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sometimes it's as simple as forcing yourself to explain it in business language. It's not QA finds 5 bugs a week but 10 make it to prod. it's. Users are impacted and it incurs costs, SLA breaches, etc. We prevent that, how, by improving QA

I wanna know more. What platforms do you support? What's the ICP?

So, I've mainly worked with Claude code, and I have a highly specific system that works for myself. That is a master prompt that will act as an setup wizard and tailor it for your needs. I am moving to opencode and seeing how the platform can work well, I'm not gonna get into specifics of what I'd change about it unless asked. To answer your questions. 1. I have some in files, and whenever...

Honestly the notifications seem to glitch a lot and are erroneous sometimes. I would love the ability to star posts.

Love the idea, what cities does this work in? Do you have a zone safety index?

Loving the idea, are you planning to offer MOR capabilities? or stay focused on just payments.

I pay a lot of attention to the comments. And I may add a profile pic to my profile, (used to have a stalker, big on privacy thanks to that, but if I must have a face then let it be mine) A lot of the times I'll skip the video and just go to the page. If the landing clear on what it is I'll be more likely to comment.

The biggest noise is being in platforms that I use for networking and the constant need to grow on them. Calm feels impossible, but it is needed.

Your thoughts are faster what can be typed. You dive deep into topics, bounce around and then connect all the dots... And traditional notes apps fail you. You tried ChatGPT voice mode and it distracted you when it didn't understand. You are writing about something heavy, deep, profoundly human and raw, and using any AI chat as a journal just flattens it... I was in this place, forced to choose...

I wonder what tool like https://scribe.com/ bring to this space because it sounds to me like the core problem is lack of time and inability to stop to create SOP and derive automations from it. Saas bridging this gap wouldn't work unless it's super quick to set up and works out of the box. Or it comes with an onboarding service that takes care of everything in a done with you manner

@benvspak We had something in mind that was the other side of this. It's a chicken and egg operations problem, no time or energy to establish the processes that would save time or energy.

Honestly, half of twitter feels like this. Everyone is optimizing, following one playbook or another. posting about the meta, and lots of agencies offer these services. I've noticed it less on linked in. It concerns me that this is becoming the only visible path to distribution. I value my privacy greatly. I do not wish to vlog my life to tell a story fabricated to make me look like a "true...

Looks very interesting, I'm not in academia per se but I have been reading more papers lately. I'm gonna give it a try.

At that point I'd show up with a cot, sleeping bag, and bag, and sleep in the office anyway, skip the commute. I only half joke. I think some people can work these 12 hour days but most people are just going to burn out faster, or grow isolated. I've done 16 hour shifts but not in a startup grind, and even those got weird, being stuck in a single place starts messing with your perception of...

Time and time again I've seen my friends, family, and myself have to trudge through misleading or outright BS job listings on linked in. You know the ones, says remote, 3 days in office, says hybrid, actually on site, and the worst offenders, hiding "actually it's 5 days a week on site." We are all sick of it, we read job descriptions to see if we should apply, we shouldn't have to waste time...

One I'm gonna try: carry a paper notebook everywhere. Also, to walk 5 minutes whenever I feel hungry, then eat. I think my brain perceives hunger signals wrong.