This is really cool. Congrats guys. Just because I'm curious, how does the market for this look? How much revenue are you saving your customers with this? Also, surely this is very applicable in many many industries, do you have expansion plans?

Nevertheless, this is awesome and I wish I'd built it :)

thanks!! Our wedge is underbilling in LTL trucking with ~10k relevant cross-docking warehouses across the US and Europe. Carriers lose revenue when shippers understate freight dimensions. We're seeing ~$50k/site/month in recoverable revenue from fixing that alone.

And yes, from there we expand to other industries such as fulfillment and manufacturing. Long term, we will be the CV layer for any warehouse running CCTV.

Thank you for commenting this. I can imagine this being supremely useful, especially if you decide to go ahead and read a book and it tells you much more than you would've guessed :) (either the titles/index are bad, or the content is good)

I was fairly interested until the last few paragraphs where it rapidly transformed into a warning about evil tech multi billionaires, their companies and parents exploitation of children online. Not that that isn't worth discussing, but I was interested in hearing more about her experience in the study as per the article title.

Honestly for me, I almost take comfort in this thought. Everything is temporary. Enjoy it as you can. Nothing will matter soon - so who cares if you make mistakes, nobody can possibly judge you. There is no objective other than what you decide to aim for, so just go and live life :)

Consider the alternative possibility that everything is permanent, in a sense. Every habitual response, your actions, dialogues and relationships ... everything... is etched in a type of eternal hologram which you will live throughout eternity. Not unlike the experience of dreaming.

This is and was a common conclusion of mystics the world over, clothed in different words.

I went through a similar existential conclusion and tried to impart the sentiment to some of my friends. Reactions ranged from mixed to negative. Some people exist and thrive in structure. It made me a little sad. It takes a certain optimistic mindset to carry this idea forward, otherwise it seems entirely nihilistic.

Me too, I used the wecroak app to send me reminders throughout the day that I am going to die.

It helps bring me back to the present moment.

Just installed wecroak because of you. Thanks.

No problem, I really like it, it's a very simple app.

I rarely actually open it to see the quotes.

I recently gave in and got a fitness tracker, most apps I blacklist for notifications, but it's nice to whitelist this so that throughout the day my watch reminds me I'm going to die :)

I'm sure it's a great conversation starter!