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Congrats, this is a great step forward!

I think this tells us more about Qualtrics approach to customer acquisition than about the failings of product-let growth, but fascinating read nonetheless: every.to/napkin-math/pr…

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Today we released a long-awaited feature for @Reviewshake: video reviews. Check it on Product Hunt and join the conversation: producthunt.com/posts/video-re…

ICYMI: "Tell me your current ARR and your ARR one year ago, and I’ll tell you when you’ll hit $100M in ARR…?" New blog post: Persistence and predictability of SaaS growth medium.com/point-nine-new…

22000 intravenous drug users in SF. If it were a city, it were smaller than 1521 incorporated communities in the US, and larger than 17982 villages/towns/cities. Top 8% or so largest, nationally.

Congrats george, well done!Revolut acquires Nobly ePOS business to expand services to the hospitality sector revolut.com/news/revolut_a…

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A few great extensions in this list.

I'm really excited to announce that today we launched shake.io, something I've been working on for the past year and an evolutionary step in our mission to analyse online reviews. Check it out on Product Hunt: producthunt.com/posts/shake-5

Spent the whole day coding today, assisted by ChatGPT. Of all the things GPT is great at, coding will have by far have the largest impact. Any programmer is now a 10x engineer able to ship better code, faster. That will lead to more software and better models in a continuous

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This framework is a great way of structuring the decision to work on new product initiatives.

The best-performing software engineering teams measure both output and outcomes. Measuring only one often means underperforming in the other. While debates persist about which is more important, our research shows that measuring both is critical. Otherwise, you risk landing

I’m at Stanford and I research software engineering productivity. We have data on the performance of >50k engineers from 100s of companies. Inspired by Deedy, our research shows: ~9.5% of software engineers do virtually nothing: Ghost Engineers (0.1x-ers)

🧵How many software engineers secretly work 2+ jobs? My research group at Stanford has access to private code repos covering 100K+ engineers at ~1,000 companies: ~0.5% of the world’s developers. Our data shows that 4.1% of software engineers are working 2+ jobs.

Vector databases might be the wrong abstraction for document retrieval. A new open-source approach called PageIndex just hit 98.7% accuracy on a financial benchmark, beating traditional RAG by 30+ points. No embeddings. No chunking. No vector DB. The insight: when a 10-K says