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stephenson
8mo ago
What marketing staff?
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stephenson
8mo ago
The 75% of the team is 3 out of 4 developers. There are no marketing. Left are the three owners of tailwind, one engineer and one ops+customer service + partner sails person.
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stephenson
2y ago
I think it partly has to do with what level of security is around you, I don't live in a place (Denmark) where I have to solve that many other people's basic needs so I can optimize further up in the pyramid of needs.
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stephenson
2y ago
I think this is the most sad comment I have read on HN for years. Can I ask where in the world you live?
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stephenson
3y ago
It's funny that you need to prove you are a human to access this page…
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stephenson
4y ago
This is why I have pi-hole on my network ( https://github.com/pi-hole )
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stephenson
6y ago
As a product manager this hits a painpoint I have had for a long time with current tracking solutions!
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stephenson
7y ago
I think congrats are in order, he did not get distracted with a minor part of the market but is focused on delivering value to the bigger market. He can always add more clients later.
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Waves of Motivation
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7y ago
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stephenson
7y ago
I completely agree, so much that I even started a company within the space and wrote a blog post the other week on how we need to reset our moral compass around data and tech: https://www.legalmonster.com/blog/it-s-time
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It’s time to reset our moral compass, what Superhuman thought me about privacy
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stephenson
7y ago
That makes so much sense! A more secure open source world, a better product for our close projects and two amazing tools merging. Love it! Dependabot, you did well, build a fantastic tool, now join the rocketship and kick ass!
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stephenson
8y ago
Can you elaborate?
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stephenson
8y ago
There are positive and negative impacts of GDPR. Yes, poorly implemented consent is annoying, but forcing companies to use time and energy on privacy is super positive. I have spent the last nine months in a few different co-working spaces
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Slacking on Slack – Where Work Doesn't Happen
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How to do business online in Mexico
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Choosing Ruby on Rails is not a technical decision
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Product Management Jobs in Copenhagen, Denmark
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stephenson
8y ago
Getting Real by 37Signals - https://basecamp.com/books/getting-real Got me started building my first business.
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stephenson
9y ago
It depends on what kind of company you want to build. Yes if your goal is to build a Dropbox, an Instagram etc then you don't have "product-market fit" before you have to stay up all night weeks in a row to keep your service
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stephenson
9y ago
Go and read Marty Cagan's book on product management: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Inspired-Create-Tech-Products-Custo... , I am also blogging a bit about how a successful product team look here: https://www.step
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What great product managers do and don’t do
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I failed my company
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stephenson
9y ago
They should help you make a profit, but not make one themselves?
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stephenson
9y ago
Why is the first thing on the frontpage about the site being open source? Why dont it start with the true value of the database?
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Why I hate app agencies
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“How do we test it faster?”
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stephenson
11y ago
What about the hardware that are used to build your server? Is that an open source platform?
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stephenson
11y ago
Faqt.co could as well yes, but google has quit a history of closing down small services. > Google services are as long online as Google profit from How do the profit from Keep?
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stephenson
11y ago
The only problem is that Google dont keep services alive.
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