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Lessons from my first week as a book author(twitter.com)
1 points by mindhash 6y ago|0 comments
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by mindhash 6y ago
I guess talking about AI/ML lends you social currency. And even more if you are doing it. Whether it works or reasonable have become entirely different questions
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by mindhash 6y ago
I think both have different goals. When you are self taught, questions from others really can help build your thinking and confidence. I got better only when I had to answer questions to clients, friends and x colleagues who were just curio
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by mindhash 6y ago
How to fix my expectations to make accomplishments matter? Identify if social network is the reason. Or is it your peers? Both are equally likely to imprint a need for higher expectations. Most of the answers will need to be discovered by s
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by mindhash 6y ago
Connecting with users goes a long way. The way to do that may not be just asking for feedback but engaging them in thoughts around your product or thing you need feedback one. Write an email to talk share your research, how market is doing
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by mindhash 6y ago
I use a simple process that has worked out well so far. - I only talk to founders either through references or linked in - but before that I start publishing blogs and ideas so they get sense of my skillset. This includes points like how I
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by mindhash 6y ago
I worked for an infra provider. We used token buckets for network usage. We didn't have actual cpu usage but you can use zabbix for that. Memory is hard to capture because of paging etc For database use, it's better to create sepa
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by mindhash 6y ago
Love the UI. Do consider adding product walkthrough for guest account. I couldn't make much sense of the purpose of the product or navigation. May be anki users will get it better though. btw, are you using antd? or any specific ui li
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by mindhash 6y ago
Its hard to organically grow a product on its own without network effect. If you think you are better off just working on product then consider affiliates. They will do this thing for you. You will have to price your product accordingly to
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by mindhash 6y ago
I have been on similar boat. I realized my skillet is desirable to founders who ain't able to expand product lines or build new products. So I work mainly on contracts and get my leads through network or through linked in. The first
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by mindhash 6y ago
Came to say exactly this. As a first time entrepreneur its important to learn how to spread ideas. Sales comes after.
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by mindhash 6y ago
This makes sense to me. I started structuring my notes this way. I have a someday maybe and before I die options as well :)
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by mindhash 6y ago
Mind of numbers is what I am using to understand learning. There is also a course on this on Coursera. Check it out. It's too rated
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by mindhash 6y ago
I was involved in Arrow project for a while. The goal of the project is make transfers easier and faster (zero-copy) between dev eco-systems (java->python, python->go) and across network (to database, s3, spark server etc). And yes
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by mindhash 6y ago
I think hashnode blog can work. check it out https://hashnode.com/
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by mindhash 6y ago
Hey, I have been in similar situation. I took a full-time consulting job but couldn't let go of my ambitions. The first thing I did is started writing about my experience and why certain things did not happen the way I expected. On the
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by mindhash 6y ago
Nice landing page UI. But may be you can optimize on the copy. Its probably too verbose. Good luck
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by mindhash 6y ago
Typically users don't want to give you email unless you prove them it's worth it. So instead of making email mandatory for registration, you can now try showing articles around improving there game skills or ask them if they want
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by mindhash 6y ago
It will help if you find meaning in the work that you are doing than finding a meaningful work. When I graduated, I had similar experience. I was deep into cs and loved the art of programming. But then I was writing SQL queries for most of
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by mindhash 6y ago
The test can not be conclusive unless all of them worked on same type of projects, programming languages and faced same bugs over the years. It's quite likely the so called rockstar had a prior experience in the problem at hand. It wil
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by mindhash 6y ago
Please add email subscribe. I would like to stay updated
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by mindhash 6y ago
My blog is about field stories on product and engineering : https://amols.blog I started recently. So just once a week, I publish. Writing happens whenever I find a topic worth organising or sharing Netlify. It’s free. I use ga
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Don't Gamify Team Work(amols.blog)
2 points by mindhash 6y ago|1 comments
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by mindhash 6y ago
You are so right. The market is super fragmented. And it feels like there is a new workflow tool everyday. Even I had built one similar to Kubeflow. Finally, I think the survival of tools will come down to being able to compete on the price
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by mindhash 6y ago
interesting product. atleast something I would want to use. In my earlier job we had several repos and being new to the job, I had to search often to understand how a particular logic is handled. sometimes the search will lead to a doc or
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by mindhash 6y ago
Neat Landing page. This addresses a part of problem I have been trying to solve for myself. So its a good start. I have tried bookmark managers but there isn't a tool that does it all. I would like to highlight lines on a page or email
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by mindhash 6y ago
Wow. This is awesome. Thank you Laura for taking time and writing this.
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by mindhash 6y ago
In such times, I spend most of my time studying products that I use. Understand what makes them work, why people are buying, who is buying etc It just help train your mind to identify what matters when building a successful product I have a
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by mindhash 6y ago
Read books. See what works for you. The firs thing is to decide acquisition method. Inbound or outbound? Inbound is great if you are well known inthe space. Else it's slow. If you don't have a large network reach out to people.
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by mindhash 6y ago
The product could find a market with privacy conscious Parents. So I wont call it a dead end yet. Though an extremely tough market to crack, something drop box realised early on and moved out of photo business

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