Thinking Things @tthinkingthings

Joined October 2019

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Vercel @vercel

5 years ago

Announcing the first-ever Next.js global user conference nextjs.org/conf

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This week's post: My all-time favorite product management templates Inside: ✍️ 1-Pagers and PRDs 🤔 Strategy templates 🤩 Vision templates 📢 Go-To-Market templates 🤤 Additional goodness lennyrachitsky.com/p/my-favorite-…

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Garry Tan @garrytan

6 years ago

“Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate.”—Jung Will Smith lays it all out: All the external reward in the world won’t fix your inner turmoil. Work through your own trauma and then find peace in helping others. HT @bznotes

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Devon ☀️ @devonzuegel

6 years ago

@patrickc Are you even allowed to go that fast in hardware???

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Mohd Danish @mddanishyusuf

6 years ago

Have you wondered how much time-consuming effort to build backend API? Now you can build API for services with just a button click using NoCode API. 👉 nocodeapi.com 🔑 Secure ⚡ Fast ⏲️ Bypass Limits ✳️ Logs 👊 No Hassle 🤯 No Server Headache 💯 Super Easy 🙏RT.

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Alex MacCaw @maccaw

6 years ago

A few weeks ago I visited a prison in California. It was a very moving experience; the American judicial system is heartbreaking. I'm trying to do my bit by donating books to prison libraries. If there's a book you recommend, submit it here: forms.gle/zxEPSiSPrVHpmc…

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Rebecca Kavanagh @drrjkavanagh.bsky.social @DrRJKavanagh

6 years ago

People incarcerated in West Virginia prisons will soon be charged $3 an hour to read books and $15 an hour for video visitation with their families. Prisoners in West Virginia are paid between 4 and 58 cents an hour for their labor. reason.com/2019/11/22/wes…

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DANN© @DannPetty

6 years ago

Please 👋 if you’re team is hiring a lot of people over the next few months.

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Zack Kanter @zackkanter

6 years ago

Aggregating incredible people and removing everything that gets in the way of them doing great work.

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Marketing Examples @GoodMarketingHQ

6 years ago

The best copy reads like your customers wrote it. In the case of Design Academy, this is quite literally the case. On sign up you get sent an email asking “what is your biggest frustration with design?” The answers are then saved in one big Google sheet:

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Sarah Drasner @sarah_edo

6 years ago

I'm not saying this is everyone's path, it's not. But any career success I've experienced is likely due to these factors: luck, privilege, and REALLY hard work. The hard work part is the only axis that's within our control.

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Courtland Allen @csallen

6 years ago

There's a lot written about how you need to build an audience and/or become an expert before you start anything. But I've seen countless examples of people who built audiences and became experts as a RESULT of starting and running their companies. Just start.

Tom 🤙🏻 @coding_tom

6 years ago

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Courtland Allen @csallen

6 years ago

Anyone have any email tips?

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Naval @naval

6 years ago

Engineers are leveraged creatives who generate repeatable solutions to practical problems. Engineering automation increases leverage, productivity, and the scope of problems that engineers can tackle. Until we become Gods, society has unlimited demand for creative engineers.

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Vercel @vercel

6 years ago

It's never been easier to deploy and manage your projects. Introducing the new and improved ZEIT Dashboard. zeit.co/blog/dashboard…

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Ben Tossell @bentossell

6 years ago

Looking for some more tutorial makers for makerpad.co We will provide an editor and any support you need so you can just build and film. Especially looking for some diversity in our makers. Who should I be chatting to?

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Natalie Nagele @natalienagele

6 years ago

Founders who don’t pay themselves, and who don’t optimize for their current happiness are vulnerable. When you’re tired and “hungry” you will take a shitty deal or make poor long-term decisions. When you pay yourself and do work you love, you have leverage.

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Vlad Magdalin @callmevlad

6 years ago

Do y'all even know how big #nocode could be?!? A lot of data/finance stuff used to be limited to Fortran/Pascal programmers. Now we have a billion+ people using spreadsheets to solve the same problems. What if a billion+ people could build startups without learning to code?!?🤯

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Josh Pigford @Shpigford

7 years ago

Here's a spreadsheet of the 50+ projects/businesses I've started/built/sold/shut down over the past 15 years, along with what happened to them and links to Wayback to see how terrible they were. 😛 docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…

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Tom Osman 🐦‍⬛ @tomosman

6 years ago

No-code tools give everybody the ability to turn ‘that idea’ into an actual thing. I had a call last week with someone wondering if their idea they’ve had for 18 months was possible. The prototype was done by the end of the call.