TomHunter1
commented
6 years ago -
I think limiting the scope is a great way to refine the idea and provide practical examples. I'm going to incorporate this.
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Applications for coding is a great use case for the app!
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Deeper explanations of SMART and grit concepts are well warranted and were part of my planned future build out. I threw them into the pot because I thought they were interesting to begin with.
I really like the idea of an app that sifts through the noise of communal feedback looking for the real answers to someones questions. One thing which isn't clear to me is how broadly you want to apply the algorithm. I interpret this will help with fitness goals given the example of the body builder, or potentially improving behavioral weaknesses if we use the Myers Briggs example mentioned at the bottom.
Not sure if you want to narrow the focus as a first run through with the opportunity to expand to other topics later. With this option, it will also focus your thinking on a single topic to flush out the variables, data sources, etc. in the Big Idea. Alternatively, you can expand it broadly and include few examples of where your algorithm will work (e.g., something close to my recent memory is coding questions where i would love to get feedback from stackoverflow that is more basic answers than some of the complicated nuby codes and function calls, etc. given my current state of knowledge, or learning generally like a language where you get filtered results based on your self assessed proficiency or science, or calculus, etc., etc.
One suggestion i would add is to briefly explain, or at least break out the acronyms (I know SMART but not GRIT off the top of my head, I think I can infer what it is, I think.)