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I literally can't believe in 2024 it's still not straight forward to "send a blog post from my phone to my remarkable" without some mangling happening along the way. It was genuinely jawdropping for me, I ended up contacting an employee on LinkedIn to confirm that this wasn't a well supported workflow
In short it was a combination of individual customer outreach our CTO jumped on Skype (yes Skype) to help with installing, I did handholding through onboarding, I ran "webinars" to like 4 people, or less. Everything was just tiny tiny steps.
every web only consumer product basically died
what is true is that b2b products didn't need them, or needed them as "companion apps", not full replacements.
LLM powered Chat is the new UI
Jerry Weinberg published that story in a book titled The Secrets of Consulting. It's a very good book though, going by the comments here, many of you won't like it (or have never consulted).
I published this piece ~7 years ago I'd say, it popped up today as Jerry died sadly a couple of days ago (a real loss, if this style of article isn't for you, you might enjoy The Psychology of Computer Programming[1]).
Anyways, just wanted to give context here amongst the criticisms.
[1] https://www.amazon.com/Psychology-Computer-Programming-Silve...
It's a story from Gerry Weinberg's "The Secrets of Consulting". Gerry is an exceptional writer, who sadly passed away 2 days ago.
Fun fact here was our first post on it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2718354
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