Living in a hot city in India, where winter lasts just two months, and the water tank barely warms up. Without a geyser, cold showers are unavoidable. The only thing that gets me through is @hubermanlab Dr. Huberman’s voice reminding me how great cold exposure is for health!
(Don’t tell me to buy a geyser)
Mid-chat with friends on WhatsApp, and it hits me: we NEED an AI tool where you type in a message from friend, and boom — perfect meme or GIF to reply with, delivered instantly. Memelord stamp of approval required @iamjasonlevin
When I injured myself and became limited in my movement, I realized even more how inclusive all places should be.
I’m shocked by how careless people can be. Even something as simple as offering a seat on the bus to the airplane — no one offered me a seat, despite seeing me managing with just one arm. I won’t be even mentioning the security check process.
Be kind, guys 🙏
Had to bring my dog to the office on launch day because the Wi-Fi’s better… and @ProductHunt didn’t feature us. Now he’s looking at me like, ‘Was it worth it, you, human’
@tetelman да не за что! кстати, посмотри еще на Nike Pegasus. старые модели тоже очень хорошие. вот две модели, что посоветовала, дали мне прекрасный опыт.
How I validate product features using Reddit scraped data
Plan you can follow:
1) Find the relevant subreddits
2) Scrape it (ping me in the comments if you have no idea how to do it; I promise you can get it done without hiring a developer, 100% no-code)
3) Analyze all the data by identifying the most popular keywords. This will help to quantify your results as well
4) Create hypotheses or make decisions based on the results
I’ve gone through this cycle for different products I’m working on and have seen significant improvements in those much-needed metrics.
Day 8 of the #30DaysVlogChallenge
Thanks to @JTBurchett for helping me with the bubble issue!
Annnd thank you @oi_asya for the wonderful chat today!
If anyone is down to chat about their entrepreneurial journey so far (doesn’t have to be just about building a company, a side project and upskilling is just as entrepreneurial 😄)
Let’s hop on a call 📞
Just read a good thought in the book by @morganhousel that we underestimate how normal it is for a lot of things to fail. Which causes us to overreact when they do.
@jebentier Your post found me right here at this very spot. Well, what I do, I pick up one task, make many tiny tasks out of it and go one by one. It’s so tiny, I don’t lose focus to finish one.