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by collin128 4y ago
https://archive.ph/22XML
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by collin128 4y ago
Reminds me of Seneca: "However much you possess there's someone else who has more, and you'll be fancying yourself to be short of things you need to exact extent to which you lag behind him." Lucius Annaeus Seneca, Lette
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by collin128 4y ago
Datanyze raised a round of two of VC 6-7 years ago but I'm not sure what they're up to recently.
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by collin128 4y ago
Great comments already on the moral/legal aspects so I'll address something more important, finding an opportunity. Before writing any code, you'll likely need to do 50-200 customer development interviews to find and hone in
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by collin128 4y ago
This was the biggest struggle we had with OKRs, rocks, EOS, etc... Goals != Strategy and that took a while to realize. I wish I read Good Strategy Bad Strategy and The 7 Powers first.
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by collin128 4y ago
Hated that I couldn't flip scroll direction because I wanted the trackpad to be natural and mouse to be inverted. Found this: https://pilotmoon.com/scrollreverser/
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by collin128 5y ago
Mail tester is awesome and a huge asset. If you're willing to spend a little for some automation the Glock Apps is pretty good too.
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by collin128 5y ago
I have had similar struggles as you, we can nail rock/OKRs/plans etc... but I always felt like my strategic lens was lacking. I've read the book and yes, it will answer your question. It shares the theory and does a great job
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by collin128 5y ago
Is there are no place I'm safe from blippi... My 4 year olds love it and while it seems harmless, his laugh makes me crazy.
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by collin128 5y ago
I've been tangentially involved in 2 books (1 from start to finish) and there are a number of people that will contribute to editing and making sure the content is solid/flows well. I was surprised by how much post production happ
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by collin128 5y ago
I was confused by the phrasing of the title: "We have identified the threat actor behind the attack, who is part of a group called the Monday group, which the members refer to as “theMx0nday”. The group has stated publicly that they su
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by collin128 5y ago
Big fans of yours. Thanks for making an awesome tool.
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by collin128 5y ago
Posted this on a few comments because I find them really helpful: https://improvmx.com/
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by collin128 5y ago
Check out https://improvmx.com/
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by collin128 5y ago
For those running custom domains and feeling pinched, check out improveMX: https://improvmx.com/ I've been using them for a while for a side project email that sends/receives through a free Gmail account and it wo
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by collin128 5y ago
I use Google photos with Google One for sharing with family. My mom can figure it out and that says a lot about how easy it is. Works across all grandparents and I used one of their auto upload a face (I'm sure that's the technica
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by collin128 5y ago
Related to the benefits of exercise, I found the book Exercised by Daniel Lieberman to be thorough, interesting, and even humorous at times. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/49358915-exercised
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by collin128 5y ago
Great book, definitely one that brought tears to my eyes. Another along a similar theme is Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor E Frankl. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4069.Man_s_Search_for_Me...
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by collin128 5y ago
It's interesting when you start to think about the expected value of believing in a religion. Would the correct poker move be to maximize EV by believing in all religions? Not trying to poke fun, just an odd thought that's been bo
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by collin128 5y ago
Workaround - I tried installing the gem "bribery" but it only works intermittently and often fails silently.
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by collin128 5y ago
Live this and have a similar system, I think of them as content zones. Two ideas I haven't seen in other comments are: 1. Kindle next to bed for reading (leave phone out of reach/in another room to charge helps) 2. Good book on ba
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by collin128 5y ago
I love cycling but struggle with stationary bikes because I get bored easily or end up slowing down my pace because I zone out watching/listening to something. Zwift has pace partners that you can chase (3 different ones depending on p
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by collin128 5y ago
We use Streamlabs OBS and their support page guides you through BlackHole for setting up on a Mac. Where would I go to find info on setting this up natively? I've looked before but clearly missed something.
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by collin128 5y ago
I wasn't initially a fan either but I find that it's forced me to organize my tabs / windows by what I'm working on and I actually prefer it now. Maybe you need some more time, maybe you need to surrender to the ~ or may
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by collin128 5y ago
When I first switched to Mac I absolutely hated the way the OS handle the alt tab function. Now I'm a big fan and find it disorienting to go back to Windows but I've been here for 10 years. CMD + ~ all the way.
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by collin128 5y ago
Oh interesting, I've played with it a little but not a dev and I've always wondered what the coverage was like.
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by collin128 5y ago
Have you ever looked at the Amazon file? I'll see if I can track down the link but I remember somebody sharing a dump with me from Amazon that apparently was a recent scrape. Edit: https://registry.opendata.aws/commoncr
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by collin128 5y ago
Ran sales at Predictable Revenue for 4 years, here's what we use: - process first - then train people - then find software to enable the process I imagine dev may be similar so apologies for the covering the bases. I find many people j
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by collin128 5y ago
#6 - our first 10 customers came from customer development interviews, then our next 10 were referrals from them, etc... (did this twice). If you're not getting referrals then you may not be solving the problem or the problem isn'
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by collin128 5y ago
Not sure this is exactly what you're looking for (non-dev here) but I had a chance to interview Michel Feaster (HP/acquired Opsware/mentored by Ben Horowitz/founded Usermind) and picked her brain on how to create somethi

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