Has anyone been successfully talking to Cursor? I started using Superwhisper but having to copy-paste the generated transcription into Cursor is a chore. Looking for something that just works.
been going back and forth on this. I send about 20 linkedin dms a day and I've tried both ways: a short note mentioning something they posted, and a blank request with a message once they accept. blank feels lazier but I'm honestly not convinced it does worse, people seem to judge on the profile more than the note.
what do others do? and has anyone actually tracked it properly, or is everyone going on gut feel like me?
I have already subscribed, am a paid customer, heavy promoted the start-up in peer groups, referred couple of paid customers. So, besides these what do I give him? Any ideas and suggestions are welcome. Budget - under $100
After running our public feedback board for six months we collected more than three hundred feature requests that included things like dark mode and enterprise security compliance. Trying to build all of them left our engineering team exhausted and our release schedule, off track.
We put in place a scoring system that looked at three things: how often the request came in how much it affected core user retention and how well it matched our product vision. Requests that didn't meet two out of the three criteria were put aside away no matter who made the request.
That strict filtering process reduced our list by seventy percent and let us release three big features that really helped our retention numbers. Saying no to ideas is the only way to make space for great ones.
How do you handle feature requests that are conflicting from your users?
