Let me ask you a question: Do you view Upcall as a stop-gap solution?
Bcs your answer above reads that way.
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Bcs your answer above reads that way.
I could go on and on about this, you've chose a rough path.
Disclosure: I've dealt with almost 250+ SaaS sales leaders in the past 24 months.
I hope some of the YC team reads this comment and takes heed.
Worth mentioning that Waterloo has the world's largest startup incubator/accelerator (physical space wise) via Velocity.
Question: How does Box end up being the largest vendor of collaborative Radiology tech now? Do they already have assets that do similar?
However I'm really beginning to doubt the legitimacy of the claim that Email is the root of the productivity drain. People complain to me about SMS and phone calls the same way they do about email. I highly doubt the solution is to shun the medium/tech. The best way is to simply tweak the people who use them :)
It's just redundant code. Most of the time developers don't actually need to override the basic get/set operation on a variable. Yet you have to write the get/set methods over and over.
How do other languages address this issue?
Scala does a good job. You don't need to actually write a get/set method. But if you wanted to modify getFoo() you would simply implement the method with your custom getter
I really think that if Google could help alleviate people's concerns with email (volume, spam etc), people would be quite happy with email again :)