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Slack Outage
(slack-status.com)
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sotu
2y ago
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sotu
2y ago
Thie article is very wrong - it is absolutely not true that PMF is random.
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sotu
3y ago
I've been using Type for a month now and it has really helped me. Its nice to just have a fully feature rich editor that is modernized with AI /ChatGPT too. Nice work to the team!
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sotu
4y ago
Atlas shrugged, Minto Pyramid Principle, Nail it then Scale it
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sotu
4y ago
truth - but the book they wrote is so clean and nicely organized.
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sotu
4y ago
Can I use microblog to make a book format like this subdomain??
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sotu
4y ago
I use flashcards with active recall style learning. There's actually a great app I use called "Active Recall" that sets you up with this - you have to work a bit to get the cards you want but after you can refer back to them
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sotu
4y ago
delete instagram
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sotu
5y ago
google competitors already exist they're just not obvious - When you want to find a place to stay you dont search google you go to airbnb.com when you want to buy random stuff you go to amazon, even coming to hackernews is a competitor
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sotu
5y ago
I worked at an SSO Vendor for years, in our early days when we were 20 people we had a whiteboard with funny SAML names.. one of my favorite was King Federate which we abbreviated as K-Fed!
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5y ago
Hey eloff - I'm a founder who's spent a great deal of time in the trenches and is now scaling a startup so maybe I can share my sliver of experience. Firstly, in order to be successful you need these two things: 1. Your must belie
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sotu
6y ago
Mission Statement is what drives your company day in, the how you are gonna get to your vision statement. The Value Prop is the "problem" you are solving - jobs to be done helps you find the problem. The Value Prop is really the p
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sotu
6y ago
It's actually people dont want a drill they want to hang a picture.
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sotu
9y ago
Thanks for sharing! These resources - especially the explorer guide are interesting. There's even astronaut profiles within the side if you dig around in the nav.
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sotu
11y ago
Talented Dev Ops please apply! REMOTE OK, San Francisco, CA or Seville, Spain We're a 3 month old SaaS business for enterprise. We finished our MVP 1 month ago and I've just finished a round of customer interviews and feedback gat
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sotu
12y ago
There's also some players providing "kayak of local services" - http://locality.com/ is one I know of
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sotu
12y ago
I watched the constant contact video and its actually kind of ironic, She does in fact say that partnerships are a mirage at the start but if you wait until 38min in at the Q&A part she starts discussing how they partnered with local ch
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12y ago
I do something very similar to this, base password which is some digits and then some key word that comes to mind based on the website. For example I might use 123456cashmoney for my bank and 123456friends for facebook. Usually I use the fi
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13y ago
I loved MCM2 (motocross madness 2) - I played that game on MSN Gaming Zone for over a year. Now that I think about it, I built my first website and had my first experience programming because I wanted to make a site for my team, named SOAR
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sotu
15y ago
http://josh.jpg.to/ lol this is my friend
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sotu
15y ago
Is there a change log or something of the sort? I am actually half way through chapter 4 and looking back I see some differences between what I've already done and what is presented on the site, just want to make sure I'm either not missing
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15y ago
I realy like that website! But... I'm just wondering if anyone else here who does website design seriously doesn't just go to themefor * dot com and download a premade awesome wordpress template for $30, install it in a night, migrate cont
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15y ago
I've just started with Ruby and Rails using a book called Ruby on Rails tutorial 3.. this article didn't provide anything that I found useful. It reminded me of a lecture on Java I heard about in Computer Science 101 day 2.