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The point of life is to have as much hours in the flow state as possible.

git commit -m "another commit"

@aroussi don't stop when you tired, stop when you are done

Most of entrepreneurship is staying in the game long enough for something to click.

Don't be afraid to start small. Big things have small beginnings.

Ok, so Junie AI and Codex are good at explaining codebases, even the large ones. Due to lack of docs in most orgs, it is a good alternative.

Would you rather have more money or more time?

@jackfriks i think the quote is different :)

everybody poops

@WhoWorksThere I think after

For a free trial, credit card up front, or after the free trial? Or no free trial, credit card / payment up front, and an easy money back guarantee if they don't like what they've seen?

@Nicolascole77 Human Nature by Robert Greene

What is 1 book you think every person on Earth should read?

@WhoWorksThere I think a book "mom's test" described it in detail. The core is that mom always will tell you the product/feature is great but in reality it is a lousy feedback :)

Hey SaaS / Startup guys/gals, have you ever built a feature that someone said they would subscribe once you have it, just for them to not actually sign up? I suppose this is just a lesson to learn...

@mayakyler yep, works like a radio

Tried every marketing channel: • Facebook ads: Expensive • Google ads: Competitive • Content marketing: Slow • Cold email: Spammy • Product Hunt: One-day spike Best channel: Word of mouth. Requirement: Actually solve problems.

@SimonHoiberg I remember one professor gave us a task on convolutional neural nets, where he described it on one page, super complex. Turned out all you had to do is multiply matrices :)

Some people tend to use unnecessarily complicated terminology just to sound smart and please their ego. Trust me, at best, you'll sound like what dumb people think a smart person sounds like. Actual smart people see right through it.

Don't stop when you tired, stop when you're done

@stijnnoorman true

Shamelessly promote your work. Shamelessly promote your ideas. Shamelessly promote your offers. Shamelessly promote your content. Shamelessly promote your products. Nobody else will do it for you.

@SimonHoiberg Wish all companies did that

My team is fully remote and meetingless. Communication is 95% written. This comes with some huge benefits: → We can revisit conversations easily. → Misunderstandings are way less likely. → Conversations easily turn into docs & internal wikis. Our output is 10x higher than most startup teams (of similar size) I've worked with in the past.

@arvidkahl and all one person doing it, man, amazing

A look into the 5 TB+ Podscan database. Almost 20 million transcribed podcast episodes, tracking 3.8 million shows every day. 25% get analyzed by AI, and the topic list is quite insightful. Podcasting is a domain for politics and sports, for sure. What else do you want to know?

@aroussi Amen to that

The longer you wait to launch, the more imaginary problems you'll invent.

@karakhanyanS V - Validate assumptions I - Isolate responsibilities B - Build iteratively E - Eliminate redundancy

We need a new principles for developers, like KISS, DRY, but for actually delivering the product, and iterating on it. Something like DINS - Deliver it Now, Stupid! or FINE – Fix It Next Episode or SHIP – Shit Happens, Iterate Proudly What others you would add?

@NULLpointerXL The only thing I can do is try. Getting experience, I hope it will be easier at some point to figure it out

most useless advice: "just build something people want" how do you even figure that out ?!