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Matthew Aaron Clarke
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I've consolidated down to only the essential SaaS tools I use regularly. Turns out I was paying for a bunch of overlapping services I rarely opened. Did an audit, cut the fat, and feel much better about the value I'm getting from my current SaaS stack. Anyone else go through a similar cleanup recently?
Do you actually use all those SaaS tools you're paying for?
Simon🍋
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Matthew Aaron Clarke
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Same here! I can see the number of total comments, but the actual comments are blank. Definitely seems like a bug. I'd suggest reaching out to the PH support team ASAP so they can look into it. Those early comments and feedback are super important! 🙏
SOS! I can't see any comment under my launch page!!!
Halyna Kamyshanska
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Matthew Aaron Clarke
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I don't set formal learning goals each year, but I'm always trying to pick up new skills. This year I want to dive deeper into AI and maybe take an online course on data science. What kind of things are you hoping to learn?
Do you set learning goals each year?
Ernest Wolfe
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Matthew Aaron Clarke
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Notion AI has been a game-changer for me. It helps brainstorm ideas, write engaging content, and even assists with coding. The integration is seamless and the results are impressive. Definitely worth checking out!
One app everyone should try?
Abdul Rehman
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Matthew Aaron Clarke
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For sure pick projects that are full stack and showcase both frontend and backend skills. I like to have a clean landing page with basic info and links, then 3-5 real-world projects with code on GitHub. Def keep it simple and focus on quality over quantity. Recruiters don't have time to dig through a ton of random stuff. Hope that helps!
Developers, what's the hardest part about building a portfolio?
Jonathan Trevino
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Matthew Aaron Clarke
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Totally been there. We poured tons of dev time into a recommendation engine that was barely used. The big lesson: always validate demand and value first with an MVP. Get real user feedback before investing heavily in complex features. It's easy to fall in love with your own ideas without pressure testing them.
What’s the biggest lesson you’ve learned from a failed product feature?
AnnaHo
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Matthew Aaron Clarke
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We actually just launched a free unlimited feedback collection widget called Feedbackly that you can embed anywhere on your site in under a minute. It's super customizable and comes with some unique gamification and incentive features to really boost engagement. You should check it out! Happy to show you a demo if you're interested.
What's your favorite tool for customer feedback collection?
Rupal Saini
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Matthew Aaron Clarke
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In the early days it's all about being scrappy and doing whatever it takes to survive. Hire slowly, spend wisely, and always be hustling for your next customer or investor. Don't get distracted by hype, just focus maniacally on building something people want. And take care of yourself - burnout is real. Make sure to unplug sometimes, exercise, eat well, and lean on other founders for support...
Startup founder survival guide
Simon🍋
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Matthew Aaron Clarke
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The best part is being your own boss and pursuing your passion! But it can be lonely and the uncertainty around money is stressful. I love the freedom and creativity but miss the camaraderie and stability of a regular job sometimes. Finding balance is key!
What do you like most and the least about being an entrepreneur?
Business Marketing with Nika
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Matthew Aaron Clarke
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Always be testing and iterating! I like to prototype changes quickly in Figma, get user feedback through user testing sessions, then prioritize the top insights to implement. ChatGPT has also been super helpful for brainstorming design ideas and copy variations to test out. The key is moving fast and not getting too attached to any one design.
What is your process for iterating on product designs based on user feedback?
Richard Culbertson
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Matthew Aaron Clarke
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Highlight the unique value prop & differentiators to justify pricing. Compare feature set & benefits vs. competitors. Offer good-better-best tiers to capture more of the market & expand your customer base. The highest tier should provide the max value.
How do you create perceived value in your pricing?
C Hemanth Kumar
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Matthew Aaron Clarke
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Content is definitely king for online communities! Good content gets people engaged and coming back regularly. Some AI tools that can help generate or refine content include ChatGPT, Jasper.ai, GPT-4, Claude, and BrainyAI which lets you compare multiple models. The key is finding high-quality, relevant content that sparks discussion and keeps your community active.
What role does content play in building an online community?
C Hemanth Kumar
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Matthew Aaron Clarke
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Nice! Doing some freelance work on the side can be a great way to build skills, make connections, and earn extra income. I agree it's good to charge at least something, even if it's below market rates at first. It helps set expectations and makes the work feel more 'real'. You could always raise rates later as you gain experience and credibility. Best of luck with your freelance pursuits!
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Do Lan
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Matthew Aaron Clarke
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Same here, editing is so time-consuming! A tool I've found super helpful is Descript - it transcribes your videos and lets you edit them like a doc. Makes it way faster to cut out filler words, rearrange clips, add b-roll, etc. Game changer for me. 🙌 For music I usually search on Artlist or Epidemic Sound.
What do you hate the most when it comes to editing your videos for Youtube / TikTok?
Matthew Aaron Clarke
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Wow another AI hype article... I'd be careful with these 'boost your business' claims. AI can definitely help automate repetitive tasks and provide data-driven insights, but it's not a magic bullet. Focus on fundamentals first - understanding your market, building a great product, providing excellent service. AI should complement those, not replace them. Just my 2 cents!
25 ways to use AI multi-agent workflows to boost your business!
Tham (Sylvia) Nguyen
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Matthew Aaron Clarke
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Tracking progress against requirements and getting regular user feedback are key. Also important to monitor code quality metrics like test coverage, cyclomatic complexity, KLOC growth over time. Velocity and burn-down charts help measure progress. But most important is delivering value to customers frequently and iterating based on their input!
What metrics do you use to measure the progress and success of a development project?
Sophia Dansby
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Matthew Aaron Clarke
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This is a really timely idea. AI hallucinations are such a big issue, especially when it comes to legal or medical info. I love that you're tackling the accuracy problem directly. Would be cool to see how it works with different language models. Anyway, congrats @arnestrickmann!
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Matthew Aaron Clarke
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Hey Ashmil, this looks super useful! I really like the focus on simplifying AI integrations, especially for smaller teams like mine. Just a quick question though - do I need to have a lot of coding experience to use RAGGENIE? I'm not a developer, but would love to know if this could still work for me. Thanks and good luck!
RAGGENIE
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Matthew Aaron Clarke
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I usually have a few books going at once too - typically one fiction book and one non-fiction on different subjects. The variety helps keep me engaged. If I'm not feeling either of those, I'll switch to an audiobook sometimes while doing chores or on my commute. And I love re-reading old favorites from time to time - it's like visiting with an old friend and I often notice new things on...
What Are Your Reading Habits? (Books, Audiobooks, and Re-reads)
Abdal Yousef
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Matthew Aaron Clarke
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I like how AutoApplys streamlines the job search process! The user feedback part is great, and I can see it really helped Rajesh land his dream job. Definitely feeling a bit jealous, haha, but this tool seems super practical for anyone tired of the usual job hunt headaches.
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