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Multiple times he mentions the most obnoxious manager-level thing "I don't understand why this is so hard".

That's because only one women can build a baby at a time. Whereas multiple people cann work on an app at the same time and ship it faster than one person.

My 8th grade computer class teacher yelled at me for hacking the computer because I was rearranging the icons on the desktop.

Except that spammers have the incentive to spend months figuring out and normal people don't. So the spammers prevail anyway.

From 2011 - https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/04/110427131814.h...

> Microsleep: Brain regions can take short naps during wakefulness, leading to errors

Can you provide an example of a SaaS product that is mostly boilerplate?

Perhaps you're just talking about the part that handles accounts and subscriptions and not the actual features of the product?

Apple doesn't typically offer options to the user like this. They'll decide if what's best for the given context.

It's made a huge comeback in synthwave and retro future music.

They ended up settling

https://www.natlawreview.com/article/court-finds-hiq-breache...

Problem with Ace is that the prices are so high, that I'll drive the extra 10 minutes to elsewhere.

Are you on Mac? I could not find any way to get a hotkey for autocorrect and would love to know how!

Source?

Doesn't really explain it. If X cost less, more people would buy it. Less people would plan around avoiding eating at the airport.

Not by recording videos of people doing their laundry while the car is off and and parked.

Lighthouse in Chrome dev tools

I think they want pointful calories.

Building a landing page is not a major bottleneck because there are hundreds of landing page builders available. It's a very common SaaS.

I think that kind of thing is the result of when you let developers do things that they think are clever instead of having designers thinking of UX and making those decisions.

Windows 2000 was perfect. Super fast, minimal UI, rarely crashed.

A problem I see is that humans are very susceptible to BS if it plays into their fears and biases (see: Hitler). The human mind seems pretty hackable and is exploited by people of power all the time. I'd wager that AI will become even better, more efficient and more precise at doing this.

Maybe put the charger in one of those simple, old school outlet timers so they phone runs off battery for part of the day.

What is tit for tat sass revenue?

I agree but you don't explain why this is your opinion.

I think there are opportunities to augmentate the behavior of those old systems that can be a business/Saas. Not using the built in ERP crap but something new that integrates with the dinosaur ERP.

Steely Dan

I'm similar. Do you get low blood sugar easily? It seems like people who's bodily readily release insulin (maybe too much) have a hard time gaining weight. Explains why prediabetics gain weight?

Six months of what to achieve what result?

A what?

I actually find that the SEO industry follows Google's advice on how to structure and optimize pages and they are rewarded by showing their shitty pages in top results.

> the bank held only $10 million in customer deposits and had roughly 25 employees.