US for example owns the LNG trade right now and that’s a major choke for power production across the world, China owns the rare earth metals that goes into solar and wind.
First: It’s a MCP/cli you can hook up to Claude code and slack, it integrates with GitHub.
the harness lets you record decision as contextual info you can pull up whenever your start a planning session.
It also makes sure your decisions don’t conflict with each other.
I find myself talking through a decision I made months ago with it, update it with any new decisions and it just figures out how to merge everything.
No extra workflow outside of this.
Yes but very cautiously and always with human in the loop. AI is great at cutting away ops noise (false alerts), OK at root cause analysis / debugging and terrible at actually prioritizing and fixing the thing.
It's not a solved a problem and companies like Rootly's actively speaking in this area. I'd read their blog and see what's the latest in the field.
Eleven years ago, I signed up to a special newsletter.For the next five years, I got an email every single day from different people.Every email came with a story, each story was a window into the lives of the writer. I loved reading every single one of them.The emails came to an abrupt end in 2018, and ever since then I've been looking for something similar on the internet.Recently I've...
otherwise, consider it lost + name and shame
Stat seems like only 15(?) authors on substack makes $1,000/m or more. Which is wild.
But through this process I've
- gained an engaging audience on X - multiple inbound leads that turned into long term collabs - a discord community of my best readers where we meet once a week
Worth the investment
Rarely makes good products.
Thank you.
So just to clarify I didn't have an audience when I wrote the book. I took the time and told people my story over the past 6 months, and while I did that - sold books.
I think good storytellers should be able to build an audience regardless of the format - highly recommend any aspiring author to try it.
No paper.
I write in notion, export to markdown, then compile to pdf / Epub with pandoc
It's super easy, highly recommend
Send me an email, I'll share you the first chapter
I basically gave bits and pieces of each chapter away as content - then funneled interested readers into DMs and profile visits with link to my ebook.
I've marketed and sold 400+ copies of it at $19 so far and about to raise the price to $39, near 100% margin minus stripe fees.
What stops authors doing what I did? Plenty of people want to read, to blame lack of readership is just completely wrong.
I'm secretly loving it.I got hired to migrate a client's existing excel spreadsheet internal tool over to a customized React SPA.This is the first contract where I'm not rushing around every sprint trying to piece together half baked features and pushing them out the door. While not strictly waterfall (more kanban) I'm enjoying the heck out of the process either way:• Everything is rigorously...
- tally.so forms, can embed anywhere
- cloud function (gcp)
- sendgrid (adds to contact list)
Unless you're getting hundreds of contacts a day this setup is basically free.
Demo:
https://500k.agency/mba-interest
Source
https://github.com/500k-agency/functions/blob/master/functio...
https://spacestation.github.io/ Who we typically work with:
- Early stage SaaS startups about to raise a new round and need staff augmentation - but don't have the HR resource.
Why us:
- We're entrepreneur and founders first. We understand that crossing the finish line is #1 priority, and we understand the venture funding cycle and urgency.
- We're based in Toronto
- We're fast and flexible, darn good at delivering.
- We got focused experience, built multiple web startups from the ground up.
- We're more than SWEs, we've built an audience and community on X (twitter) and discord. We can help you test and market your SaaS with the right audience.
Let us know what you need help with:
paul at spacestationlabs dot ltd
Who we typically work with:
- Early stage (Seed, Series-A) startups in the US with a big idea and need some extra firepower to get it done.
- US companies who needs a specialized dev to bring your product to life.
Why us:
- We're entrepreneur and founders first. We understand that crossing the finish line is #1 priority.
- We're based in Toronto
- We're fast and flexible, darn good at delivering.
- We got focused experience, built multiple web startups from the ground up.
- We're more than SWEs, we've built an audience and community on X (twitter) and discord.
Let us know what you need help with:
or come say hi in Discord
Things are looking very up.
https://spacestation.github.io/
Who we typically work with:
- Seed/Series A startups in the US with big ideas.
- US companies who needs a specialized dev to bring your product to life.
Why us:
- We're entrepreneur and founders first. We understand that crossing the finish line is #1 priority.
- We're fast and flexible, darn good at delivering.
- We got focused experience, built multiple web startups from the ground up.
- We're more than SWEs, we also own marketing and sales in-house.
Let us know what you need help with:
Go, React/NextJS/TS/JS, Devops, Data warehouse
https://spacestation.github.io/
Who we typically work with:
- Seed/Series A startups in the US with big ideas.
- US companies who needs a specialized dev to bring your product to life.
Why us:
- We're entrepreneur and founders first. We understand that crossing the finish line is #1 priority.
- We're fast and flexible, darn good at delivering.
- We got focused experience, built multiple web startups from the ground up.
- We're more than SWEs, we also own marketing and sales in-house.
Let us know what you need help with: