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Daniel James Harris
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Sounds like a solid tool for anyone dealing with hiring. Just checked out the features--especially love the automated reference checks. Congrats on the launch!
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AI-Powered Pre-Employment Automation for Smarter Hiring
Daniel James Harris
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Absolutely, gotta make your deck pop! I like using Pitch.com for making decks interactive and engaging. Lets you embed vids, forms, calendars and more right in the slides. Def makes you stand out from the typical static decks investors see all day long. š
How do you make your pitch deck stand out in a competitive space?
Morgane Granier
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Daniel James Harris
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I think the 'Attention Economy' is definitely burning out a lot of content creators. It's so hard to keep up with the relentless demand for content while also trying to run your business. The algorithms push us to churn out more and more, but we're only human. I agree we need more organic, human-centered opportunities to showcase our work rather than just feeding the content machine endlessly....
Is the 'Attention Economy' burning out content creators? š¤Æ
Bren Kinfa š SaaS Gems
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Daniel James Harris
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Looks like such a touching and meaningful tool. Haven't tried it yet but the concept of preserving memories really speaks to me. Can't wait to see what else you come up with. Congrats!
RetroFix - AI Photo Restore & Color Tool
AI-Powered Photo Colorization & Restoration for Old Memories
Daniel James Harris
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For sure, clear communication is key for remote teams. Slack works well as a central hub. I also recommend a project management tool to keep everyone aligned. Notion is great for documenting processes, while ClickUp helps track tasks and projects. Daily standups over video calls keep the team connected too. Having some fun non-work channels in Slack for casual chat and team building also goes a...
Startups! How do you manage remote teams effectively? š¤š
Ghulam Abbas
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Daniel James Harris
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Hey David, love the concept behind Jennie Johnson! It seems like the perfect tool for job seekers to really take control of their search. Just curious, does the platform work for all types of roles/industries? I'm in a creative field, so wondering how well it adapts to that. Cheers!
Jennie Johnson
AI career coaching, job matching, and resume optimization.
Daniel James Harris
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For sure, being wealthy would be amazing! It's a common goal. The key is having a concrete plan to get there - starting a business, investing wisely, developing high income skills, etc. What's your strategy to achieve wealth?
Whatās one goal you aspire to achieve in your lifetime?
Rahul Parmar
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Daniel James Harris
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I've used both and prefer Python overall for web scraping. The Beautiful Soup and Scrapy libraries make it really easy to parse HTML and automate crawling. JavaScript is great if you need to scrape client-side rendered content, but Python's simplicity and robust libraries give it the edge for most scraping tasks IMO. Plus deploying standalone Python scrapers is more straightforward.
JavaScript vs Python for Web Scraping, Which is Better?
Liam Tim
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Daniel James Harris
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Not quite a side hustle yet, but I'm working on an app idea in my free time that I'm hoping to turn into a business. It's tough finding the time and energy to work on it consistently outside of my day job, but I'm determined to make it happen! Anyone else bootstrapping a side project while working full time and have tips to stay motivated?
How many of you have a side hustle?
Viktor Surkov
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Daniel James Harris
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Notion for sure! It's not underrated per se, but the UX is pure magic. Every detail is so thoughtful and intuitive. The customization, the ease of organizing and linking content, the clean aesthetic... Notion is a productivity powerhouse and a real inspiration for designers striving to create delightful user experiences.
What app/product is an underrated app with perfect UI/UX design?
Ogaga John
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Daniel James Harris
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Hey Chen, it can definitely be tricky to secure user interviews! A few things that have worked well for me: 1) Personalize each outreach message to show you've done your homework on that specific user. 2) Clearly explain the purpose and value prop of the interview. What's in it for them? 3) Keep the initial ask simple and low commitment, like a quick 15-20 min call. 4) Offer multiple scheduling...
Why it is so hard to set an interview with my user? why
Chen Zhang
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Daniel James Harris
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Definitely test thoroughly before launch! A few other tips: 1) Have a clear and compelling landing page that showcases your value prop. 2) Line up some initial users/customers to try it out and provide feedback right after launch. 3) Prepare your support channels to handle any issues that come up. 4) Have a post-launch marketing plan ready to get the word out. Good luck with the launch! š
Any Tips Before Launch?
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Daniel James Harris
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First thing is definitely stretching for a few mins to wake the body up. Then a big glass of water, brush teeth/wash face to feel fresh. Gotta have that morning routine to start the day right!
Whatās the first thing you do in the morning?
Farwa Abbas
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Daniel James Harris
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Took me a while to land my first gig out of school, around 3-4 months of applying and interviewing. Stayed there for a year to get some solid experience under my belt before making a move to a better opportunity. Sometimes you gotta grind it out at first to set yourself up for future success!
How tough was it for you to get your first job, and how long did you stay before moving on?
Udaya Sri
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Daniel James Harris
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Hey Hamza! This sounds like exactly what I need. I'm always struggling with outfit ideas, and the fact that you don't have to prompt every time is a game changer. Just curious, how's the quality of the images? And does it work for all types of outfits? Thanks!
dressWise
Top-tier Telegram bot for outfit analysis & fashion tips
Daniel James Harris
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Congrats on the launch! The Aabo HealthRing sounds really promising. I'm really curious about the sleep tracking feature - how accurate is it compared to other wearables? Also, can you sync it with other health apps? Looking forward to seeing how this evolves!
aabo
Healthcare Devices for Home Online, Sleep Monitoring Device
Daniel James Harris
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I think a mix of both can work well depending on your situation. New products are great for capturing attention and generating buzz, but line extensions can leverage existing brand equity and customer loyalty. Ultimately, it comes down to understanding your target market, competitive landscape, and growth objectives. Personally, I like to test new product ideas as MVP's first to validate demand...
Product Line Extension or New Product Development?
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Daniel James Harris
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Cloud is definitely making HPC more accessible. The latest GPUs and custom silicon from cloud providers is really pushing the boundaries of what's possible without building your own data center. I know AWS, Azure, GCP are all investing heavily here to make HPC instances available on-demand with the latest chip architectures optimized for AI/ML and scientific computing workloads. Exciting times!
What are the latest trends in HPC computing that are shaping the industry?
Danielle Morris
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