tylerwince

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by tylerwince 4y ago
And very little customization to constantly tinker with. I also love Apple Notes and have found myself much more productive since I stopped switching apps and settled on using Notes.
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by tylerwince 4y ago
*The worst part of Zoom being down:* Being forced to use Microsoft Teams for meetings.
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by tylerwince 5y ago
Agreed. I didn't understand this part. I exclusively use Apple Notes for typed and handwritten notes. I also find the search functionality to be excellent at finding stuff I need, so I'm not sure why the author bashes Apple Notes
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by tylerwince 6y ago
Agree. $50 is totally reasonable for a custom domain and free email sending. You'd pay that in 2-3 months using hosted Ghost, Mailchimp, ConvertKit, Wordpress, etc.
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by tylerwince 6y ago
I think it is probably just another revenue grab. Most people who care enough are willing to pay $50 (I have a free newsletter about product management and willingly paid the $50). The alternative is a self-hosted or SaaS subscription to so
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Custom domains now available on Substack(blog.substack.com)
71 points by tylerwince 6y ago|28 comments
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Removing user friction isn't always a good thing(productsolving.substack.com)
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Ask HN: Slack Menu Bar Application
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GPT-3 Will Change How We Build, With or Without It(productsolving.substack.com)
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by tylerwince 6y ago
Just wrote about something similar and what we can learn about GPT-3 inputs. Applicable for lots of domains but written to product managers. https://productsolving.substack.com/p/openais-gpt-3-will-cha...
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by tylerwince 6y ago
I decided to push this one out a week and am publishing a piece on what we can learn about priming problems from GPT-3. Hope you like that one as well.
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Ask HN: What is the best iOS/iPadOS Gmail client?
2 points by tylerwince 6y ago|1 comments
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by tylerwince 6y ago
This is a great list of things product managers should do. Especially around managing time and how to do that effectively. One of the things that makes this less overwhelming is flipping it on its head and thinking about what a product mana
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by tylerwince 6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23825744
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by tylerwince 6y ago
Sure. I also wonder if Perrel is hitting on the idea of avoiding competition by Thiel. https://mastersofscale.com/peter-thiel-escape-the-competitio...
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by tylerwince 6y ago
Yeah -- I think him and those like him (Tiago Forte, etc) would argue that they have "remixed" the idea enough to call it their own... which is highly debatable IMO.
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by tylerwince 6y ago
> I’ve already learned most of the curriculum from engaging with so much of his free content. This is how I feel about a lot of these online course offerings as well. You aren't paying for the content, they make that available for f
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Knowledge Graphs: Modeling your understanding of an idea(lelon.io)
1 points by tylerwince 6y ago|0 comments
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by tylerwince 6y ago
This is true. The only way you actually learn something here is by taking ideas as a starting point to identify where they are prevalent in your own life.
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by tylerwince 6y ago
I never even thought about this being a problem until I watched the video. It's amazing the types of things we have to build algorithms to handle that our brain does naturally.
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by tylerwince 6y ago
I totally agree with your first point, and you lost me on the last sentence. Competition is a great data point, but just because you don't have any competition doesn't mean you aren't solving a real problem.
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by tylerwince 6y ago
#20 - The Bike-Shed Affect seems to plague everyone. In fact, this article from Perrell is what inspired me to write about how to use collaborative meeting agendas to stop this from happening. TL;DR: Force everyone to make the simple and ea
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by tylerwince 6y ago
Totally agree about RSS. I think the best thing about email is that authors get to build their own connection to the audience. Either way, there are options to make this happen if you want it: https://feedbin.com/blog/2
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by tylerwince 6y ago
This is pretty neat. Newsletter discovery is one of the biggest challenges right now. So many people are getting bogged down with crappy newsletter because they can't find the no-name authors that are generating top shelf content. Woul
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by tylerwince 6y ago
I almost said this, but... Jira is bad, but it’s definitely not the worst (in my experience). It’s close though.
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by tylerwince 6y ago
The Google Productivity Suite (Docs, Sheets, Slides, Mail) apps for iPadOS.
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by tylerwince 6y ago
Talking about the things that really matter is critical for product and company success. People will naturally talk about the easiest problems and the lowest stake decisions unless you actively combat against it. I have found using collabor
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Stop wasting years and waste hours instead(productsolving.substack.com)
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Collaborative Writing for Product Managers(productsolving.substack.com)
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People Want Hard Work, So Enable Them(productsolving.substack.com)
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