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by neom 1y ago
Not really, well kinda, although lots of people skip the first step (well, most people try to skip a lot of steps sadly). You're describing something closer to early stage customer validation (ux/ui or otherwise) imo, (although ex
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by neom 1y ago
Sure I am! A great read: https://hbr.org/2004/07/marketing-myopia Marketing was always a grift when it was done to get rich quick, yesterday or today. Products, brands, businesses... take a long time to bake!
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by neom 1y ago
I'd seperate PMF hunting and go to market just in case that's not what you're doing. I've done tons of small/startup GTM projects, most notabily I was on the deviantart zero to 1 and the digitalocean zero to 1. I w
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by neom 1y ago
I've been doing GTM for I dunno... 20+ years now, I'm told I'm excellent at it. Never liked outbound, I've never found it's a good part of a GTM, and tbh it's always something I've considered mostly belong
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by neom 1y ago
I read this recently, but unsure how accurate it is: https://ifr.org/downloads/press2018/2024-SEP-24_IFR_press_re...
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by neom 1y ago
Joel is a great guy who apparently loves the em dash. Personally, I find them particularly annoying, pedantic, and always have. Just use a comma, when I'm reading something with an em dash it's always unclear to me exactly how lon
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by neom 1y ago
Conditioning is a powerful thing. I'm autistic, but my mother refuses to accept it, every 5/10 years she comes up with a new reason I'm not autistic, the latest one is that it's "hip to have autism now", hah. I
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by neom 1y ago
You can't put much faith in screenshots or chatgpt share-links: https://chatgpt.com/share/680ed17d-fca4-800f-93e2-38b3ff2da4... / https://chatgpt.com/share/680ed088-5f74-800f-8b7b-f12948f
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by neom 1y ago
I was one of the "business guys" at DigitalOcean from very tiny to big. Execution looked like: 20% of the time in meetings discussing what the next period of time without seeing each other was going to look like and 80% of the tim
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The Fighter vs. the Pacifist(slate.com)
1 points by neom 2y ago|0 comments
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by neom 2y ago
I took one of the conversations you linked, and used it to find out what else it knows about you. "In simple terms: Simon represents an elite technologist class — someone who is not merely wealthy or successful but who also shapes tech
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by neom 2y ago
This made me think a lot about Sharon Choi, so I'm sure must be just insanely talented. https://www.washingtonpost.com/gender-identity/you-probably-...
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by neom 2y ago
My wife is prof at a decent uni in the states teaching big stuff™ and I got into a conversation about this with her recently, where we landed was "will academia ever trust plebs like me?" and after an hr or so of back and forth it
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by neom 2y ago
I see. When you said "game day rosters for many NFL teams are available on many sites" - I thought "that sounds like a lot of hours!!" heh. - I didn't realize it was packaged well, I also know sweet fa about footba
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by neom 2y ago
Is it accurate that there are 544 rosters? If so, even at 2 minutes a roster isn't that days of work, even if you coded something? How would you go about completing this task in 1 hour as a human? (also chatgpt 4.1 gave me 2,503 and it
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by neom 2y ago
I've never had any of these problems at all with uber eats, probably part of why I use it so often. I click "help with a past order" and the first option I get is "my order was wrong" if I click it, it presents me w
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by neom 2y ago
Interesting (in Canada), if my order is wrong I just click the item that is wrong and the chatbot automatically refunds me either on my card or via a credit, and often gives me an extra $5 in credit for my trouble, wonder what account flag
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by neom 2y ago
It's a good question because china does tend to operate that way in terms of it's microblogs (renren is a good place to find a job!). Youku is their main youtube, although even that's not right because it's sorta twitch
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by neom 2y ago
Those insufferable tech elites, always messing up the names.
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by neom 2y ago
Is angular actually more dead than ember? I know Tom is trying to keep it alive over there at linkedin, but is it still used anywhere else??
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by neom 2y ago
It's always me coming into these comment sections on animal intelligence posting shadow the rat videos, well, I love rats sooo much, so here I am again. They're really wonderful pets who are clearly very loving and extremely intel
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Porsche Heir's Plan to Build a Private Tunnel(wsj.com)
2 points by neom 2y ago|0 comments
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by neom 2y ago
I think this isn't quite the same thing, never the less: I have dyscalculia on extreme mode (/dyslexia/autism), and I was forced to do math in the 90s in the UK, rote style. I don't know if they didn't know about dy
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by neom 2y ago
Thanks for your thoughtful and educational reply! I had to go do some digging on the views of the Catholic Church of the time and I hadn't realized, "crackpottery", if you will, was taken so seriously, but after researching I
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by neom 2y ago
What separates a crackpot from an eccentric person or someone with weird ideas, or is that just a crackpot? And, is it ok to be a crackpot?
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by neom 2y ago
The system is described here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26998308 & https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25061616
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by neom 2y ago
Lazarus syndrome is an interesting read.
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by neom 2y ago
Interesting, the forum post seems like it's the same thing as National Geographic in South Korea: https://www.instagram.com/ng_apparel/?hl=en
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by neom 2y ago
The link to the video, has links to videos, of loads of people in China making these things!! very cool: https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1io4y1q73L/ also the homemade(?) NASA phone case, cool/interesting cul
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by neom 2y ago
This is a weird thought, but maybe it depends on how far you allow yourself to imagine, and what "acceptable imagining" is? I can imagine a few things that Higgs may end up being useful for, sure, they're "insane" o

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