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tylerben
5y ago
I would echo the bit about the personal network. I have found it surprising how many opportunities have surfaced from people in my network who I never thought would need a website or know someone who does. Once you start doing work for folk
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tylerben
5y ago
Have two of these labor of love, don't really care if it takes off types of projects right now. First is Sonic Postcards - a digital postcard and playlist of my favorite music for the week. Pretty much doing it as an excuse to find new
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tylerben
6y ago
So if I understand it correctly the value add is that you get to see how much a SaaS platform is charging other customers and compare that against what you are being charged?
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tylerben
6y ago
My two cents on it is to first identify what you want to focus on as this is critical in finding the opportunities that you will enjoy the most and as a result be more likely to succeed at. Make a list of like 5 things that you think would
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tylerben
6y ago
Very cool. Will definitely be taking a look at this as I might be in the market for an EV in the coming months.
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tylerben
6y ago
Very cool! As someone that has to generate a lot of fake time series datasets for prototyping dashboards excited to check it out. Have currently been using my own, work in progress lib. https://github.com/tylerben/data-
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A Complete Guide to Sources and Layers in React and Mapbox GL JavaScript
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tylerben
6y ago
Used to work for LRE Water ( https://lrewater.com/ ). Currently working for Stae ( https://stae.co/ ) doing similar things but at a much larger scale. Freelance as well ( https://www.lostcreekdesigns.
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tylerben
6y ago
Interesting insights, thanks for taking the time to reply! Always interested in this kind of stuff after working in the water resources field on the software side of things. We pull in data from telemetered data loggers (like Sutron - http
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Tilesets and Datasets: Managing Data in Mapbox Studio
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tylerben
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Loved reading this! What part of your product has received the most traction/excitement from customers? The hardware or the software/reporting piece?
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tylerben
6y ago
Really agree with this and your approach of batching questions. Yes asking questions can be an interruption, but it can also save so much time in terms of preventing you from spinning your wheels and the potential of taking things in the to