A24 (the studio behind the movie) is one of our customers, so we're hosting a watch party in SF
replyplus, we used our APIs to parse all the theranos PDFs to power the experience
hope our content marketing made your day a bit more fun!
It's an amazing site - well done.
replySneaky and a little icky, but novel enough to pass.
replyWhere’s the party? I just built something similar to your product for an SF-based non-profit (fully self-hosted on site) and it’s been extremely useful. Would love to get tips on how we can improve our setup.
replyI mean this in the best way possible: This reminds me so much of Microsoft Bob if it had survived to 2016.
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replyAt least this is a fun ad. I appreciate the level of commitment the developers put into it. It's not just vibe coded slop which is rare
replyI mean, fair play? I appreciate marketing that has effort involved, especially these days.
replyYou do have to get your word out somehow
I would prefer if they were upfront about it so I could just not click on it.
replyThe event they're hosting is a free watch party for the movie. You didn't exactly crack the case.
replyFeels like they are unintentionally marketing the new Elizabeth Holmes documentary rather than themselves.
replyYes but intentionally:
replyMaybe creating the documentary was the most ambitious Nathan For You episode yet, and all simply to build publicity for this company.
replyThe plan…
reply- Create a series of increasingly surreal reality TV shows that blur the distinctions between how we see ourselves and how we present to the world as characters.
- Convince a reality-distorting corporate sociopath that my experience making these shows makes me the ideal person to tell her misunderstood story to the world in a breakthrough documentary film.
- Use an advance screening of the film to generate publicity for this previously obscure AI document management startup.
Reddit is full of EH content lately, now this.
replyAll of this must be a marketing campaign for the movie.
and most of it pumped years ago through JRE
replyWait, this isn't marketing for the documentary?
replyLlllllllllllol?
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