David Flatow

@davit_baghdasaryan Just had a call the other day with a jackhammer in the background on my end. No one heard a thing. A+ One feature this made me think of: Allowing users to hear a sample of what their audio sounds like. With a new product it might be hard to believe what things can and can't be filtered out.

@davit_baghdasaryan First of all LOVE THIS! It's about time :). I've been using the app for the past few days I've noticed voice sounds are a bit more round/muted. I'd imagine much of your work has centered around filtering out background noises by classifying between human voice/ background noise. Have you/do you do anything to enhance the signal coming come voice and add back sounds that...

This is a fantastic concept! @thekeithf The best feedback we get often comes from customers who are using our product and when they're using our product. Currently, we use intercom to communicate with our customers and that's once source of customer feedback. Another source of feedback is from Fullstory user sessions where we can witness where users are struggling or succeeding. Two Qs: (1)...

@alexcmeyer Any thoughts on how to allow people to have "skin in the game" for both the both OP and Responder? (ala Nassim Taleb: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skin_in_the_Game_(book)) I feel that would make the topics and contrarian opinions much more potent.

@alexcmeyer Love the concept, but how will the quality of debate/content be maintained? IMO I don't think just setting the culture in the early days is enough. StackOverflow and Quora do great jobs. Seems like StackOverflow accomplishes this by creating a currency of "reputation" that pays people to moderate. FWIW I think @rrhoover and team have done a great job moderating PH (and not just...

@endtwist It's funny I looked very hard for something like this but couldn't find the product that did exactly what I wanted. What I really really want is this "translation" (let's assume I'm in PT and you're in ET and that Slack provides that timezones to you or it's in the spacetime settings): What I see/type: david: Hey @endtwist can you chat at 3pm tomorrow? josh: Can we do slightly later,...

@henrypoydar This looks great. What I really want to do on slack is this: /tz hey @ myteamate are your free at 7pm? and have the message converted to receive something like: hey @ myteamate are your free at 7pm EST / 4pm PST? (assuming my teammate was on PST and I'm on EST)