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by ryanglasgow 5y ago
If you're looking for a solution that takes data privacy and security seriously you should look into Sprig (sprig.com). We work with many customers in the FinTech space, such as Square, who have extremely high data privacy standards. D
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by ryanglasgow 5y ago
Disclaimer: I’m the Founder/CEO of Sprig (sprig.com) - the industry leader for in-the-moment research. Congrats on the launch! It’s great to see other companies emerge in this space. Product managers, designers, researchers too often r
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If Your Company Is Winning, Keep Reading(userleap.com)
4 points by ryanglasgow 6y ago|0 comments
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by ryanglasgow 7y ago
UserLeap | Front-end Engineer | San Francisco, CA | Full-time | Onsite UserLeap is modernizing customer surveys with artificial intelligence. Leveraging years of industry experience, UserLeap helps its customers uncover the most critical is
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by ryanglasgow 7y ago
UserLeap | Front-end Engineer | San Francisco, CA | Full-time | Onsite UserLeap is building the next generation of automated customer survey and analysis tooling for the enterprise. Leveraging years of industry experience, UserLeap helps it
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by ryanglasgow 8y ago
UserLeap | Full-Stack Engineer | San Francisco, CA | Full-time | Onsite UserLeap is the first AI-powered user researcher that automates customer survey and analysis for large software companies. These companies often have teams of people ca
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by ryanglasgow 8y ago
UserLeap | Back-end Engineer, Full-stack Engineer | San Francisco, CA | Full-time | Onsite Want more responsibility, autonomy and decision making in your role? This is your chance to join a startup in one of the most exciting phases, where
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by ryanglasgow 8y ago
UserLeap | Founding Engineer | San Francisco | Full-time | Onsite UserLeap ( https://userleap.com ) is a quickly growing startup that is aimed at B2B to help understand their customers in a much more robust way. Our mission is to
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Uber driver was streaming Hulu show just before self-driving car crash(autoblog.com)
3 points by ryanglasgow 8y ago|0 comments
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by ryanglasgow 8y ago
UserLeap | Founding Engineer | San Francisco | Full time | Onsite UserLeap ( https://angel.co/userleap ) is an exciting new startup that is aimed at B2B to help understand their customers in a much more robust way. Our missio
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by ryanglasgow 8y ago
UserLeap | Full-Stack Engineer | San Francisco | Full time | Onsite UserLeap ( https://angel.co/userleap ) is hiring! Our platform helps SaaS businesses grow their revenue by conducting in-product microsurveys and analyzing t
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by ryanglasgow 8y ago
UserLeap | Technical Co-founder or Engineer #1 | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE UserLeap ( http://userleap.com ) is a customer feedback analytics + insights platform that helps SaaS founders and PMs make better product decisions. Our
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by ryanglasgow 9y ago
UserLeap | Technical Co-founder or Engineer #1 | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE UserLeap is an automated user research service that helps SaaS founders and PMs make better product decisions. We're utilizing AI to run qualitative user exper
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by ryanglasgow 9y ago
Mixboard | Founding Engineer | San Francisco | Onsite | http://mixboard.com Mixboard is a visual collaboration board for teams to organize their research, documents, designs and sheets in one easy place. Right now we're a s
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by ryanglasgow 9y ago
Mixboard | Full-stack Engineer | San Francisco | Onsite or Remote | http://mixboard.com At Mixboard we're building a visual collaboration board for teams to organize their research, documents, designs and sheets in one easy
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by ryanglasgow 9y ago
Mixboard | Founding Engineer | San Francisco | Onsite The average team spends 30% of their time looking for information. Mixboard ( http://mixboard.com ) fixes that by making workplace content centralized, trackable and searchable
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by ryanglasgow 12y ago
Thanks for the positive feedback! For those who don't have an iPad here's a video that previews how the app works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAuKRyuHQcc
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Fixing Uber’s Surge Pricing(medium.com)
1 points by ryanglasgow 13y ago|0 comments
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The Startup Method: A 6-step Process for New Feature Development(medium.com)
2 points by ryanglasgow 13y ago|0 comments
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by ryanglasgow 13y ago
A startup isn't looking to make tiny .5% increment improvements so I don't see how this is relevant. Companies looking to grow a small user base are making significant changes, seeking significant improvements.
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by ryanglasgow 13y ago
Interesting read, but I would have to disagree. It's not difficult to reach 90% confidence with very a small sample size: - Variation A and B each receive 20 visits - Variation A receives 10 clicks while variation B receives 5 cl
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by ryanglasgow 13y ago
This is what happens when you use free stock photos. The photo in question is taken from Unsplash ( http://unsplash.com ) and can be found if you scroll to the very bottom.
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by ryanglasgow 13y ago
I didn't expect you to discuss the terms, but the amount raised doesn't really mean anything given there's no context.
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by ryanglasgow 13y ago
This is akin to a new hire getting excited about a compensation package of salary + 100,000 shares. 100,000 shares, out of how many outstanding? 1 million shares? 10 billion shares? He raised $1.1M, but at what valuation? After reading the
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by ryanglasgow 13y ago
iScroll is the industry standard for this. I've seen it used on a lot of web apps and it works pretty well. http://cubiq.org/iscroll-4
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by ryanglasgow 13y ago
I'm referring to file storage and syncing across devices. It's not particularly easy given that Dropbox is an entire company devoted to this cause.
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by ryanglasgow 13y ago
SaaS is outside of Apple's expertise so it'll be interesting to see how this goes. I've tested the beta and it's very impressive, but where Apple has trouble is scaling its internet services.
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Creating Successful Product Flows(medium.com)
1 points by ryanglasgow 13y ago|0 comments
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by ryanglasgow 13y ago
This is a new style for their designers, and I'm not surprised the visual design still needs some work. This is analogous to a developer learning a new framework - it takes time to learn it and get things right.
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by ryanglasgow 13y ago
Agreed. The icons are easiest part of a redesign to redo and implement tho, and designers on Dribbble have already posted versions that are significantly better. Apple's design team has a few months to fix things up and I'm confid

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