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by dyeje 2y ago
What’s stopping you from releasing it as is right now?
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Apple Ends Buy Now Pay Later Service(apnews.com)
2 points by dyeje 2y ago|1 comments
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by dyeje 2y ago
There are a couple, but the ecosystem is so fragmented that nothing gains a majority of mindshare.
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by dyeje 2y ago
You were forecasting 50k MRR before your waitlist hit 100 signups?
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by dyeje 2y ago
I had the displeasure of working with a Flow codebase that typed every string and int uniquely like this. I could see the benefit if you’re working on something mission critical where correctness is paramount, but in your average web app I
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by dyeje 2y ago
If you’re okay with sticking it out in your current position, why not keep interviewing and hold out for a role you’re excited about?
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by dyeje 2y ago
I do fullstack, I got the Nielsen Norman Group UX Certification a few years ago and it has been brought up in interviews exactly 0 times, but I don’t go for design-y roles so YMMV. I think having a small portfolio makes a lot of sense.
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by dyeje 2y ago
Things are always changing, new gaps forming. Is a lot of the low hanging fruit gone? Yea, but still a lot of opportunity out there.
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by dyeje 3y ago
Stealth Startup | ONSITE NYC | Full-time This startup is building the AI platform for corporate finance. Its mission is to automate key finance and accounting workflows. Corporate finance is one of the top 10 most common professions in the
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by dyeje 3y ago
Good feedback is worthless. If they’re willing to pay for it right now, that’s maybe worth something (they need to actually use it too). I recommend reading The Mom Test, it’s a great book about how to navigate this early validation stage f
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ChatGPT bug causes chaos as AI generates nonsensical responses(dexerto.com)
1 points by dyeje 3y ago|0 comments
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by dyeje 3y ago
Stealth Startup | ONSITE NYC | Full-time This startup is building the AI platform for corporate finance. Its mission is to automate key finance and accounting workflows. Corporate finance is one of the top 10 most common professions in the
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by dyeje 3y ago
The question for me is, what are you going to use the capital for? Hire devs to accelerate progress? Marketing? If it’s strictly to pay yourself, I’d probably just keep plugging away or move over to contract work to supplement.
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by dyeje 3y ago
It sounds like reading is your hobby. Maybe join some book clubs, participate in online communities, etc.
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by dyeje 3y ago
Who does the categorizing? Sounds like unnecessary complication, Reddit already handles this niche.
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by dyeje 3y ago
I couldn’t help but read the title to the tune of Where Have All the Cowboys Gone by Paula Cole.
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by dyeje 3y ago
Does the initial prototype have to be made of metal? Can you work out the initial kinks with something 3D printed before moving to a expensive and laborious material?
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by dyeje 3y ago
I wouldn’t worry about it, most people won’t bat at an eye as long as you stayed a year and don’t have a streak of short positions.
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by dyeje 3y ago
Put a year in for the name brand on your resume, it’ll pay dividends. Then about 2 months before that anniversary start interviewing for something you might like better and be very discerning.
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by dyeje 3y ago
This is pretty cool! I wonder if you could make one with an adjustable mounting system for the long tail of weirdos like me with a new iPhone SE and other models.
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by dyeje 3y ago
Stealth Startup | ONSITE NYC | Full-time This startup is building the AI platform for corporate finance. Its mission is to automate key finance and accounting workflows. Corporate finance is one of the top 10 most common professions in the
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by dyeje 3y ago
I remember you launching this, that’s awesome that you’re seeing traction without any marketing. Great signal.
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by dyeje 3y ago
It depends on what you want. If you don’t have any prospects you’re excited about, can make the MVP yourself, and acquire customers on your own then it might make sense to do so. Once you have traction, it becomes easier to hire and you can
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by dyeje 3y ago
I thought about offering a product like this but the market seems tough given: 1. Most people don’t care about the privacy aspect 2. People who already got a test from 23andme, Ancestry, etc are unaddressable
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by dyeje 3y ago
Stealth Startup | ONSITE NYC | Full-time This startup is building the AI platform for corporate finance and starting in a clever niche. Its mission is to end-to-end automate key finance and accounting workflows. Corporate finance is one of
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by dyeje 3y ago
There’s a new crop of PaaS products that aim to provide a layer of sanity on top of cloud providers (e.g. Aptible). Might be a good fit for you.
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by dyeje 3y ago
Funny, I assumed it’s a disaster because all of the great economists.
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by dyeje 3y ago
Yea I call bullshit, not making time to build interpersonal relationships in your team is penny wise and pound foolish.
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by dyeje 3y ago
The intense support for Altman and negativity towards the person who, uh, actually made the technology says a lot about the direction this community has taken.
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by dyeje 3y ago
Here’s a few ideas: - Try scheduling explicit hangout time, either 1:1 or group (have a happy hour, play some games, just chat). - Ask if any of your coworkers would be interested in coworking in person. Doesn’t have to be a whole company t

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