havefunbesafe

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by havefunbesafe 3y ago
"Tim Newcomb is a journalist based in the Pacific Northwest. He covers stadiums, sneakers, gear, infrastructure, and more for a variety of publications, including Popular Mechanics." Could be why.
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by havefunbesafe 4y ago
Nooooot a great time for innovation (read: productivity)
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by havefunbesafe 4y ago
Dig into this bad boy https://www.freightwaves.com/
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by havefunbesafe 4y ago
The only thing more grotesque is how boring the rest of this writer's articles are https://www.theguardian.com/profile/jonathanjones
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by havefunbesafe 4y ago
If you've never worked as a dev/in product, this will not help you. If you have a working understanding of your codebase, as a product person, and can bump your way through writing code and the command line, it WILL help you immen
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by havefunbesafe 4y ago
Imagine how terribly it would work, given that the mic is adjacent to the speakers.
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by havefunbesafe 4y ago
Answer: they don't. Support via docusign is also relatively non-existent.
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by havefunbesafe 4y ago
You'd also be floored by how terrible their support is. I had to send three emails to get a sales rep to finally respond to a question (i'm an enterprise customer)
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by havefunbesafe 4y ago
I really dont want the internet populated with meaningless garbage to give traffic to companies I dont care about. Hopefully google will create a classifier and downrank anyone who just shoots out AI generated bullshit. The process for ide
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by havefunbesafe 4y ago
Originally attended university for music composition. This thing was my bible. Heavy, cumbersome, completely in shambles after 2 years.
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by havefunbesafe 4y ago
The problem with startup studios is attention is completely splintered. I think Lemon.io (your company) is probably the only way to get quick validation and then drill down.
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Twitter is auctioning off a good 2-3 restaurants worth of equipment(bidspotter.com)
4 points by havefunbesafe 4y ago|0 comments
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by havefunbesafe 4y ago
There was a looming liquidity crunch because the people running exchanges are... well... lying about reserves.