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Superhuman for Android(blog.superhuman.com)
1 points by rahulvohra 3y ago|1 comments
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by rahulvohra 3y ago
We've been working super hard to bring Superhuman to every platform. We started with Gmail, on the web. We then added macOS, followed by iOS. Last year we launched Outlook, and earlier this year we launched Windows. Today, we are launc
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by rahulvohra 7y ago
I can attest that the "infinite slog" thing is at least partially true :P This is why, incidentally, that in productivity you need to raise surprising amounts of money. (Or grow revenue super fast, if you can. But then you'
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by rahulvohra 8y ago
Superhuman | Frontend Engineer, Product Manager, Lead Designer | Early stage | Fulltime | Onsite | San Francisco | $125-170k + equity • Product: The fastest email experience in the world for web & mobile. Beautiful, powerful, programma
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by rahulvohra 8y ago
Author here. Founded Rapportive (YCS10, acquired by LinkedIn) and now Superhuman. AMA!
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How To Find Product/Market Fit — A Step By Step Guide(firstround.com)
26 points by rahulvohra 8y ago|2 comments
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by rahulvohra 8y ago
Yep, Gmail and G Suite for now at least
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by rahulvohra 8y ago
Thank you! We're here to stay — the world doesn't need another email app to come and go :)
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by rahulvohra 9y ago
Thank, we think so too :)
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Email is broken. Can anybody fix it?(wired.com)
3 points by rahulvohra 9y ago|1 comments
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How to hack beautiful flourishes into your font(medium.com)
4 points by rahulvohra 10y ago|0 comments
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by rahulvohra 10y ago
Both, actually. Rebuilding the tool, but also making it programmable :)
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by rahulvohra 10y ago
Superhuman - https://superhuman.com | Full-stack Engineer & iOS Engineer | Founding Team | Full-time | San Francisco | ONSITE ==Superhuman== • What: Rebuilding the email experience. Think vim/sublime for email, for web
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by rahulvohra 11y ago
Since Jason gets a lot of flak (not that he cares): Jason was one of the first and most helpful investors in Rapportive (YCS10, acq LinkedIn). He believed in us when there was no obvious reason to. Jason was one of the first investors I we
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Founders: How to Stop Worrying and Love Being Acquired(qz.com)
23 points by rahulvohra 11y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: The fastest way to Base64 in the browser(github.com)
3 points by rahulvohra 11y ago|1 comments
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by rahulvohra 11y ago
Superhuman | San Francisco | Lead Designer (Founding Team - Employee #3) ==Superhuman== • We're rebuilding the email experience. Lightning-fast, beautiful, and highly programmable — with a collection of superpowers that make you brilli
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Make Products Like They're Games(linkedin.com)
2 points by rahulvohra 11y ago|0 comments
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by rahulvohra 13y ago
I hear you dan. Let me see what I can do.
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by rahulvohra 13y ago
If by ads you mean the signature (that is 90% your photo, name, and occupation), then you can turn this off. It's completely optional.
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by rahulvohra 13y ago
Thanks for the level headed comment! The LI signature is totally optional by the way: you can turn it off.
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The Facts about LinkedIn Intro(blog.linkedin.com)
57 points by rahulvohra 13y ago|57 comments
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by rahulvohra 13y ago
There are good ways to remove 95%+ of the content even if you forward/reply from a different account. We'll talk about this in an upcoming post.
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by rahulvohra 13y ago
We don't store passwords or emails. Checkout our pledge of privacy: https://intro.linkedin.com/micro/privacy
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How to Model Viral Growth: Retention and Virality Curves(linkedin.com)
46 points by rahulvohra 13y ago|7 comments
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by rahulvohra 14y ago
Awesome work! I remember this way back when :)
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by rahulvohra 14y ago
Wow, this is cool :) Mind if I add a link to it from the post?
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How to Model Viral Growth: Deriving the Viral Carrying Capacity(linkedin.com)
57 points by rahulvohra 14y ago|3 comments
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by rahulvohra 14y ago
Congrats guys. I miss our Lockitron :)
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by rahulvohra 14y ago
I plan to build up to a relatively complex model that hopefully you'll find useful or interesting. Here's my intended sequence: for the next post, I'll model retention as a simple loss rate. After that I'll model retention with a curve ove

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