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tmetzner
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About tmetzner
@tmetzner
www.differential.com
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Comment #13378004
Seriously... that's a "radio voice" if I've ever heard one!
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Comment #11161230
Super interesting. Looks like you think there are a wide-range of potential use cases ( https://www.getstructure.io/use-cases ) but will be curious to see who the early adopters ar…
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Comment #7854192
Seriously great summary (love seeing stuff like this rooted in real world experience/examples). Thanks for doing!
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Comment #7224945
Predictions on how quickly adoption grows after 1.0?
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Comment #7220572
Two quick thoughts: 1. still fairly wordy on several slides (I know, it's REALLY hard to whittle down more) 2. you only hint at how you might make money: biz model should be very c…
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Comment #7219226
I'm a big fan of transparency. I'd explain the situation and let them know that you believe what you now own is valuable, but that you're happy to give them the first rights to (wh…
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Comment #6643554
Totally agree. While getting our company off the ground, my co-founder and I regularly played basketball together a few nights a week. After a long day of the grind, it was a welco…
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Comment #6517369
Really is a head scratcher: paying more money for worse coffee. Understand that convenience is a major factor, but kinda crazy it's enough to justify...
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Comment #6510443
I think you need to get more detailed in your ask. Your answers are probably going to be significantly different if you're talking about white labeling a physical good (like Coffee…
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Comment #6510433
What are the core needs that a spreadsheet can't solve for small operations?
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Comment #6083375
Very easy to lose sight of this, great reminder! "...most startups are run by complete amateurs (remember the first company you started?), tackling a space they don’t understand...…