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Yes! The calculator worked and I agree with you that in most of my prompts when I have requested to give elaborated answers, it doesn't give appropriate results.

Here is the response that I got after the "continue" command and its still incomplete.

https://pythonsandbox.dev/e6uevcuueka1?file=main.py

I can't comment on the claim of being the fastest but when I attempted to run one of my code snippets it took a little time to produce the output as compared to Trinket.

I definitely liked the layout and user experience unlike Replit where I have to pass through a sign-up wall to access sandboxes.

I was not able to figure out if we can have a public/private sandbox.

Recently subscribed to - https://www.cohesive.so/blog

Will this also help? https://www.cohesive.so/blog/what-are-kubernetes-crds-and-sh...

Found the link to the whole talk here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNHl1Eqjsv0

Well, we got selected on our 3rd attempt. The first time we had our MVP and followed the approach of not needing the product. The second time we had a full-fledged product but not a proven PMF. The third time is where we had a decent product, 50K+ app installs without any performance marketing, 45% MoM user retention.

Our success was purely based when we ticked all three boxes: 1. Product 2. Team 3. Growth

Quite helpful.

I've updated the premise. Thanks for pointing it out.

Will it be okay if I can initiate the same discussion for my Linkedin community? Only if you allow.

IMHO, this is the perfect time to start building for yourself because 2023 is going to be highly unpredictable in terms of your main stint stability. Companies will start finding freelancers instead of full-timers for their non-core verticals.

Have I missed the post from Mr. Musk where he mentioned this recently?

Yes. Still the same for me. Been more than 1 hour.

I completely understand the effort of building a secure enterprise browser but is there a need in the market and is the market big enough that it is a sustainable business? How will a browser replace existing user habits in the long run?

IMHO, the missing piece is to figure out how to turn a browser to replace the existing browser in a user's system and ensures the end user never turns back to the old one after using the new one.

Yes PMF means Product Market Fit and TAM stands for - Total Addressable Market. Here's a quick link to read more:

https://www.lightercapital.com/blog/what-is-total-addressabl...

I and my team have been working on this article where we will build a simple Django application, containerize it, and then deploy it on a Docker Swarm with horizontal scaling in mind.

Would love to get your feedback if this is helpful and I'm open to any sort of changes.

100% aligned. The missing piece for me to fix is to become an active consumer of Reddit which currently I'm not.

My Reddit is currently very weak and I'm trying to stay active and participate in discussions. I think it's a gradual process.

Do Karma points matter for the posts to get some engagement on posts?

Amazing time to post this. DO teardown is on my to-do list. Quick add up, any quick link you have in recommendation to deep-dive their content led growth playbook?

Talking to customers and building what they want is a focus to build the product in the right direction. The question is what should be the focus for traction at an early stage to double down on?

For example, in the early days companies like Digital Ocean, and Twilio have all spend their massive energy doubling down on the content they produced whereas companies like Supabase, and Spinnaker have taken a community approach.

We are at a stage where we are not yet sure what's best suited to focus on and spend our major time and energy.

Got it. I'm relatively new here. I'll keep this in mind for my future mentions. Thank you for your revert and suggestion. Much appreciate it.

If you read the article in depth, the same mentions how Zenoti got PMF. My query is to understand is it for other companies too or one of instance?

Zenoti's founder says that we got lucky. Is PMF accidental or there is real science behind it?

The question came to my mind while reading the book - Start Small & Stay Small - Stay Sustainable. The aggressiveness to achieve sky rocketing growth in Go-Big-Go-Home strategy has burned tonnes of VC money and today, VC's are more inclined in banking a profitable & sustainable biz, instead of falling for momentary growth shown by startups.

https://github.com/elliotlarson/dev-notes/blob/master/books/...

The tool will help you analyze the content frequency, technical writers, and the HN score of all the articles published by dev companies.

It will help you identify what works and what does not when it comes to content marketing for developers.

earlier there was an option to add "+" at the end of any bit.ly link and you can see the stats of any shortened URL. Is that something you've given a thought?

The best feedback can come in from developers who are working on MicroServices, K8, CICD frameworks. Also, if developers are spending more time in coordinating with DevOps instead of focusing on what the love to do - #Code.

Our product - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32854022

@harsh182 - let me know if this helps. Would love to know how you would suggest in getting early stage feedback.

I think with this acquisition - canva is a winner in this space.