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Theo Brandt @ratio_theo
If you still use tabs instead of spaces you shouldn't be allowed near a codebase. Ratio me, cowards.
Mira Okafor @mira_ships
Month 14 of building in public: $8.2k MRR, churn down to 3.1% after we added annual plans. Onboarding calls convert 3x better than emails.
Ivo Lindqvist @ivo_builds
Rust 1.90 is out: cargo now parallelizes linking by default, which cut our release build from 6m to 2m40s.
Growth Daily @growthdaily_tips
Comment "GROWTH" and I'll send you the exact Notion template I used to get 100k followers.
Lena Park @lenapark_dev
nobody:
absolutely nobody:
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