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by tchock23 5y ago
Counterpoint to the suggestions above, why not try out a no/low code framework like Bubble.io? I've met a few devs recently that are starting with that for simple CRUD projects even though they could easily spin something up in Ra
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by tchock23 5y ago
When buying naming rights to a sports stadium only lasts a few hours in the news cycle you have to get creative to keep the crypto hype train running…
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by tchock23 5y ago
It did? I thought there were no business size exemptions for GDPR.
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by tchock23 5y ago
This entire post is the perfect example of why to stay off social media. Wow. You bought into some social media community hook, line and sinker.
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by tchock23 5y ago
When is your 4 hour eating window?
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by tchock23 5y ago
Any advice on the "find your purpose" part?
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by tchock23 5y ago
Can we leave games as the one area of life that doesn’t need to be ‘monetized?’ I play games for the intrinsic enjoyment. Why does everything need to be commercialized like this?
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by tchock23 5y ago
Crypto world has also co-opted the word ‘metaverse.’ I always thought that term meant some cool VR future, but I guess I’m getting NFTs instead.
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by tchock23 5y ago
Can you suggest practical ways to actually ignore those people? It seems every online community these days is full of people hyping up a crypto project for financial gain. I tried to curate my sub Reddits and still can’t escape it in the co
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by tchock23 5y ago
One pitfall I’ve seen user researchers fall into is they are obsessed with recruiting a fresh sample of users for their ongoing rounds of user interviews. This recruitment requirement skips much of the understanding of user needs, prioritie
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by tchock23 5y ago
I know this thread is over a day old now, but the very next day yet another of these feedback board tools launched - and is currently #1: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/leanbe I don’t understand how the Product Hunt
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by tchock23 5y ago
For a laugh, go and search for product feedback board (upvote/downvote feature requests) tools on Product Hunt. I swear there is an exact, cheaper replica of tools like Canny every day (which itself was a clone of UserVoice before they
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by tchock23 5y ago
Going to second this review. I loved the feature set and approach to customization, but the calendar in specific just didn’t ‘click’ for me. They do a lot of regular releases and are great about listening to users, so maybe someday I’ll go
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by tchock23 5y ago
Depends on the scope of your MVP, but nowadays I would start in Bubble.io if it’s a web app or Adalo if going native. Use the prototype you create there for validation and early traction, and then consider bringing that to a tech co-founder
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by tchock23 5y ago
That could be true if you have no affinity for the audience you're targeting. If you choose an audience you are part of then you are less likely to end up hating the end product. Building to scratch your own itch carries the risk of yo
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by tchock23 5y ago
I’m not a lawyer, but wouldn’t a non solicitation agreement have been sufficient in this yoga studio scenario? If a teacher collects names at the door to later pitch them on their new studio, that would be a violation - yet still allow them
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by tchock23 5y ago
Can you share more about the SEO limitations of bubble you experienced? I wasn’t aware that is a limitation.
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by tchock23 5y ago
Just signed up after seeing your service mentioned in the article. Looks great so far! Time blocking is difficult to stick to and having automation could be the solution. Sorted for iOS does automation as well, but lacks a weekly agenda vie
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by tchock23 5y ago
Curious as to why you chose Discord? I’ve been invited to various product-focused Discord groups over the years and strongly disliked the experience. Way too much time sorting through channels just to follow along. I love Discord for gaming
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by tchock23 5y ago
Related, the three categories you outlined above are described fairly well by the “Mountain Climber,” “Freedom Fighter” and “Craftsman” entrepreneurial types as defined by John Warrilow (and summarized well here: https://galleros
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by tchock23 5y ago
I was thinking the opposite - that using no code would actually be easier with GDPR. You essentially have one sub-processor (the platform). The well-funded no code platforms have established DPAs that make compliance a bit easier, and adher
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by tchock23 5y ago
Lots of good tools mentioned already in this thread, but one I don't see listed yet (that I use) is Apollo.io. It has lead list building, email verification and automation built in to a single tool that is very reasonably priced relati
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by tchock23 5y ago
Has this study been repeated recently (rather than 2012). Very curious to see if/how the results have changed of late.
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They cooked the golden goose with notifications that were overly aggressive in quantity and low quality/irrelevant. Even when I tried their occasional notifications setting it was too much. Oh well.
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by tchock23 5y ago
The lower employee cap is only for some record keeping. The provisions still apply otherwise. See this article on the 30.5 section for details: https://www.scl.org/articles/10114-article-30-gdpr-what-does...
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by tchock23 5y ago
This is why I struggle to understand how Slack has been adopted so broadly for building online communities. The need to have separate accounts per instance is such a hassle. I spent twenty minutes yesterday trying to find which account I us
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by tchock23 5y ago
Is there anything that a citizen can do today to advocate for preparing for an event like this?
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Something that helped me was using a ‘time blocking’ system on my calendar to schedule out my day down to 15 minute increments. I then purposely ‘time block’ in time for when I am allowed to go wild browsing HN, Reddit, etc without feeling
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by tchock23 6y ago
I thought most people already have too much Omega 6 in their diet? This article makes it seem like that is a benefit.
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by tchock23 6y ago
I seem to recall reading it was around $500 million to do in the US, but can’t find where I read that. If true, that seems like a tiny amount for insurance against something like this.

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