... often, and what kind of user should not bother. Reducing setup friction is step one. Reducing evaluation friction is where this could become really powerful. Comment from Vlad Polonskiy(@sandopolo): @gaspard_dupuich  100% agree, Gaspard. That's the causality of endless possibilities in action: what you're describing is the mental load that comes with more options to evaluate. A couple of things keep it from tipping into overload. Repos are sorted into categories, so it reads as navigation ...

... Most founder cultures don't have that conversation explicitly, so people either sacrifice the boundary or feel guilty about keeping it. Comment from Joao Seabra(@joao_seabra): Not a bubble, it's a real pattern. But I think the causality is more complicated than it looks. I'm a founder with two kids under 5. My wife runs an international NGO and travels extensively. We're deep in it on both sides simultaneously, and I won't pretend ...

... social media) ;) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @andreitudor14  It was just noticing this phenomenon, because when I had a look at their website, they usually had the number above 500. But maybe that's not the causality. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @byalexai   @felicitemoorman  I think that you can have followers, but you need to ask them to follow the website first :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @bradshannon  It was not for their ...