Tahsin Mayeesha

This is an international app made by Koreans for students. What I really liked about this : 1. Excellent automatic scheduling depending on the total workload 2. Tracks how long a student actually ends up studying total fraction of the week 3. Progress Check' can be used to check study progress based on the amount of material and time period 4.Study Trend Graph' shows weekly progress and average...

I really like the concept and the product but some caveat : 1. It seems that it focuses too much on the buyer side of the equation, i.e it's buying time/knowledge from the participants but it does not give participants enough attention so far. There's no question about whether I use android or Iphone, whether I want to focus on some specific genre of app or not, no interest in knowing what kind...

Also honestly this product seems cool to me, I'm still getting used to the Slack style write command for doing something process, but that's probably because I'm not into gaming and people who are more used to playing games/or people who communicate a lot via other messaging services might find it easier.

Hey guys, I just wrote this answer on Quora about Peach and used content from here i.e comments, tweets made by Product Hunt publicly etc( @rrhoover )and specifically mentioned @chrismessina , @ProjectPupil and @imcatnoone in the answer. Let me know if I should change something or remove comments. Here's the link :...

Wow! I'm impressed. If you guys can make it I think this is going to do very well. I don't have much experience though. Potential questions : A) Is the demographic you are focusing on technical people or non-technical potential founders/PM's etc? B) Would it be available to individuals or companies? C) How would people end up using it in the sense of creating full products? Is it supposed to be...

In the beginning of the book @scottbelsky mentioned that after talking to some people he noticed the trend that most creative types were very good at generating novel ideas, but they were really bad at finishing them. I liked some ideas from the book such as focusing on only a few projects at one time, creating a 'burner' where the low-value-low-intensity projects should be kept, creating a...

Brisingr is the last one in the cycle, probably the longest one too(may be inheritance can be longer), but overall the book was great! I didn't like the ending, but the fight,action stuff, specially Nasuada was a really cool leader.

I've read this one. The most productive idea from the book is the idea of "Bright Spot". If we are trying to make some strategic change, "bright spot" refers to the idea of first finding what's 'already working'. Instead of starting from the start, we can find out what works already and amplify from there and replicate the strategies to quickly create massive change. At least the idea was...

Can someone tell me how to change it to books or delete it? I accidentally posted it in tech instead of books. In case it can't be changed, let me highlight the good side of the product, i.e book : 1. It's written by Michael Chwe, same author who wrote Rational Ritual, which is the same book that Mark Zuckerberg is recommending now to everyone. 2. The book explores ideas related to strategy...