thought of over-engineered mechanical solutions, but this looks like it solves the problem well.

Great gift. Would you add it to your regular food delivery order, I don't know.

I really like the concept and will consider using it (particularly with distributed teams), but I fear that it reduces interaction between team members. It'll be interesting to see whether there's engagement in Trello.

Love this. So simple to use and to generate lots of variations. It would be interesting if you could allow friends/connections to vote which one they like the most.

This is great for shooting photos in a brightly lit room, or in a glass frame, but it's not the solution for digitising your family albums. I wrote a review of it: https://medium.com/@stevendiffey/photoscan-by-google-5-minute-review-1d735be5927d

I was a big fan of the original app, so purchased the update more in support of the company than for any particular feature. Having used it for a few days I appreciate the ability to group posts and add multiple entries. Next is to try and import all of my WordPress and Evernote entries using the available scripts.