David T. Kim

Not just or VCs, but this sounds super helpful for founders across the globe, outside Silicon Valley. Congrats Yigit!

My take: Serendipity online is more scalable, but real life can be deeper.

TL;DR: Your active learning network that combines AI and mental models like the Feynman Technique to help you learn faster, and ultimately become a better learner online. Hi Product Hunt 👋🤓 I’m David T., co-founder and CEO of Neble. A quick summary about our journey. We began as a “not serious side project” In 2021. With covid, our friends and family were seeing terrible results from...

@phillips_m_g This is great. My team is working on a similar concept and I think what you're working on has potential. What's the data on which learning paths are easier for an individual? Do you set parameters based on their skill level or their personal behaviour? I'm assuming both. Good luck on your journey!

This is exactly what we needed on our team! Will try it out. Thanks for grinding this out @pallavi_khanna

This is brilliant. Will recommend!

Hey @dmitry_kalinchenko, We got around 1600 first time customers for free on the day of the launch. Method 1. Engaged in online communities that needed our product well before launch 2. Collected emails without spamming 3. Updated potential users consistently 4. Converted them on launch. In my opinion, the biggest issue is always "retention", not acquisition. Hope that helps.

Are you looking for a buddy specific for startup operations or life in general?

Hey Mitch. For eCommerce, it's hard to break pricing and super fast deliveries. But I wish I could trust the reviews more. If the reviews are transparent and believable, with a solid return policies in place, I wouldn't mind paying an extra dollar once in a while. Lastly, I normally shop specific products off Amazon, rather than commodities. So niche offerings with niche experience could...

It's totally possible, but the scale is different. If you have a business idea that's validated and don't mind growing slowly overtime, then angels sometimes invest in you. But the following is a must. - Get minimum traction and revenue by yourself If you don't really care about becoming a unicorn, it's not impossible.

That's an excellent idea. It's something we don't preach enough! I don't think there's a perfect co-founder relationship so the demand is there. It'll be fun to figure out the exact use case from the interviews!

I agree that this is a trend, but companies like "Slack" should have the resources and the culture to figure this out. Famous last words...

Great post AVB. A follow up feature without spamming emails could be huge for this platform.

Hi Daniil, The biggest pain point with remote work is the lack of total count of remote work and its distribution. Plenty of work can be found in the Bay Area, but not so much in others. Of course, this is correlated to the number of tech jobs, but I also believe that culture has a strong influence on this. In South Korea, we still frowned upon remote work. Hoping that this would change...