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I've been shopping for health insurance plans, trying to decide based on complicated rules/ratings, it is MUCH easier with the help of a thinking LLM model that will help with crunching the math and making decisions. Very useful.

A Skill Called Luck

reading @jakobgreenfeld's jakobgreenfeld.gumroad.com/l/luck . So eye opening.

What's comet?

I use try.carrd.co/1pp1x9r6 , it gives you a bunch of landing page templates, you just drag a email sign up form and you're set. It can just email you , or if you later change your mind, you can use a bunch of email providers (sendgrid, mailerlite, etc)

Let us know what you went with

I'm curious what you think of umami. I've tried it and posthog

Just like a tech stack always limits your choices simply by choosing one tech stack over the other. So does solving a business problem a certain way. Established businesses always have a 'path dependency' that smaller players can exploit simply because they're not tied to a solution yet.

A mobile budgeting app - but just for takeout spending

YouTube video by Syntax Docker Crash Course for Developers | Hands on Examples

The best intro to #docker #tutorial I've ever seen youtu.be/RHjXPN_h1YA?... #tutorial

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Friends and family ARE you greatest treasure. I see this as a feature not a bug 😀

Interesting, I got got 3 of them on the list

I always look at the person first. There's so many bad takes out there, it's too time-intensive to carefully consider an idea without considering the source. There's a reason why most talks start with a 'who am i?' slide.

Something tells me this has less to do with tools, and more about building something people want.

#postgresql #database people, what's a good way to #debug a function that has several steps (result sets) that I can run and then see each result set step by step?

Startups founders avoid competition like the plague when counterintuitively, competition is good. You want to avoid serious competition but by niching down or building a unique product, not by solving a unique problem. Most valuable problems have already been discovered.

Mindset shift for dev entrepreneurs - "Embrace plenty, not scarcity" . Customers are going to get their problem solved one way or another, whether using your product or someone else's. But they're out there and there's plenty of them.

When you stop learning?

I think ultimately, no one knows but your potential users. Business advice, sure. But no one knows if an ideas is actually good except users.

Banger "If you describe your target customers by combining a bunch of attributes (e.g. "iOS users who need to get tasks done but prefer modern, clean UIs"), that's not an actual group of people. You're just describing the features of a product you're already biased toward building." -Courtland Allen

GitHub - zudochkin/awesome-newsletters: A list of amazing Newsletters A list of amazing Newsletters. Contribute to zudochkin/awesome-newsletters development by creating an account on GitHub.

perhaps any of the github awesome lists, i.e github.com/zudochkin/aw...

Would be great until the public loses trust in them when their behaviors don't always align with their stated objectives i.e. benefit corporations more than they do the people

Macbook air from 2013, still use it like an ipad when traveling. Macbookpro intel 2017 - my daily driver.