Wait, so now I can’t tweet photos of other people on Twitter?

Dec01
by on December 1, 2021 at 8:13 am
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It’s just been a day since Parag Agarwal took over Twitter as CEO after Jack Dorsey resigned, and the company has rolled out a seemingly controversial policy. Under this new norm, you can’t tweet out pictures of another individual. Twitter already had a private information policy that barred users from sharing other people’s phone numbers, addresses, and email IDs. Now it’s extending that to media, including videos and photos of someone.  How can an image or a video be taken down? One of the biggest conditions for an image or a video to be taken down is the person in it…

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How my startup completely transformed its revenue model

Nov30
by on November 30, 2021 at 7:00 am
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Building and scaling a startup inevitably involves revisiting and changing some aspects of your approach. But one of the most daunting pivots to make is your own revenue model. If you’re considering having to change the way you generate your income, then you’ve probably identified that your revenue model is a barrier to your startup’s further growth. However, at the same time, you’ll likely be dependent on your current revenue model to generate the income you need to keep the lights on and pay your team. In this way, changing your startup’s revenue model while keeping up with your own…

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How to build a dev knowledge base ahead of your next job

Nov28
by on November 28, 2021 at 5:10 pm
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Disclaimer: this is not an ad for Obsidian. Onboarding to a new company is hard work. Keeping all the information straight is its own work stream that deserves thought and attention. Countless names, faces*, teams, initiatives, and acronyms fly by before noon. Believe me. I’m in the process right now. This week I landed on a system I’m pretty happy with. You’re a knowledge worker. Build a knowledge base You need a place to put all the information you’re receiving. This is some of the stuff I’m talking about: People Teams Repositories Relationships between teams, repositories, people, etc. Initiatives Your…

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