utkarsh_apoorva

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Ask HN: How to Visualise MongoDB?
8 points by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago|14 comments
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
Active thinking is being aware of a thought and trying to dissect the thought into its constituent parts. It's a lot like "Active Listening," except you are the only participant. My book is called - Makers Laws - Convert Thou
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Show HN: Makers Laws – Buddhist Active Thinking to Create Software Products(gumroad.com)
1 points by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago|1 comments
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Demons, Hell and Productivity(happinomy.com)
1 points by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago|0 comments
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
It seems our biological neural networks, probably, aren't all that different from the ones we write. In their 'scope' they basically do just enough, for us to function. Beyond that, evolution probably started to optimise othe
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
Great effort. I like the snippets from different developers in-context, instead of showing the entire interview in one place. Why did you quote Zig Zigler? Seems a little out of place. Also, I felt that the first chapter needs to be more co
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
Wanting to get paid for a book he wrote is a bad thing? I get it - from each according to their capability - to each according to their needs. Sound familiar?
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
The lack of email walls was so refreshing. I expected an ugly form to show up, and was willing to fill it out. But instead, I was greeted with the actual download - just like that. I don't know what the opposite of Cognitive Dissonance
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
This is a pretty interesting place to be. Since you have not yet committed yourself - so you sort of have a superpower that many of us crave for. There are at least a few ways of thinking about this. The well documented ones 1. Think about
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
I was planning to write something along the same lines, if I make it. I guess the reason of this happening is this - after you fail, you are too busy picking up the pieces, and trying to survive. I have written so much about small wins at
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Mind Map – Customer Psychology to Product(blog.lightcat.io)
1 points by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago|0 comments
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Lightcat.io – Release Notes(lightcat.io)
1 points by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago|1 comments
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
If I am getting the drift right here, the root of the problem is that the Product Org is not prioritising well, and putting an upper limit on the total story points pushed in a release ? That would lead to a large number of stories being cl
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A very early stage startup's list of Growth Experiments(indiehackers.com)
1 points by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago|0 comments
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
> I'm firmly convinced the MVP culture of launching as soon as you've built a UI with Bootstrap and thrown it up on Heroku is bonkers So totally agree with this. All of your growth experiments fail if your product doesn'
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
Thanks for the kind words. Kitemaker looks great. I love it when I can embed Figma designs into a tracking tool. I am sure you have checked out Linear.App? - launched today on HN. Their Command+K feature seems good.
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Are Introverted Founders less likely to launch fast?
5 points by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago|3 comments
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
Chargify's ToS are open sourced and free for you to use.Take a look: https://www.chargify.com/free-use-terms/
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What Really Is a Product Roadmap(blog.lightcat.io)
2 points by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago|0 comments
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“Fast Startup Growth” Is Killing Innovation Softly(blog.lightcat.io)
4 points by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago|0 comments
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Everything Is Wrong with Your Startup(blog.lightcat.io)
1 points by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago|0 comments
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
Am I right in assuming that topics behave exactly like Tags. I love knowledge management tools. But have never been able to add them to a software development workflow seamlessly - even though the team needs them.
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Ask HN: How do you maintain the Knowledge Graph for writing software
5 points by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago|4 comments
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Software is eating the world, Product is eating software(blog.lightcat.io)
1 points by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago|0 comments
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
Android is at the other, far end of the spectrum. So much so that we have separate technologies to write in Javascript and then build it for Android (PWAs). The server-client equivalent would be writing one codebase, in one language and bui
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Bangalore has 12M residents and only 385 Covid-19 cases(thequint.com)
117 points by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago|125 comments
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
> But imagine how poetic it would have been if the technology for constructing such a machine had been available to da Vinci all along. Very poetic indeed. Most of entrepreneurship is applying known models to new areas. Intellectually no
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
Ahh... I thought this was the first ever instance. So Munich goes open source -> Hamburg gets inspired and BAM - 14 years later it follows suit.
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
Sweet ! Not just jobs for consultants, this would be a shot in the arm for all opensource tech. Over time, we could have a greater adoption of open source databases, BI tools and whatnot. This could lead more support for open source, more m
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
I wanted say no, but we did get Trump. So Zuck being President seems like a real possibility.

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