| Jul 15 |
@jasoncbenn Hidden topics was a feature I was playing around with but haven't ended up using. Categories are added when a card is added - looks like this. https://t.co/HJJRoVZS6c
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| Jul 15 |
I built a thing that I'm using to collect and categorize tweets, blog posts, videos and podcasts I find around the internet. A cool second order effect is that using it regularly has kind of surfaced my interest graph. https://t.co/VTnooLdmfE
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| Jul 15 |
I don't know him personally, but I feel like more people should follow @edelwax. He's thinking deeply and writing thoughtfully about the truly important problems. https://t.co/M1lfvqW4Jo
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| Jul 14 |
@CasJam What’s your timeline for this? Need to check how it would work with Jekyll but we’ve built the drop-in functionality you’re looking for https://t.co/nzydQ7KEAk
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| Jul 14 |
@Conaw Surprised not to see this in there - https://t.co/y32J5Fybku
Looks super powerful but maybe not suited to what you're looking for.
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| Jul 12 |
It's true. Very few people who can compete with @peteromallet in terms of ingenuity and applied experience. https://t.co/O0mN91fnDj
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| Jul 11 |
@robwalling hey Rob, enjoyed your piece on pricing on the @indiehackers podcast. I'm starting to see the add-on model pop up more and more (most recently with @crisp_im & @Cloudflare - wondering if you know of any resources that go deep using base + add-on pricing?
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| Jul 10 |
@apotonick https://t.co/oxYKU7KtF4 is a nice hybrid of digital ocean/cloud66. Still a little rough around the edges but quicker and cheaper than the alternatives I’ve seen
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| Jul 10 |
"Argumentative Hyperliteracy" is a smart mental model for understanding much of what happens on twitter and social media in general. https://t.co/R9LqvC9Hyo
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| Jul 09 |
Using Editmode to edit Editmode 😱
New website coming soon 🤗 https://t.co/cJfIVTZ0E4
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| Jul 08 |
Hidden internet gem: If you're considering turning a side project into something, but lacking a co-pilot, go to https://t.co/vpPT9Ya710 and subscribe. You'll get an email like this every day. Super active and surprisingly high quality. 🙌 @csallen https://t.co/6kjCk2TeGh
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| Jul 08 |
@visakanv What are the things? I've hired 4 people this year (3 devs & VA) and have a workflow that's working super well for me but specific to software & personal admin - I'd guess we have similar issues related to Executive function/prioritisation. Happy to chat if you like.
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| Jul 07 |
@yongfook This is pretty much my thinking with https://t.co/HafcfFny8I. We already have APIs for identity, payments, search etc. We want to build the de-facto API for content, or the "Stripe for content".
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| Jul 06 |
https://t.co/bZCybdttyC
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| Jul 06 |
Wow, this, from @ralphammer is one of the best pieces of online writing I've ever seen, and a great example of what writing in an interactive medium could be. One concept at a time, short sentences, pictures that paint a thousand words. https://t.co/1SU0KOeoDH cc @david_perell
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| Jul 05 |
Doing more thinking about this, hoping to turn it into a blog post/call to arms for someone to finally build a great browser-based IDE. First 50% drafted - would appreciate feedback. https://t.co/1w72tQToy2 https://t.co/zIdUoY7jai
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| Jul 04 |
@Suhail https://t.co/nzydQ82fYU
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| Jul 03 |
I’ve been wrangling CMSes for 10 years and thinking about how seamless and magic it *could* feel if we had the right tools. Finally getting to see those ideas become real. How cool is this? Add a collection, add content, copy-paste code, edit inline 🚀 https://t.co/AIuCZiXGA1
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| Jul 01 |
④ Version Control: The “v1-final-final.doc” problem has now been solved for both word processing (Gdocs/Notion) and image processing (Figma). It’s crazy that the software world is still content with git - an inferior experience in almost every way.
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| Jun 27 |
https://t.co/EBFhLk1Fyp
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| Jun 22 |
@Conaw @RoamResearch Hey Conor. Now that the UX for having one private and one public graph is usable, can you make it clear to users that sharing a single page inside a graph will in fact expose that entire graph to the public? This seems like a big privacy issue currently. Thanks!
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| Jun 19 |
One of the downsides of the twitter outrage machine is that, because the ratio of trolls to genuinely principled outspoken people is so high, people can no longer tell the difference between the two. I disagree with a lot of what @dhh says, but I think he's in the latter category https://t.co/NBMKpTFFGl
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| Jun 18 |
@bentossell No way to do it using multi ref fields but probably possible via the api with a relationship table.
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| Jun 18 |
It’s kind of crazy that we built an interactive medium capable of communicating in an infinite number of ways, and still words-and-sentences are the go-to tool for describing all concepts. I wonder what % of readers read this and had any idea what was being described. https://t.co/UBuvAnYhVt
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| Jun 17 |
@patrick_oshag @collision https://t.co/ZDhmfQjTm8
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| Jun 15 |
https://t.co/R1lywZQHAr
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| Jun 14 |
Microsoft's thinking. Not the same thing, but getting closer. https://t.co/wvXiAwED37 https://t.co/x2uUfCZwXk
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| Jun 07 |
@visakanv Oooh! Put me down under Dublin plz 🙂
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| Jun 07 |
Won't be long before these lists need a designated section for @websummit alum. https://t.co/6FIrkF36HN
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| Jun 07 |
@csj89 Different from https://t.co/Q89wVRC0Sj?
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| Jun 05 |
@vmanasvi @beondeck @caffeinatedwes @julianweisser @david__booth Woop woop! Happy to have you! 😁
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| May 31 |
@wasimlorgat I feel you. Still searching https://t.co/LLQlaAzm2z
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| May 31 |
https://t.co/FU30CDtjTR
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| May 31 |
People outside software would be shocked if they understood just how low industry standards were for protecting data. This piece equates to "For a while, if you just told Apple you owned any account, they gave you the keys to the front door"
https://t.co/ZpHjhp99U0
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| May 31 |
RT @colmtuite: I'm so touched by all the rallying and support for this movement. Incredible scenes.
@modulz will match #reclaimtheblock do…
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| May 29 |
https://t.co/4Yl1In13TA
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| May 28 |
@kamranahmedse @vinnyglennon Ah crap. Homepage link for anyone seeing this now: https://t.co/2ytVRFWhDB
Thanks Kamran, always good to have seasoned HN front-pagers in the comments haha.
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| May 28 |
Today's fun: Someone (@vinnyglennon) posted us to Hacker News and we've found our way to the homepage. It's sending a ton of traffic and sign-ups so if you have an account please send an upvote our way 🙏: https://t.co/CqwIZKBqhL https://t.co/1wUZHhtVG2
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| May 26 |
Another example
https://t.co/UEhRMk7zYq
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| May 26 |
@terhechte Been looking for something like this 😁 Can’t wait to try!
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| May 25 |
@colmtuite Hahaha thanks!
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| May 25 |
Really enjoying working with Tailwind & Alpine.js, and of course a proper designer @CiaranHan. Yes it's just a side menu, but it's a *great looking* side menu, and it only took a couple of hours to wire up. Thanks @adamwathan @steveschoger @calebporzio
for making this stuff fun https://t.co/ZX0sy1HhWU
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| May 25 |
RT @tonyennis: ③ Software making is a compounding creative process. As with any creative process, we 1. Transfer our thoughts to the medium…
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| May 25 |
@panphora Hey David, really enjoying your working with the garage door open. It seems we're interested in a lot of the same things and thinking along the same lines (e.g we were collecting very similar lists - see mine attached). Would love to jump on a call and swap ideas if you're down. https://t.co/jAV0SeedAm
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| May 24 |
@houshuang @Conaw Hey @Conaw - has this been fixed? Sharing w/ others still one of the biggest missing features for me.
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| May 22 |
@levelsio Was literally googling for this earlier
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| May 19 |
By far my favourite example to date:
The mask = the solution (what was the problem again?)
https://t.co/oPt9Df3aN1
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| May 13 |
@tomcritchlow Building this 🙂 Launching soon if you'd like to sign up - https://t.co/OtZNbc0OcV
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| May 13 |
@datarade https://t.co/OtZNbcip4t
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| May 09 |
@michaelvillar Clockwise
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| Apr 28 |
@pohara ♥️
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| Apr 27 |
👀
https://t.co/sBNssxSuKR
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| Apr 27 |
@HenryInnis https://t.co/CbD8QNVs3q
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| Apr 26 |
@jasoncrawford A little higher level, but you should follow @jasonyuandesign & check out https://t.co/LMEjErP2og, which puts intent at the center of the OS. Seems abstract at first glance, but very well thought through. The ADHD community are v eager for someone to build something like this. https://t.co/yIeNniOoPs
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| Apr 25 |
@flybayer Nice! Congrats!
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| Apr 21 |
Reposting this as I jumped the gun last week. Ondeck 4 is now accepting applications. I'm on batch 3, which is happening completely online. Can confirm it's the smartest, most ambitious, most willing-to-help peer group I've been a part of. And they're just kicking off. https://t.co/FPge3brimP
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| Apr 18 |
@AnnaLeptikon @weebly The second link has "www." before it, which means the "www" subdomain is set up correctly but the naked domain isn't. You'll need to add an A record with your registrar that points to weebly, similar to the CNAME you likely already had to set up. Weebly should have docs on it.
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| Apr 15 |
@jasonhaw_ @DOHgovph Well deserved. Great work! 🙌
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| Apr 15 |
@ConnorPM You mean mobile apps?
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| Apr 14 |
Further update. Last week I launched Editmode on ProductHunt. We want to make it ridiculously easy to edit content on the web, and to remove the engineering dependency for making simple content changes to websites and web apps. https://t.co/DxUUQSeuG5 https://t.co/GnSM1BEVI1
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| Apr 11 |
@ZackShapiro @airtable Hey Zack, fully agree. You might also be interested in our product Editmode, which we built to solve exactly the problem you mention (insert and change images and strings without a new release) https://t.co/DxUUQSeuG5
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| Apr 09 |
@rjs What’s informing that take? Would you include copywriting?
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| Apr 08 |
@david_perell "Lighthouses erected in the sea of time" is particularly nice. Stealing that
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| Apr 07 |
@genemurphy @ProductHunt @rrhoover @emmetjryan @M_OToole @Whelton @ConnorPM Thanks for the kind words dude 🙏
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| Apr 06 |
@andy_matuschak Not web only but Tools for Thought is available to read on Rheingold’s site https://t.co/JboM0UwCSs
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| Apr 04 |
@andy_matuschak I’ve found months to be too short to achieve meaningful goals, have broken year down into 7 x 7 week sprints, normally final week is wind down + planning for next sprint. Then 3 weeks end of year to chill and plan following year. Working reasonably well for me.
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| Apr 01 |
@LorkowskiTom Cool to hear Tom! I actually don’t know to be honest, haven’t load tested it in that way. But haven’t explicitly set an upper limit. Can you report back on how you get on? Thanks!
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| Mar 27 |
@aaronkemmer Hey Aaron! Could you follow me? Working with a team on a lot of the same stuff, I think we'd benefit from sharing info. (BGC based)
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| Mar 25 |
@rjs @kencotkoh Working on this exactly with a strong Irish team at the minute, awaiting official approval, would love to share thinking with you/your friend if that's useful.
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| Mar 20 |
@balajis What are your thoughts on antibody tests supplemental to PCR? Seems much quicker to mass deploy (I’m in the Philippines where there’s a severe shortage of labs and thus testing). Just how bad/inaccurate are the blood tests?
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| Mar 17 |
@tylertringas Metabase is 👑
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| Mar 17 |
@rtayag 👏
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| Mar 16 |
@jasonhaw_ Ok cool. Thanks for the work you’re doing on this 🙏
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| Mar 16 |
@jasonhaw_ Any idea why the critical/severe numbers are also so low (vs expected 15/5%, according to g sheet?
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| Mar 15 |
To anyone who follows me that's skeptical of the current social distancing they're being asked to undertake, please, please take 2 minutes to click and have a read through this 👉 #HighRiskCovid19
This isn't about us.
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| Mar 14 |
@yellowicepick I’ve run some numbers on this in a doc, will share tomorrow when I finish up. But yeah, real infected numbers likely a lot higher.
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| Mar 09 |
This is positioned as “Hiring companies have unrealistic expectations”. An alternate framing is “Look at the insane amount of skills needed to build crudware” which is what a lot of these companies are using these hires for. https://t.co/m6UBrAtSUW
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| Mar 07 |
Some updates https://t.co/2hbF4SDp2U
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| Mar 05 |
In the context of growth rates in the rest of the world, and considering the volume of inward and outward travel to/from the Philippines, can anyone explain this chart? Something seems off. cc @docligot https://t.co/EbhLbOtNbn
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| Feb 06 |
@Sirupsen Seems like the things you mention are present in @RoamResearch , any reason you didn't go with them?
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| Feb 06 |
@visakanv Love it! @gumroad won’t accept @RevolutApp card but will try again later. Congrats on shipping! 🚢 https://t.co/QSrJvbwp77
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| Feb 03 |
@visakanv I used to think this whenever I’d see Taleb being aggressive. But not so sure now. Often tactics are rationalisation of temperament.
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| Feb 03 |
@houshuang @Conaw Yeeeeikes. Feel like that should be made very clear in the product @conaw, unless there’s something I’m missing. Thanks for letting me know @houshuang
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| Feb 03 |
@Conaw could you elaborate a bit on this? Was this a data leak? Should I not be using Roam for private notes? From https://t.co/0Ole6Q4MmL https://t.co/4xP07p0CxC
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| Feb 02 |
@scottbelsky Working on this, kinda https://t.co/SvadDWw3YU
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| Feb 02 |
③.② @worrydream also gets it. All of his stuff is worth a watch but particularly inventing on principle. https://t.co/pmNMlSXimM https://t.co/n2kspLnqV0
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| Feb 02 |
③.① Dan Bricklin knew this. The spreadsheet was genius because you could see input, process and output in real time as you changed them. 40 years later it's still the most powerful & widely used programming environment on the planet. This video is 🔥 https://t.co/wX9vnIhelO
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| Feb 02 |
③ Software making is a compounding creative process. As with any creative process, we 1. Transfer our thoughts to the medium and 2. Move them around until they "make sense". The longer the feedback loop between these, the slower and less fluid the process. Our loops are🐌
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| Feb 02 |
② Anyone who says software has been "commodified" either has very low standards or lives in a bubble. Commodities have low variance and are fungible. Great software is still the exception, not the rule.
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| Feb 02 |
① Given that most internet software is crudware, it's nuts that a half decent engineering team needs one expert for every four or five junior to mids. https://t.co/2DcoghgytY
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| Feb 02 |
Starting a thread on software engineering opinions, given I've racked up quite a few at this point. ↓
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| Feb 02 |
@DanielleMorrill @trello @MegChristolini Seems like they're halfway to target so...
https://t.co/1UbX8nuzV3 https://t.co/cfgM4RU4w4
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| Feb 02 |
@colmtuite Tried a load. Breezy HR is the most trello-like. I really liked it, found the workflow very powerful.
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| Feb 02 |
😱 Mumbai did it! ^
https://t.co/Lox6ccZvN2
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| Feb 01 |
Dublin Friends. John is an incredible person to work with and Phorest is one of the strongest eng. teams in Dublin. This is a great gig. Go apply https://t.co/HAQnFg6iRM
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| Jan 31 |
@Delahuntagram Mostly yes! Thanks, appreciate the encouragement 😁
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| Jan 31 |
@david_perell Teamlab Planets in Tokyo is this 👌
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| Jan 31 |
@Conaw @jhooks @dan_abramov Not with a textarea, would have to roll your own. Could use contenteditable spans and capture the content but Implemented inconsistently across browsers iirc. Will the content inside always be plain text? Or rich text?
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| Jan 31 |
@LeroyAlmeida23 Thanks Leroy! 😁
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| Jan 31 |
Life Update: After 4 years as Co-founder & CTO, I moved on from First Circle last month. Couldn't be prouder of the team & org we built, still growing and destined for big things 🚀Plan for next 6 months: Build some stuff. Prototype a new big thing. Document the process. 🤓
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