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Erik B🚮rtlett
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building @listenlabs @cal runs fueled by baked goods and a desire for wine
salty about the refs Katılım Mart 2010
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some call my work "gpt wraping", I like to think of myself as an "llm chef"
Alfred Wahlforss@itsalfredw
In user interviews, a frown is great feedback. But it never makes it into the transcript. That's why we built Emotional Intelligence.
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x for y is back like it's 2015 - seriously though it's been awesome to see the team build this, and how powerful it is for our users
Alfred Wahlforss@itsalfredw
Introducing Claude Code for research. Listen’s Research Agent lets you analyze data, quantify insights, and generate research deliverables all in Listen, much like how developers use Claude Code.
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1/ Since the start of Ribbit, we’ve always asked entrepreneurs one question: Who is your customer?
Alfred Wahlforss@itsalfredw
Today, Listen crossed $100M in funding. Building is easy now. Knowing what to build isn't. Our AI finds and talks to your users so you don't have to guess. See how Sweetgreen, Microsoft, and Replit use it:
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there he is, always talking about how easy my job as an engineer should be 😂
Alfred Wahlforss@itsalfredw
Today, Listen crossed $100M in funding. Building is easy now. Knowing what to build isn't. Our AI finds and talks to your users so you don't have to guess. See how Sweetgreen, Microsoft, and Replit use it:
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You gotta feel for USC. What were they supposed to do? Find a group of 11 more teams in or near the pacific time zone and play them every week? Get serious.
Ryan Kartje@RyanKartje
Lincoln Riley isn’t thrilled about USC’s early kickoff this week in Champaign. “Going from the absolute latest kick in the country to the absolute earliest kick in the country has its challenges. But the challenges — like, it is what it is. We don’t make the schedule. Clearly.”
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seeing a blackout in spain/portugal and hoping @luz has his mentions silenced
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1/ We (@conviction) are excited to double-down on @itsalfredw, @florian_jue and the team at @ListenLabs.
listenlabs.ai/founder-letter
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11/ Alfred + Florian were part of the very first Embed batch and we’ve gotten to know them over the past couple of years. They are smart, intense and have built a really great, amazingly designed product. The customer list is amazing for an early-stage startup – Google, Microsoft, Anthropic, Canva. We are excited to double down on them.
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a non technical person will in a year or so be able to build full scale saas products on their own
coding features will be more and more commoditized, but knowing if a feature is great is still a very hard problem
alfred just took us a step closer to unicorn solo founders
Alfred Wahlforss@itsalfredw
AI writes your code. Now it talks to your users. We raised $27M from @Sequoia to build @ListenLabs. Listen runs thousands of interviews to uncover what users want, why they churn, and what makes them convert. See how @Microsoft and @canva use it:
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Very impressive. You can now use agents to do market research.
Listen just raised $27M from Sequoia to replace surveys and focus groups with thousands of AI interviews.
▸ Interviews, analysis, insights in under 24h
▸ Auto-generates reports, themes, highlight reels
▸ Handles video, audio, and text in 50+ languages
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Erik B🚮rtlett retweetledi
AI writes your code. Now it talks to your users.
We raised $27M from @Sequoia to build @ListenLabs.
Listen runs thousands of interviews to uncover what users want, why they churn, and what makes them convert.
See how @Microsoft and @canva use it:
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our team (specifically tobias 🐐) built a pretty awesome/powerful tool for our users. I think it's a great representation of specificity in LLM application already being incredibly powerful and useful
Listen Labs@ListenLabs
Listen now outputs findings directly in PowerPoint. Here is how we built it: - .pptx is just a zip of XML and media files that reference each other. This can get complex, in fact, PowerPoint shapes and animations are already Turing-complete. - Microsoft has a 5,000-page XML specification, but it does not include features like changing link colors or rounded corners for images. - Existing python/npm libraries can’t even copy slides, and even Powerpoint Online has a surprisingly restricted feature set. So we had to reverse engineer PowerPoint output ourselves. More details in our technical blog post (link in comments).
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Erik B🚮rtlett retweetledi
Listen now outputs findings directly in PowerPoint. Here is how we built it:
- .pptx is just a zip of XML and media files that reference each other. This can get complex, in fact, PowerPoint shapes and animations are already Turing-complete.
- Microsoft has a 5,000-page XML specification, but it does not include features like changing link colors or rounded corners for images.
- Existing python/npm libraries can’t even copy slides, and even Powerpoint Online has a surprisingly restricted feature set.
So we had to reverse engineer PowerPoint output ourselves. More details in our technical blog post (link in comments).
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"Back-to-back weeks Miami is in a situation where it comes down to replay and you question if the officials are getting the calls correct. I do not know by the definition of the rulebook, how that is not targeting."
- Brock Osweiler
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Very much an illegal man downfield on that Miami TD.
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