Thursday, March 07, 2019
A Superhuman Invite
Rapportive founder’s new startup Superhuman is what Gmail would be if built today
Beyond Gmail: The new race to reinvent your inbox
Email Productivity with Superhuman
The Superhuman Change To My Current Email Tools
Superhuman
Rahul Vohra
Gaurav Vohra
founders! here's a step by step guide to get to Product/Market Fit; please send it those who need it —https://t.co/GKrgHn2XnP
— Rahul Vohra (@rahulvohra) November 13, 2018
Props to @SuperhumanCo for no longer making me fear my inbox.
— Jeremie Harris (@jeremiecharris) March 4, 2019
.@SuperhumanCo is to email, what slices are to bread
— Sam Cholera (@sam_cholera) March 5, 2019
I just love read receipt tracking feature in @SuperhumanCo. It is so powerful!
— Mohit Agrawal (@mohitify) March 5, 2019
NYC's Radial Solutions
New York City's solutions are radial. Go a 10-minute hyperloop distance in many directions. Look at this map.
I am talking Middletown, NY, on I84, northwest of the city, where I lived until recently for more than six months. You are looking at Allentown, PA. Also Quakertown, and Doylestown nearby. You are looking at Newtown near Danbury, CT. You are looking at the east end of Long Island, the Hamptons. The rich don't need helicopter rides. Philadelphia itself would be a good candidate, except it falls conveniently on the already proposed Boston-NYC-DC hyperloop corridor.
Specific towns have to be identified that are the right distance and that are politically willing to become sister cities. Less than 10 minutes in hyperloop distance does not make either hyperloop sense or environmental sense.
The idea is also good for the environment. If more than 50% of humanity will congregate in 100 megacities, that will be good for the planet. It will also be good for commerce.
An expanded Penn Station can handle the traffic.
I am talking Middletown, NY, on I84, northwest of the city, where I lived until recently for more than six months. You are looking at Allentown, PA. Also Quakertown, and Doylestown nearby. You are looking at Newtown near Danbury, CT. You are looking at the east end of Long Island, the Hamptons. The rich don't need helicopter rides. Philadelphia itself would be a good candidate, except it falls conveniently on the already proposed Boston-NYC-DC hyperloop corridor.
Specific towns have to be identified that are the right distance and that are politically willing to become sister cities. Less than 10 minutes in hyperloop distance does not make either hyperloop sense or environmental sense.
An expanded Penn Station can handle the traffic.
Sunil Madhu: Serial Entrepreneur
Your best is yet to come. Socure is prologue.— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) March 7, 2019
Here's 🥂 to $100M sprint! Well done Socure team! https://t.co/xmbZKPeNBs— Sunil Madhu (@sunilontech) February 28, 2019
It's been no secret to us geeks that Postgresql kicks Mongo DBs arse in performance as a JSON store. The writing's been on the wall for some time. #postgresql #json #mongodb https://t.co/UJsB5v1LNF— Sunil Madhu (@sunilontech) February 28, 2019
How to avoid making a racist robot in general:— Sunil Madhu (@sunilontech) December 12, 2018
1. Train ANNs with more data diversity (instead of mostly white faces for computer vision models for example).
2. Reduce cultural bias creep in feature selection and inferencing (suc…https://t.co/u8GYSbGQMP https://t.co/IN7ShfuCUy
Angel.co: Sunil Madhu
Sunil Madhu steps down as Chief Strategy Officer of Socure
Madhu was instrumental in helping Socure develop its proof of concept digital identity platform into a market leading technology.
“All of us at Socure will miss Sunil’s intellect, creativity and guidance, but are excited to see what he will invent next,” said Tom Thimot, CEO of Socure. “Sunil and his team built a world class technology platform that is being used by leaders in financial services and other sectors. Socure will continue to expand on Sunil’s original vision and beyond.” .......... “After building the most accurate AI powered identity verification platform in the world, which has outperformed Google and IBM in head-to-head customer tests, I'm leaving Socure in the capable and experienced hands of my friend and colleague, Tom Thimot and our amazing team,” said Sunil Madhu. “Having helped the company consistently scale its annual revenue by 300% for the past several years, I’m turning my attention to a disruptive new venture." ..... Sunil is a serial entrepreneur, with several successful exits through IPO and acquisition. A security architect by profession, he has spent over 20 years innovating solutions in security and risk management with a focus on identity and access management.
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