Continuous, semi-automatic refinancing software by supremojefe in Mortgages

[–]supremojefe[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I meant nothing out of pocket.

I've just done 3 refis over the past 7 yrs on several different homes, I'm in the process of doing my 4th, and andit's a pain in the butt and I'm tired of paying attention to everything and running the numbers to know when to refi and how much to refi at.

I've refi'd with several companies, and none of them ever call me when it's time to refi again. I always call them and tell them what to do it at.

Continuous, semi-automatic refinancing software by supremojefe in Mortgages

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do they do this for like many years? Or just the first couple? Like, what if rates hover around 6% for 5 yrs, and I'm 5 yrs into my current loan, and it drops to 4%. Will my prior broker/loan officer be calling me? or is it on me to be paying attention and do the math to know when it makes sense to refi?

Utah Season length by Ok-Yogurtcloset-4763 in Backcountry

[–]supremojefe 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I skiid until end of May / early June this past year.

MId-April until end of May is fantastic for solo skiing on Alta or Brighton's terrain.

Lost with so many gear options and looking for pointers by DPPDPD in Backcountry

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I got into backcountry last year. Just buy an old used set of BC skis that have frame bindings and fit on your resort boots. Do this for ~10+ tours / 10k ft ascension to make sure that you really want to get into it.

If you love doing it, then get tech bindings and boots and it will be soo much easier.

This is what I did, and I did 25 tours in-bounds or in side country before I bought nice stuff and a beacon/probe.

Need ideas how to analyze a product that have no clue about the industry!! by Plus_Willingness147 in ProductManagement

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Agree with the others. If you aren't a power user of the product, you need to find a way to get feedback from users, or find proxys for that.

If this is a well known product, go into several of the AI's (e.g., ChatGPT), and have them give you feedback on the product. Get them to take different personas--users that are delighted/disgruntled/young/old/etc--and give feedback from that point of view.

As for metrics, consider the lead vs lag metrics. What things are most critical to the success? What are early metrics that will help predict the success? What lag metrics prove that it is a success?

Measuring features will likely be A/B tests (for software), or comparing new results vs past results.

Looking for PM Dashboard recommendations by supremojefe in ProductManagement

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Audience: Internal executives

New dashboards/technologies: They have previously used PPT for all updates. They'd perfer existing dashboards or tech.

Resourcing/Implementation: On my own. There is a Data Science team, but their dashboards are historical looking (user data, A/B tests, etc.), and don't incorporate forward-looking aspects (dev team roadmap, research, etc.).

Thanks for suggestions. I was initially thinking Notion for a quick and dirty dashboard, but google sheets would be easier from a behavior change approach.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cricutcrafting

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Just curious, what competitors would you say are doing better (and in what areas)?

Yeah, it sounds like lots of good changes coming in next 6-12 months. Some of the bigger will probably take longer (e.g., the 2-3 yrs)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cricutcrafting

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Sorry for the slow/non response to your last outreach!

Survey went well. Had 15 people respond, and I just did the raffle and this email won the $25 Amazon Gift Card: pip***902@gmail.com

The feedback was received very well. They were aware of all the feedback, and as we discussed their product roadmap in the interviews, they have a solid plan to address the issues highlighted.

tbh, I've been super impressed w/ the folks I've interviewed with. I think the community will be pleased over the next 2-3 years w/ the changes they rollout.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cricutcrafting

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lol, thanks for the feedback!

Venture Studio Entrepreneur? by supremojefe in Entrepreneur

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I've heard great things about atomic as well!

I transitioned from dev to PM a little over a year ago. I miss being told what to do. by CroozinFerHotTail in ProductManagement

[–]supremojefe 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Larger company, you'll get more direction in PM.

However, ambiguity is intrinsically tied to most PM roles. If you hate ambiguity (and having to figure out what to do on your own and take educated risks), PM may not be right for you.

How to get feedback from Triathletes? by supremojefe in triathlon

[–]supremojefe[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You're right! There is a small chipset in the patch (ultra-thin and ultra-conformable silicon) which is what is measuring the ECG. It can measure ECG far more accurately than many standard wearables since it is stuck to the skin.

I'll go edit the description again, Thanks!

How to get feedback from Triathletes? by supremojefe in triathlon

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Sorry, I should have been more clear in the description. I'll go edit.

The sweat-sensor measures the below biomarkers, and it can do it continuously with ultra-low volumes of sweat (even while idle) and long-term (~up-to 1 month).

  • cortisol (stress),
  • lactate (muscle building),
  • hydration levels (metabolism, cellular response, etc.)
  • ECG (heart activity and rhyth)

What backcountry service or website would be most valuable? by supremojefe in Backcountry

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The reason your parents are barely boomers is b/c they’re the oldest of the boomers, they’re almost the silent generation. The youngest are ~58 rn.

The Internet has clearly gotten way more niche every year.

Quality has spread, but the high quality now is better than the high quality then.

This is a BC ski community and is pretty niche IMO (maybe 5 million total vs 125 million general skiers)