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incredibly naive answer from someone who probably haven't lived in a corrupt country and deal with the process on a daily basis.
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4y ago
The best way to do it is dont let your enginners do support but expose them to customers pain points and complaints.
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Gosh, this is a very bad sign of arguing wiht potentail customers who simply give good advice on telling a little about who is behind the company (like address, etc). Why do you want to hide such info?
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4y ago
As a developer myself, I can relate to the author and hope that app review process needs to be reformed to give more power to the developers. As a consumer user, I have to say that I will actually prefer the apps to be updated and usable in
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4y ago
I like PG and his essays. And I followed him on twitter also. While I really admire him but no one is perfect including PG. What I notice is that he always stubbornly believe he is right on all things he believe and look down on others who
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4y ago
Try to apply for other jobs first and see how easy it is to find a job with your background and then you will know if your fear is justified.
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4y ago
The main reason is a third one: You need to have smart and capable business process owners to work with you the right things to build and what to ignore. Most software projects fail because you're giving inadequate or the wrong scope.
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4y ago
OpenAI is such a joke now compared to Stable Diffusion. Shame on them.
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4y ago
I will try to start some boring cashflow positive busineses such as opening a restaurant, bar etc. Once the business is stable , i can delegate to a team and have an income stream. Then, I will probably try to create a software that solve s
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The problem is that people like you who are willing to pay to remove ads are the minority. The vast majority of the people in the world won't pay to remove ads.
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4y ago
if there is a shortage, shoudn't the wages go up? Or has the invisible hand failed?
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4y ago
As someone who have done offline first apps, my default will be to make it all online unless it seriously impact the user experience. The complexity trade off is not worth it in most contexts. At the end of the day, it really depends on wha
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4y ago
In the west, people change partners like changing clothes. Of course , it won't be number 1. But marriage is still the center of life in most other parts of the world.
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4y ago
Well you can choose to be mediocre and at peace with that. But you can't change how society perceives mediocrity and how much resource you can ultilize when you're mediocre. It might mean that you won't be able to care for yo
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4y ago
Well, users upload content to FB /TickTock which are then monetized and the users don't get any money. So it is like that for almost all web 2.0 companies
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4y ago
it is impossible. You can put really hign testing standards and principles to make the software really safe but you can never prove a complex system never fails or can't be hacked. The tradeoff is that changes will be very very slow an
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4y ago
this is way too general. There should be at least a few examples to understand the merit of this 'activity based management'
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4y ago
I was expecting some new ideas and didn't find it after I reached end of the essay. So basically, build an mvp that people want and then get feedback from the market. This has been repeated a million times. Nothing new here.
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4y ago
It is great. The only thing is CodePen is slow as hell.
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4y ago
This cannot be upvoted enough. You won't succeed if you are doing things wrong or worse doing the wrong thing. I think you're focusing on the wrong thing by building a 'circle' or chasing AI startups without specific pro
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4y ago
This advice can't used by everyone as there will be a smartest person in any room.
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plz don't put links with paywall
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Eaten by a lion can be a slow and painful death. It will be worse if they decide to play with you a bit before eating you alive. You will get bitten bite by bite with blood flowing out slowly. It is incredibly cruel process and can take ho
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4y ago
evolution. It is in our DNA to be social. Most of us will die without social connections
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it look great but I couldn't find a useful way to use it. A simple list with some tags or tree will probably be better
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thank you. Sleeping less than 5 hours on average.This is exactly what i need.
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and yet Tesla PE is still sky high even during a bear market. Their stock value cannot be justified unless you believe they will continue to dominate EV market, they will have auto driving cars replacing uber , they will have Tesla bots in
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Unfortunately , China's autocracy beat USA's democracy in infrastructure building.
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Yes, there is a disconnect with HBR articles and the real world. Just look at the leaders today. People like to attribute all the great qualities to leaders and call it leadership skills. But if you look at people at the top of the food cha
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There might be some supply-demand parity but price will take care of it. It is just like any currency exchange or border transfer but without the regulations and tax. Eg. USD is more widely preferred than Thai baht but there is a still a la
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