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by riantogo 1mo ago
Your observation is spot on. I wear my Apple watch all day everyday. Put it on charge every night without fail. Some years back I used to use it as step counter and for payment. These days I don't count my steps and use the phone for t
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by riantogo 6mo ago
Exactly this for me as well. When I was a SWE I thought what I loved was problem solving. So after many years of doing that I decided to move upsteam and took Product roles so that I can identify and address big business problems. It was on
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by riantogo 6mo ago
When we understand that AI allows the spec to be in English (or any natural language), we might stop attempting to build "structured english" for spec.
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by riantogo 9mo ago
While most here are aligned with your perspective, and for good reasons, let me offer an alternate perspective. Today AI can take the goal and create a workflow for it. Something that orgs pay for in SaaS solutions. AI does it imperfectly t
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by riantogo 1y ago
Reading is thinking someone else's thoughts => That is true if you are strictly reading passively. Typically what happens is that reading opens many doors that leads to your own thinking. Of course depends on the type of material yo
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by riantogo 1y ago
Or just append with -ai => "how to pick a running shoe -ai"
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by riantogo 2y ago
Why would it cast any doubt? If you can use o1 output to build a better R1. Then use R1 output to build a better X1... then a better X2.. XN, that just shows a method to create better systems for a fraction of the cost from where we stand.
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by riantogo 2y ago
These days I just feel sad for some of the richest people. First their wealth seem to have pulled them away from their humanity. Now I just see them lead troubled existence and inflict pain on others, amplified by the said wealth. All the m
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by riantogo 2y ago
The other day I was driving through a school zone and it had that 25 mph radar screen. Most people did slow down, but it got me thinking. With modern cars being "smart", could govt offer a tax tax break for folks opting into the c
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by riantogo 3y ago
Maybe the cards could get background color based on time of the day (e.g. blue for mid-day, dark for night etc.)
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by riantogo 3y ago
Yesterday my friend bid on a house for $3.7M. There were double digit number of bidders. Lost to another buyer who got it for $3.8M all cash. Not saying it is the same everywhere, but where I live it is the norm. Nothing seems to bring down
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by riantogo 3y ago
Makes sense. Maybe by v5 when the battery is internal and it is light enough it could unlock more use cases. I feel they have added several features for situational awareness with video pass through, but might need more.
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by riantogo 3y ago
How about the potability of the screen? The screen is available anytime, anywhere. On a flight, doctor's waiting room, line at DMV etc.
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Apple Vision Pro – Lesson in product positioning(discoflip.com)
2 points by riantogo 3y ago|5 comments
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Inherent conflict in Reddit’s business model(discoflip.com)
1 points by riantogo 3y ago|0 comments
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by riantogo 3y ago
When can we see it?
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by riantogo 3y ago
I would like to propose an addition: “Business can’t charge the consumer’s card if the consumer has not been actively using the service for last 90 days. Active is defined as significant usage. Significant is defined as consumption equal-to
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by riantogo 4y ago
https://discoflip.com aspires to put community owners in charge (especially with monetization).
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by riantogo 4y ago
How about bench press?
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by riantogo 4y ago
My covid side project was attempting to find a solution in this space. I envisioned users publishing their bookmarks in related forums (not unlike subreddits). The differentiating factor was allowing forum owners to monetize (as opposed to
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by riantogo 4y ago
To me your younger life sounds a lot more fun. But that is me. I'm sure for some kids writing hours of code or doing hours of math or hours of reading was more fun. I was much like you and did more than just fine in life (in terms of m
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by riantogo 4y ago
I’m thankfully at a stage of my career where I’m not afraid to interrupt the meeting and ask questions. Earlier in my career the thought would terrify me. In hindsight if I were bold it would have actually helped half the room. I encourage
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by riantogo 4y ago
What you think is the "quite part" is actually not. It is standard practice to announce the nature of the military attack, especially against a nuclear power. That is the reason why you see the exact weapons being sent to Ukraine.
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by riantogo 4y ago
If you are looking for a template to start practicing Product Thinking: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQQroSjxc74
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by riantogo 4y ago
Very much so. I stuggle with being blunt and direct. I feel I carry this from asian culture and doesn't translate well in the west.
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by riantogo 4y ago
Don’t feel sorry for them. It is a choice they are able to make for themselves. Most of these expats visit home regularly and see the ground realities. They are in a better place to compare the lives between the two places. Most choose the
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by riantogo 4y ago
Shit on your own country? What does that even mean? The place you were born by chance? Now you have to “own” it as an identity? Do you have the same beliefs about government? religion? caste? race? I suggest you try freeing yourself of such
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by riantogo 5y ago
My covid side project. A platform for anyone to quickly start a forum. I'm going to add subscription option so that forum owners can make loads of money. https://discoflip.com
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by riantogo 5y ago
Okay, here you go. I have an amazing day job. But I always wanted to build some software utility that others found value in. So I shipped a forum platform. Because I can’t bring myself to share this with my friends and professionals network
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by riantogo 5y ago
That is a fair point.

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