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by ravivyas 6y ago
I kind of sympathize with the author, but when again it is bad requirements that make things complicated. I like to follow the concept of Boring Technology I built a CRUD dashboard with some data scraping and parsing capabilities for a frie
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by ravivyas 6y ago
+1 for Marp, and +1 for VS code as a ecosystem
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by ravivyas 6y ago
I suggest you drop lifetime pricing for a pure SaaS model. Both push different incentives and product paths. Recurring usage will give you more growth avenues than 1 time. Not to mention this is a product that actually needs constant update
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by ravivyas 6y ago
Substack publications already have rss support, any 3rd party rss reader can be used to consume the news letters.
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by ravivyas 6y ago
Is this available on GitHub?
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by ravivyas 6y ago
A part of me wishes Sketch would say, Creativity needs focus, and collaboration eats into focus if not done properly. They need to push asynchronous collaboration, rather than live collaboration. Collaborative spaces makes me think what wou
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by ravivyas 6y ago
Totally agree on this, Paying for Sketch once, has allowed me to used it for years, largely on solo/non collaborative work
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by ravivyas 6y ago
The URL may be updated to: https://status.gitlab.com/pages/incident/5b36dc6502d06804c08...
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by ravivyas 6y ago
I think the headline should have been, we do rough diagrams and flowcharts rather than trying to write concrete specs. The article is spot on otherwise. The goal is to be able to run through flows to catch anything missed in the ideation or
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by ravivyas 6y ago
+1 to this, but I came upon this indirectly. My biggest "OK Moment" (1) was non developers building tools via Spreadsheets Sheets when they do not have a tech team or the team's bandwidth, Which makes them IDEs. They also fun
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by ravivyas 6y ago
I don't understand the need to link to 15 Notion notes. It makes the post bland and tasteless. Please think of blogs and posts like a product. What your user needs is information rather than a Self-service page with 15 posts. There is
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by ravivyas 6y ago
Hi @eigen_vector, I am 5 days late, but could you check https://www.stitchiq.com . This is a problem statement I have been looking to solve; i.e people don't want to get out of spreadsheets, but spreadsheets are not the best
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by ravivyas 6y ago
Loved the idea, I am a fan of using spreadsheets to make things easier for the end user. You might want to think about a next tier, and grow with your larger customers. I get the point that you want to make it easy to start off with, but yo
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by ravivyas 6y ago
The headline, the problem and the solutions are all different things. - Front end tracking did not lie, the people tracking it were not aware. If opendoor was spending on Ads, the marketing team would be the first to see a disparity between
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by ravivyas 6y ago
Counter Metrics?
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Stack the bricks with “OK Moments” rather than bet on “Aha moments”(ravivyas.com)
2 points by ravivyas 6y ago|0 comments
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by ravivyas 6y ago
I like Spreadsheets the interface, not the database. I splitting that is where the opportunity is. Thanks for the link to your publication, will give it a read.
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by ravivyas 6y ago
I agree they can get messed up, to understand that I am also working on http://ihatemyspreadsheet.com :) I have yet to hit the issues per se, but what I am partially betting on, is that once spreadsheets are just an interface ra
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by ravivyas 6y ago
If you want a new perspective to the entire nocode space, remove the line "building apps" from any conversation or line of thought. A spreadsheet to track a project need not be an app, the ability to temporarily give access to int
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by ravivyas 6y ago
Yup sharing all the data is definitely a pain point, A question I once asked someone during a customer interview is what is that employee left? what happens to the data?
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by ravivyas 6y ago
Like? I strongly believe spreadsheets is the best interface for non tech people, we need need to be able to connect it to data for the non tech folks. Disclaimer: Which is why I am working on https://stitchiq.com/
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My Note taking stack (and reasoning), what is yours?(ravivyas.com)
2 points by ravivyas 6y ago|1 comments
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by ravivyas 7y ago
Agree there. But all we can do is hope from here on.
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by ravivyas 7y ago
It definitely can, but we had our first case more than 14 days ago.
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by ravivyas 7y ago
I don't disagree it would be a fatal mistake, but the logic I am trying to calm my self with is: it has been 3 weeks, if an outbreak was to happen, it would have drowned our medical infrastructure already
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by ravivyas 7y ago
I would like to give everyone a different perspective of things 1. As an Indian why do I believe community transmission has not started or rampant: Because our hospitals are not overrun with people with breathing issues 2. Is this the right
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by ravivyas 7y ago
Disclaimer: I work at a low-code startup. If anyone discounts nocode/lowcode they are missing the forest for the trees. NoCode always existed, the term is getting popular now. Wordpress is a nocode website builder. When you hit a 3rd p
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by ravivyas 7y ago
I also think it is easier to get started with as onboarding is much simpler as the base language is the same. Going from Android to iOS development was much harder than going to JS to backend development with NodeJS
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by ravivyas 7y ago
Can someone explain what is "recapitalization of its equity"
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by ravivyas 7y ago
> Update: for reasons only known to Docker’s communications team, we weren’t told about this beforehand, but the company also today announced that it has raised a $35 million funding round from Benchmark. This doesn’t change the overal

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