Nadya Tsech
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Nadya Tsech
@n_tsech
B2B Product Manager at https://t.co/nNytzTVp8T
Prague Katılım Ağustos 2013
44 Takip Edilen365 Takipçiler
I've wanted to start a newsletter for exactly 3 years but struggled to find the right topic. Looks like I found it!
I’m inviting my friends who want to invest regularly to look for investment motivations together.
5 Money Motivators goes live tomorrow! 5moneymotivators.beehiiv.com/subscribe
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📖 Tachiyomi: reading books without buying them
📚 Tsundoku: buying books without reading them
Opposites, yet equally universal.
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But compare these two train station bridges.
Both ordinary, everyday things.
One is beautiful, & the other is not.
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On writing more clearly
twitter.com/shreyas/status…
Shreyas Doshi@shreyas
For clear writing, answer these questions 1. What Am I Really Trying To Say 2. Why Should People Care 3. What Is The Most Important Point 4. What Is The Easiest Way To Understand The Most Important Point 5. How Do I Want The Reader To Feel 6. What Should The Reader Do Next
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Gotta love how the AI is trying to comply - it never says never. You can ask for a post on why vaccines don't work, or how Putin is a great friendly guy, and you'll get it.
Next step: @Google just fabulating an ideal page confirming what you googled for - all metrics will go up.
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Trying @copy_ai to write a blog post. I provided a title and it generated the outline. The content is to the point but quite generic. Fascinating experience.
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@mcevel Didn’t expect it to be this good. Tried a similar tool a year ago and results were unusable. But still I’m surprised how robotic it sounds
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@n_tsech Did you thought there will be any new insights?;) I know it would be really nice if the algo could do some better synthesis or find new research in the topic.
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Trying @copy_ai to write a blog post.
I provided a title and it generated the outline.
The content is to the point but quite generic.
Fascinating experience.
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How many designers does it take to come up with something like this? Wrong answers only...
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Step by step exercises to prepare conduct a user interview on the fly.
Inspired by The Mom Test. theproductpractice.substack.com/p/prepare-to-c…
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I just published "Influential books, podcasts, and newsletters of 2021" ift.tt/728J5d1 on Medium.
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Interesting project in Krakow to deal with loneliness. Happy to chat benches.
I’m curious how can they evaluate if it’s successful? designboom.com/design/poland-…
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The person responsible for a decision must be able to explain the thinking behind it openly and transparently so that everyone can understand and assess it. #principleoftheday
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"Ben Silbermann went to Apple stores and changed their homepages to Pinterest.com" to promote his product.
lennysnewsletter.com/p/distribution…
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Kevin Yien’s PRD template is an inspiration for any product requirements
docs.google.com/document/d/1mE…
From: lennysnewsletter.com/p/my-favorite-…
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Visualization of the AI predictions confidence in the interface:
✓ Result groups (high/medium/low, score, colour-code, a/b/c).
✓ Number (0–1, percentage, distance, score).
✓ Sort by relevance or show Top N results.
✓ Chart
✓ Mixed approach
uxplanet.org/the-design-of-…
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