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by productceo 5y ago
You can't buy my love with money.
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by productceo 5y ago
To qualify, I know ngrok and lightweight set up can be super useful. When I was in college, ngrok was so awesome for doing small ad hoc fun things. But as soon as someone needs to set up even the simplest SSL set up (which may take an inexp
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by productceo 5y ago
Or not. Just use all-in-one managed services like serverless or PaaS. In the past, I used to spend so much time on infrastructure, like setting up databases, HTTPS/SSL, network ports and security rules. Didn't understand back then
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by productceo 5y ago
Love it! Congrats!
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by productceo 5y ago
I wonder if there is a similar way to fix the accessibility issues of glassmorphism (same ones as described in the article with respect to neumorphism).
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by productceo 5y ago
To HN users reading this comment, where did you find the best reader view implementation? Seems like it's a really difficult task.
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by productceo 5y ago
I see. I'm not a target customer, but curious to see if customers do value those attributes and buy this product.
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by productceo 5y ago
What is the customer need being solved, and why is this 900 Euro 13 inch display a better solution than either paper or TV?
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by productceo 5y ago
Google Search enjoys multiple economies of scale. To list several: 1. Data about what the population is interested: More people use Google today, giving Google more data to train its AI with. 2. Server capacity: It's cheaper for Google
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by productceo 5y ago
Feedly
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by productceo 5y ago
This is very insightful. I didn't think of it from this angle, but I think you hit it on the nail that I find discussions among people, not unidirectional presentations from a tiktoker, interesting. Thanks for helping me see this!
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by productceo 5y ago
Ah, thanks for correcting my understanding.
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by productceo 5y ago
Interesting. So you weren't interested in dance, but you got interested through TikTok? Reminds me of how Pinterest's value prop includes exploration and inspiration (as opposed to searching for what you know you are looking for).
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by productceo 5y ago
I am having difficulty finding TikTok's addictiveness. My job depends on understanding consumer apps, so in the past 1.5 years, I've been trying TikTok anew every 3 months, each day at least trying to spend 10 minutes on it no mat
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by productceo 5y ago
Interesting! So I can write any Python code here in the web app, and the Python code will run locally on my client machine without sending any information to 3P web servers?
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by productceo 5y ago
Interesting to see the other POV. I experienced this from the opposite side. A teammate once told me he is frustrated with being asked to work on an MVP, that is minimum cost, minimum polish, minimally functioning. He said he wanted to work
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by productceo 5y ago
Depends on what you mean by luck. If you mean waiting idly wishing that a particular event would happen in this world, then no. If you mean taking the same event that happened, and finding how to find ways to make the most out of it, then y
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by productceo 5y ago
Say there are two companies, A and B. A spends time and effort thinking about how to block B from getting better. B spends time and effort thinking about how to be better for customers. Which do you think will win? Or should win? Guide your
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by productceo 5y ago
Let me know when you would like me to invent yet another word to call the same thing. How's Minimum Promising Product? If MVP does not solve a real problem, it does not validate the correct hypothesis, so what the post describes as an
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by productceo 5y ago
In the demo, first question was "What's your name?". I wrote, "I'm James", and it responded, "Nice to meet you, I'm James". A dad joke bot! But I think this simple example suggests conversational
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by productceo 5y ago
Cool idea!
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by productceo 5y ago
What did you use to create the multiplayer experience? (Real-time communication protocol or libraries) What was this part of experience like?
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by productceo 5y ago
In which ways do you expect a customer will be misled into believing this frame-based editor is a product of the payment processing company?
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by productceo 5y ago
Cool! Wishing you best of luck!
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by productceo 5y ago
This comment is correct.
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by productceo 5y ago
What's your strategy to compete against Microsoft Clarity? It's free.
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by productceo 5y ago
I think in Stack Overflow Developer Survey or in the State of JS Survey, 3% or less responded they use cloud IDE. I wonder whether they are solving some real problem that cannot be solved in desktop IDE, and whether they will really take of
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by productceo 5y ago
>Web App Development Environment we developed back in 1999. It was comprised of an IDE, Web Server, Object Store, Virtual File System, Template System, and polyglot (Java, JavaScript, and Python). When you made this, why did you believe
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by productceo 5y ago
Whether you choose to or choose not to, make sure you are not making the decision just because what other people are telling you to do!
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by productceo 5y ago
There are two approaches to compare: Starting with hypothesis and starting with data collection. In former, hypothesis specifies which variables are likely independent, dependent, must be controlled, so on, then makes observations to confir

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