Timo Bechtel

Cool idea, but: Does this reset the master/main branch? Rewriting the git history for the master branch will most likely mess up the local branch for everyone working on this project and all of their other branches. Why not just revert the last commit? Saves you a lot of trouble. "git revert HEAD"

70% high risk 30% low risk

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Completely agree. Personally, I find myself instinctively scrolling past any products that contain AI, GPT or Notion in their name. But what frustrates me even more are all these generic AI generated comments. Flooding discussions and product pages. These are not helpful and just add noise. "Congrats. This looks like a game changer. Can't wait to see how this will disrupt the industry!"

It obviously depends. For our product we actually completely block mobile for our collaboration features. Mobile would require rethinking the whole app design, which would require a lot more resources. We'll probably add a mobile version in the future, but as long as we don't have 100% certainty with the direction of our product, it just doesn't make sense to spend the resources.

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Do something else. Forcing yourself is not very effective in my opinion. Instead, I'd do something else where you can make progress right away and come back to it later.

That's a very cool idea. I love the design language as well.

Linear. Simple, fast and effective.

Congrats on the launch! To be honest, I don't really understand it: The data has to be decrypted on your servers before sending it to Open AI, right? So I do not really understand the benefit of encrypting it, instead of sending it directly to Open AI.

Sorry, this is going to be a long one: There is a lot of information available on how to structure your deck, what information you need and how many slides you should have. This also always depends on the audience. But what I think is equally important or even more important is design. Yes, a lot of people will say that nobody cares about your beautifully designed slides and fancy...

Oh that's slick. Installed. Definitely something I can see myself using quite often. I'll try it and report back :)

While participating in and hosting live courses ourselves, we were just annoyed by the traditional video meeting tools, like Zoom. Those are way too passive, boring and hinder creativity. And managing links/resources is just a hassle. Why can't we bring the social experience of in-person workshops to the web? So we’ve built our own.

I just recently achieved Inbox Zero. Now I use my email inbox like a to-do list: Everything that I have processed either gets deleted right away or archived if I think I might need it again sometime. I also unsubscribe from everything I can. If I’m interested in updates, I just check the website directly; otherwise it just clutters my inbox. Also, if people send me multiple follow-ups to...

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I'm a bit biased but we're actually using Ruumio for all our meetings now, even though it's not the purpose we've build it for 😅 but it helped us to stay productive.