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.