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@byAnhtho congrats !

Very proud to announce our multi-year partnership with PayPal. Billing is becoming the system of record that drives revenue strategy. It's moving upstream. Not an afterthought you implement after payments. Pricing complexity is only growing. Hybrids, multi-product catalogs, self-serve and enterprise coexisting. AI making it all more complex. This isn't going anywhere. When the company synonymous with global payments picks you to power their billing infrastructure, it says a lot about where the market is going. And about what we've built at @getlago.

@NotionHQ when pressing search (command + K), autofocus doesn't work. could you fix it back ? Thx !

@pontusab @bnj @benhylak You ve stolen everything from @getbasalt !!!

@bnj @benhylak yes got another comment about the structure of it but I didn’t have the original post atm, this one is golden!

This is how I structure my prompts

Nice reading from @ttunguz - AI is better on raw text useful lib to transform Document to text to AI github.com/microsoft/mark…

@Paris c’est top cette histoire de trilib ! Je ne comprends pas par contre pourquoi je reçois le prospectus x3 dans la boîte aux lettres !bb

This is the best paper written so far about the impact of AI on scientific discovery

@OUIGO 7622 c’est l’anniversaire de ma femme si vous pouvez faire un mot au micro c’est sympa. Elle s’appelle Blandine 👋

why email that self-destruct don't exist ? spare some storage by default

I love that oss.gg

Zooming into an iPhone CPU die (5nm) ⁽ᵛᶦᵈᵉᵒ ᵉᵈᶦᵗᵉᵈ ᶠᵒʳ ᵉᵈᵘᶜᵃᵗᶦᵒⁿᵃˡ ᵖᵘʳᵖᵒˢᵉˢ⁾

Collapse the talent stack every chance you get. As I reflect on the teams I’ve led and hundreds of start-ups I’ve worked with, there is a consistent unfair competitive advantage i’ve witnessed when the talent stack was collapsed - when the lead designer was also the product leader, when the front-end engineer was also a designer, when the designer is also a great copywriter, when the product leader was also the founder/ceo, etc. Tighter conduits for decision making and synthesizing information are an incredible advantage when it comes to crafting products. Many start-ups enjoy the benefits of collapsed talent stacks and then undo them as they grow (and most big companies just don’t understand this). In your hiring (and your consolidating), I encourage you to collapse the stack whenever you can. Especially given all the focus on “product led growth,” these days (which really means helping new customers feel successful more quickly, discover the benefit of sharing, people talking about the product doing things they didn’t expect), all of these are as much marketing driven experiments as they are “traditional product specs” and design explorations! Collapse the stack. While it might feel like “double duty” to your leaders, it works magic - especially in early stage products or periods of self-disruption where you need to speed up exploration and execution. I go into detail on this and share a bunch of other Implications for the way modern teams should be structured on Implications. (implications. com)

Blocks.pm est live sur @ProductHunt ! Your team’s wireframing tool - right from Figma, enjoy and support !

I have a feature request! @NotionHQ, please let me play with database fields in the page. Will you close the feedback loop with me? @CycleProduct might be the easiest way to do it --> cycle.app

Ce serait un sacré truc à faire ça

Merci ⁦⁦@RetroNewsFr⁩ pour cette baignade link.noreply.retronews.fr/m/ml/7539/5056…

A quand le clip de rap où la best life est de marcher en forêt ?

150k formateurs en France. Pas tous très bons… la valeur va bouger. Les écoles autour de la marque/ réseau, la certification, de la capacité à motiver l’apprentissage

Réflexion autour du secteur de l’éducation et de la révolution du distancié / asynchrone. Terminé le prof moyen : le meilleur prof du monde peut devenir accessible à tous.

@paulg Until it is no more and Town and becomes a Forest ?

Is it possible for a town to have too many trees? My experience suggests not. Among towns I've seen, the more trees they had, the better it felt to be in them.