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www.hearingthings.co | ||
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rosie.land
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| | | | | All the excitement around community over the past 3 years and I still think we're in it's infancy. We're still in Community 1.0. Our communities still aren't great. People still overwhelming don't believe or invest in them properly. And the tooling overall still sucks. (Sorry if this offends anyone) | |
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richstone.io
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| | | | | [AI summary] A blog post discussing the challenges of building a Rails project with a teammate and the advice to consider open-sourcing the application during beta. | |
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www.highsignal.io
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| | | | | Communities are popular amongst founders for lots of reasons. It's usually pretty lonely to be a founder, especially if you don't live in a tech hub. Most of your friends and family don't get why you aren't just doing a job. So lots of people join online communities where they | |
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www.churchpop.com
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| | | Make holy all the things! | ||
