Curtis J. Sanders

While I think interactive demos are useful, I'm not sure every product needs one. For simpler products a demo might not be necessary, but for complex ones

Reading through messy, outdated code slows me down so much. Could Vitara help make sense of that.

Using the Eisenhower Matrix has been really helpful for me.

Because they're so disorganized, I doubt I've ever revisited my saved posts. I am very excited to give this a chance.

For me, Product Hunt was a good source for early users. It's not huge customer base, but it definitely got us started.

I always emphasize backups and logging during incidents.

Transparency makes it easier for people to trust you.

Hybrid models offer flexibility and in person collaboration. If I had an office, that's the model I'd go for.

I enjoy the flexible schedule, but it can lead to procrasitination.

I think AI can replicated storytelling to some extent. But there's always going to be a gap

For hybrid teams AI brides gaps by ensuring nothing gets missed. Privacy concerns are still valid though.

This Discovery Book adds value. Curious how it enhances the search process.

I've been guilty of chasing likes and shares because they're easy to track and feel rewardng

As someone who follows smaller creators, I think AI could really help them stand out by giving them tools that big influencers already use

I've always thought about this too, why not just use GPUs for everything?

I wish I had known how much time it would take to manage pull requests.

With only 3 days left, it's all about fine-tuning your launch strategy. Get your email list ready, double-check your landing page.

The habit of prioritizing my well-being physical and mental has been critical for me.

I try to stay Flexible. Sticking rigidly to a plan doesn't work when things go of track, so I adjust as needed.

Think about influencers who cater to non-tech audiences, too.