P.S. Marc Benioff, please don't sue us. Remember that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
Salesforce, but for Dating
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Re: Salesforce, but for Dating
#12I was thinking about something similar, but less cringy. More like: hey you haven't messaged your friend in 6 months, maybe you should ask them how they are doing. A priority queue but to help keep friendships alive.
I remember moaning about twitter reducing the number of characters people sent, and then yo! came out, and it was down to a single bit of data. That made me think 'what would even lower information content messages look like in a social network, perhaps half a bit or even less?'. I figured that a half bit of data would be where a social network sent some sort of hello message automatically with the same frequency the human user sent one manually, so given a message, it'd be 50/50 whether it was sent automatically or manually. Although I got to it theoretically, in the end, I thought it could be pretty useful practically, as a way of sparking conversations again when you haven't spoken to someone in a while, etc.
Maybe combined with ChatGPT we could even make those automatic getting-back-in-touch messages indistinguishable from the manual ones.
Re: Salesforce, but for Dating
#13Do you have to hire engineers for $500k+ to get it to work, in the spirit of Salesforce?
I imagine that would depend largely upon how much data you needed to transfer to the new system.
Re: Salesforce, but for Dating
#14Sorry I cringed. Hoping this is a joke.
Don't you have a pipeline with girls you're going to cold-call, and a dating life manager that breathes down your neck when you haven't taken at least 10 girls out this month?
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#15Designed to be deleted, just like Salesforce
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#16Should target the sex selling market. Business model guaranteed.
Re: Salesforce, but for Dating
#17I was thinking about something similar, but less cringy. More like: hey you haven't messaged your friend in 6 months, maybe you should ask them how they are doing. A priority queue but to help keep friendships alive.
I remember moaning about twitter reducing the number of characters people sent, and then yo! came out, and it was down to a single bit of data. That made me think 'what would even lower information content messages look like in a social network, perhaps half a bit or even less?'. I figured that a half bit of data would be where a social network sent some sort of hello message automatically with the same frequency the…
> Half a bit of data
I’ve never heard that idea before and I love it.
Re: Salesforce, but for Dating
#18Do you have to hire engineers for $500k+ to get it to work, in the spirit of Salesforce?
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