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ThreeJS Attractor Maths Visualisation(blog.shashanktomar.com)
4 points by ddri 1y ago|2 comments
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The Quantum Computing software stack(minimumviableparagraph.com)
1 points by ddri 2y ago|0 comments
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Techstars CEO claps back at former Seattle MD(geekwire.com)
2 points by ddri 3y ago|0 comments
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Revisiting the nostalgia (and PTSD) of the Akai S2000 sampler(voltagecontrol.blog)
2 points by ddri 3y ago|1 comments
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by ddri 4y ago
We are perhaps in something of a "quantum winter" at the moment, given the activity on the financial side of the QC industry as far as reverse listings, SPACs, and mergers have gone. I work in this field as I find it compelling an
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by ddri 4y ago
Thanks for the tip, going to try this on my personal site. More open source analytics with no tracking is always a good thing.
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by ddri 4y ago
Thank you, this looks fascinating. Sounds like a great conference too.
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by ddri 4y ago
Putting aside product strategy and Howard Hughes for a minute, it's worth paying respect to the Revue team. A little group of good humans in the Netherlands, creating a slick and well designed product in an otherwise competitive space.
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by ddri 4y ago
It's a sad thing to think of someone's grandchildren one day researching their family tree, and seeing all the blatant lies their family member said on behalf of... of all companies... Facebook. It's hardly the honourable leg
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by ddri 4y ago
Typo in the URL making it 404... but I'm sure most readers will work that out. Great to see quality podcasts on the history of open source like this. Being involved myself, there's a LOT of hilarious, strange, and very awesome mom
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Three looks at Web3 education and training products(productinthree.com)
1 points by ddri 4y ago|0 comments
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by ddri 6y ago
Good to consider. But also worth understanding the role that paying a bank interest has in defusing the "rent money is dead money" myth. Many property markets around the world are in a bubble, again, and inversely have competitive
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by ddri 6y ago
Beta user here. The phone ringing is literally my nightmare as the head a of product team. We are entirely remote and globally distributed, so async is our religion. We were using Signal and Voxer together, as our specific use case requires
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by ddri 6y ago
Beta user here. We use this at the management level. One of our core mgmt team has Android. They get the emails in the meantime. The benefit has outweighed any inconvenience - obviously any new product comes in stages - and we've used
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by ddri 6y ago
Beta user here. We're a globally distributed remote team that works on a project with significant nuance/context that voice messages have been amazing for. We also work entirely async. So the benefit for us has been using Verbz to
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by ddri 6y ago
Beta user here. I requested data export because it's part of my basic product due diligence when researching tools for my team. I have a bit of extra bias, I used to work for Red Hat, but really it's common sense. Especially when
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by ddri 6y ago
Verbz beta user here. Here's the problem I was having when I first met the team: - Fully remote startup. I'm cofounder and CPO and running between meetings. Drowning under Slack, Asana, and Voxer. I realised in our team context, v
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by ddri 6y ago
A gentle reminder for anyone reading that "support@[company_name].com" is a pretty safe bet for anyone frustrated with the pattern of using bots or self-service funnels. If you're not sure if that's a valid address, a we
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Lessons from Enterprise Product Management(medium.com)
4 points by ddri 6y ago|0 comments
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If your product isn't documented it doesn't exist(medium.com)
4 points by ddri 6y ago|0 comments
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by ddri 6y ago
It sounds like you're in an environment that expects progress and creates a culture of "up or out". This isn't rare, and that situational awareness is a part of your information gathering to work out a response. If this
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Ira Glass's advice for creative careers(medium.com)
2 points by ddri 6y ago|0 comments
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Essential Enterprise Product Management Lessons?(medium.com)
1 points by ddri 6y ago|0 comments
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What comes next for startup culture?(medium.com)
1 points by ddri 6y ago|0 comments
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Observations from Enterprise Product Management(linkedin.com)
4 points by ddri 7y ago|0 comments
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by ddri 7y ago
Working on a little side project using GAN AI as a method of illustration generation. Especially interested in the context of the current "abstract human" sketch style. Expecting this will be inevitable within 12 to 24 months, and
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Rules for product management in open source(opensource.com)
1 points by ddri 7y ago|0 comments
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by ddri 7y ago
Just want to say I'm grateful you took the time to share this lesson - there were some insights there I'll be thinking about ways to action on our side of things. Thanks!
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by ddri 8y ago
Congrats on the progress so far. I can attest from spinning Corilla out of Red Hat and the journey we had with it, that there's always a niche for CMS or knowledge management tools. Especially in the Series A to Series B segment, where
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by ddri 8y ago
It doesn't make sense. Plot twist: Silicon Valley is an interesting place.

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