m0hit
Joined 17 years ago
Joined 17 years ago
At the very least, the book is a great introduction to the many different aspects that scale up with city size.
One thing as a US immigrant I have to do pretty often is return to my home country for a visa renewal which includes various tasks including documentation collection, payments in home currency, transportation when I go back to the embassy, photocopies, printing etc. Supporting visa processes could be an good package to offer.
A few things I could not learn in my cursory look:
- How does pricing work? Given that being misuse of funds is one of the primary problems you’re solving I’d want to know how the payments process works, what is the platform cost, and how is misuse prevented.
- The top call to action on your website is “Post a request” which is great! The secondary action for me is “remember this website” for when I need it. Love the fact that I can install the app, but the ability to quickly add an email/WhatsApp number to my contacts is probably the best recall value for your service. Offering users a way to start a thread without needing to post a request would solve the same need.
Congratulations again! This is a great idea.
More importantly, because of the rush the knowledge generated during the answering of questions is not captured in a reusable format.
I'm curious if could generate Security and Privacy white papers for companies that need to arm their sales/marketing teams using the information collected while fill out incoming questionnaires.
Ideally I would not want to run the whole stack if I understand how the E2E encryption is managed.
A slightly tangential question I'd love to get more perspective on is the impact of the virus being "man made" on our current predicament. Even assuming that the virus was not naturally evolved, and its characteristics are partly caused due to human interventions we're still stuck finding a vaccine, medication and ways of reducing transmission.
Is there still a thread here that this virus is evidence that humans can possibly create chimeric viruses? In my limited understanding, using protein sequences to modify viruses is generally believed to be possible.
It’s not the same impact as the video interview in Designing for Interactions but covers a lot of ground from Larry Tesler’s perspective.
Built Clever (YC’12) for 12 years.
procrastinating on privacypatterns.org, api.invisibleciti.es, meloproject.com and designbook.in and stateofthehive.com
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