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by dchuk 4y ago
So how do you do this in practice? Tag up your todo list with urgent and important and then only pull from the appropriate things? Literally visualize tasks in the grid?
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by dchuk 4y ago
Interesting, seems similar to what Joel is doing here: https://blockprotocol.org
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by dchuk 4y ago
Is this a project you intend only for yourself? Or is it going to be a product?
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by dchuk 4y ago
Interesting concept. Why’d ya build it? What are some strong use cases for this that you want to see emerge?
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by dchuk 4y ago
Be bored. I’m not good at this yet, but I’m practicing just sitting there in those idle periods. It’s what we evolved to do, and what our phones are breaking us about
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by dchuk 4y ago
Curious, how do you practically operate in life? Where do you live? How do you pay for food and living accommodations?
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by dchuk 4y ago
Nice website and collection! I would remove the animations, they’re pretty distracting from the content
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by dchuk 4y ago
This is a nice looking product and looks valuable. It pains me to watch all these communities exist in such ephemeral places like slack or discord though. Forums still work and are awesome!
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by dchuk 4y ago
Wait, you switched to part time work entirely to listen to podcasts? That's so interesting to me
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by dchuk 4y ago
Find the spreadsheets people run their business with on a daily basis and turn them into web apps. Instant SaaS ideas.
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by dchuk 5y ago
This is timely, as I’ve been riffing on a revised lean business canvas that much more directly digs into what you list as critical to any idea. I really need to publish and share that thing…
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by dchuk 5y ago
> If the problem is hair on fire bad, UX doesn't matter. Just replying to make sure you know how profoundly true this is. And if you want the secret to mega success: solve a hair on fire problem with great ux and you will win almost
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by dchuk 5y ago
How did you fix the sinusitis?
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by dchuk 5y ago
I know you’re joking, but once I accidentally broke a 200 something day streak of activity on my Apple Watch, I chucked it and went back to (modest) collection of real watches. No one needs yet another notification device, and the activity
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Modern Front-End Magic with Rails 7: A Visual Editor for Markdown (No SPA)(kuy.io)
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by dchuk 5y ago
Wonderful, good job and good luck!
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by dchuk 5y ago
This is a great product idea, but as a product targeting developers, having your first example payload show sending someone a password in plain text (which should never be done in any circumstance) is a real misfire. Why not change it to a
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by dchuk 5y ago
This is a wildly incorrect comment. Literally none of those were rewrites. It’s a completely different scenario to do greenfield implementations in existing categories vs managing the literal replacement of existing software with the same t
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by dchuk 5y ago
Thank you!
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by dchuk 5y ago
Yeah, my wife actually intentionally hasn't gotten certified to allow her to legally physically retain children because it's such an obvious litigation minefield. School is frequently viewed as a day care more than a house of educ
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by dchuk 5y ago
My wife is a 1st grade teacher, has been for 11 years now. She has incredible patience and genuinely enjoys helping children succeed and grow. A few years ago, she got her first salary increase in seven fucking years after her union threate
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by dchuk 5y ago
Flip side perspective: because of this "Unfortunately we're not making revenue because of a pivot and I was not able to invest more money again. They were and because of their investments the equity is now like this", you&#x2
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by dchuk 5y ago
That many people are dying a month right now. It’s nearly an order of magnitude different situation.
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by dchuk 5y ago
(Not trying to discourage you) For those companies that have sufficiently consumed the Atlassian Kool-Aid, what differentiates this product from just using Confluence? Confluence has pretty robust widgets/embedding options, plus there&
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by dchuk 5y ago
The creator of BitTorrent, Bram Cohen, is now full time focused on crypto: https://www.chia.net/ It's a novel layer 1 crypto with some interesting tech behind it. A lot of decentralized nodes inspiration from BT went i
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by dchuk 5y ago
This is the right advice. "What do I do with all this extra money I don't need" is not the way to think about it. Figure out a good way to collect all that money and invest it in safe-ish mechanisms and guarantee a good futur
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by dchuk 5y ago
Not all crypto is bad for the environment. Proof of work (generally) can be bad for the environment.
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by dchuk 5y ago
Very common, yes.
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by dchuk 5y ago
How can this statement: “Note that this isn't the same as saying I'm entitled to the output of professional entertainers for free.” Logically coexist with this: “Paying for entertainment always seemed "wrong" somehow. Th
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by dchuk 5y ago
This landing page is 95% totally normal, and 5% “am I hallucinating or did it really just say that?” For some reason it says “fuck Gary vaynerchuk” on it. Whatever your opinion of him, weird to put it on an OSS landing page…

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