Gloria Russell

Integration is key. Make sure the tools you pick play nice together to automate tasks and reduce manual work.

Will take note on this.

I spent 9-12 hours per day.

Congratulations!!! Wish you all the best

It's the classic challenge of scaling - ensuring the product quality and user experience don't get compromised as we grow.

AI is revolutionizing every industry. From DeepMind's AlphaFold changing protein structure prediction to OpenAI's GPT-3 blowing minds with its language production. Not to mention the standard items like Grammarly's writing help or Spotify's Discover Weekly playlists.

Yess !!

I appreciate you providing this travel app because it will be really useful for my upcoming trip.

Signed up this morning and loving this site already! Could you guys add more Capital One partners like Qantas, Cathay, Avianca, etc.? I have the Venture X card. Thank you for creating this!

There's a few, but Pocket and OneTab are lifesavers.

Data privacy issues, bias in algorithms, high implementation costs, skills gap.

Big believer in the Pomodoro Technique here - short bursts of focused work, then a quick break.

What keeps me going day in and day out? Well, it's the thrill of the hustle and the passion for what I do. Waking up each morning with that fire in my belly, ready to take on new challenges and make things happen, that's what drives me forward.

Burnout's no joke. I unplug, literally. Turn off notifications, step away from screens. Do something I enjoy, like reading or biking. Mindfulness and meditation help too.

Cooking :)

In my daily workflow, Jupyter Notebooks are essential for coding, data manipulation and visualization. For ML models, TensorFlow and PyTorch are go-tos. Business-wise, I rely on Tableau for data visualization, and Alteryx for data prep. For cloud computing and storage, Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and AWS are my picks. And don't forget GitHub for version control and collaboration!

Don't get too attached to your initial idea. It's likely going to pivot as you start getting user feedback. Lean startup methodology and tools like A/B testing with Optimizely or user insights from Hotjar can be useful here. Be flexible and always ready to adapt based on what your audience is telling you.

I've found unplugging from tech and diving into a good old-fashioned paperback works wonders. Throw in some physical activity, like a bike ride or hike, to get those endorphins pumping. Balance is key, though. A bit of personal project tinkering keeps the creative juices flowing. Keep it chill!

I rely on a mix of quantitative and qualitative methods. A/B testing, usage analytics, and surveys are my go-to. But don't underestimate direct communication - emails, chats, interviews.

Been flying under the radar, but TablePlus has seriously leveled up my data management game. Minimalist design, swift SQL editing, multiple database support – it's the little efficiencies that make all the difference. Makes jumping between projects feel like a breeze, not a hurdle. Worth checking out, especially if you're juggling more SQL than you'd like.