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What would you say to someone who wants to try your product without having to sign up or install it?

To me, Twitter appears as an enormous trash can where I incessantly rummage to discover valuable gems that manifest solely through the grace of chance. This state of affairs amounts to maltreatment, and I have grown exceedingly weary of it. I fervently desire an instrument that would facilitate direct visualization of the most exceptional tweets without necessitating prolonged exploration.

There is a need for innovation on this subject. Ideas must be explored to find new solutions and approaches. Current bookmark managers waste our time and information. 5.3 billion internet users need ways to save and organize web-related information, but the tools available to them have been stagnant since 1993, when the Mosaic Browser—the ancestor of Chrome and Mozilla—was first released....

The founder of @nomadlist and @remoteok tweeted this, concluding with: "Ship...more" – an advice for all founders to keep launching projects until the right one is found. https://twitter.com/levelsio/status/1457315274466594817 I interpret his experience quite differently: through his journey, he was dedicating himself to solving an unique problem in most of his projects. After multiple...

Online teamwork platforms can be a complete disorganization, with no clear structure in place to facilitate collaboration. Communication is often muddled, leading to confusion and misunderstandings between teammates. Furthermore, there is limited visibility into the progress of projects, making it difficult to stay on track and meet deadlines. Without a comprehensive system in place, users are...

Do you agree that smaller, novel “alternatives” like Mastodon and Hive won’t replace Twitter either – even if they have similar functionalities, add useful features, or try and remedy problems with Twitter by enforcing things like ultra-strict content moderation?

Most people fail with their first startups because they get involved in ideas and projects that don't suit them. It's a common mistake for beginners. Most entrepreneurs face difficulties when starting their first startups, as they try to solve problems they don't understand well. They want to solve problems they haven't experienced enough, which limits their understanding and ability to find a...