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Dakota L.
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Was planning on sitting down and doing this manually. thanks for compiling this and saving me and others a couple hours 🙌
Can I Trade It?
Which brokerages let you trade $GME, $NOK, $BB, $AMC, etc..
Dakota L.
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Same, I'd go to my favorite local place. I've gotten take out a couple times, but miss sitting down a lot
If the Pandemic ended right now, what's the first thing you would do?
Aaron O'Leary
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Dakota L.
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What is the most tedious part of your day
For me it's the start. I shutdown my machine and have to restart all my software in the morning and sometimes remembering where I left off is impossible 😂
Dakota L.
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Where do you go for alpha users?
Is there anywhere in particular you like to post your application that is good for finding early stage users?
(Maybe like ProductHunt but pre-release)
Dakota L.
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My first cast iron skillet. I was caught completely off-guard by how much easier it makes cooking things evenly.
What cooking related tools have you picked up since quarantine started?
Lauren Place
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Dakota L.
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Plausible Analytics 💯
What are some products that you found on PH that you are still using to this day?
Hannah S Kim
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Dakota L.
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From what I've been studying, people don't know WHAT they want. They know what they want SOLVED. People didn't know they wanted can openers until they had to open a can
Do people know what they want, or should we create products that we want?
Taemin Kim
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Dakota L.
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Personally I'm finding a community/audience to build a product for, rather than just building a product and hoping someone likes it. So it's not that I'm not working towards being a founder, but rather I'm working slower in hopes of building something that lasts.
People who want to become a founder, what is stopping you from becoming one?
Sreekar Channapragada
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Dakota L.
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It depends. From my experience the docs provided by the authors/developers/maintainers are guaranteed to be more accurate than anything you'll find second hand (youtube, stack, etc). They might mean well and be useful for very specific issues, but I feel it's similar to asking the waitress how they made your steak (hint: they didn't). Additionally, the only way to have hands-on knowledge is to...
What are your strategies or processes to learn a stack or a Tool (K8S, Ansible, Docker, Jenkins)?
Pratik Vasagadekar
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