Ved Rasic
@VedranRasic
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Founder @ LeadDelta #1 CRM for Pro Relationships | PH SaaS Product of 2022 🏆
San Francisco, CA
Joined April 2011
It is here!🎉 @LeadDeltaHQ is voted the no.1 SaaS App of 2022, and the Product Hunt team just sent us a trophy, aka Golden Kitty! 🏆 What a journey these past 12 months... And, if I tagged all of you that supported us, I would run out of characters. Thank you! Thank you to
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Starting a new company: You pay us $10k/mo and we send your competitors an endless stream of invites to be interviewed on 3 hour-long tech podcasts, speaking engagements, founder dinners, and all-day tech events so they can never get real work done and they fail.
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AI makes it so much easier to build. But here's the catch: everyone else has that same speed advantage. So you turn to distribution. But here’s the second catch: the channels you’ve long relied on for growth (virality, sales, SEO, ads) are increasingly becoming less
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Fascinating trend in valley companies.
• 50 former founders work at Cursor • 35 former founders work at Notion What other companies do this?
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I doubt it... unless they have dedicated teams and responsible roles at the big table. Obstacles are in the form of: - focus - security - lack of initiative - lack of knowledge - maintenance cost And why would you risk your position to build something that can break things? is
What’s stopping every major company from vibe coding their own tech? I imagine ZoomInfo, Salesforce, & Oracle doing this. They are likely spending millions for things like DocuSign, Loom, Zoom, Calendly. Most of which could be vibe coded. Option A: Retain your tech Option B:
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I’m just as happy when I build something end-to-end by myself as when I delegate it to a teammate or AI. If the output meets or exceeds the bar we set at the start, that’s a win either way, and both make me very happy.
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The most common mistake in crowded markets is obsessing over what competitors are doing and trying to out-feature, out-price, or out-message them.
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Maybe I should upload all of them and use them in my portfolio decision-making. Not sure what the context limit is here. Shall be put to test.
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I uploaded Warren Buffett’s last shareholder letter to Notebook LLM and it created a podcast episode analyzing the letter in a podcast style episode that I can interrupt and participate in. Cooool!
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Why do both wealthy liberals & conservatives tend to embrace marriage, even if they agree on little else? @kearney_melissa @NotreDame talks about how marriage became a luxury good on the very 1st episode of "It Turns Out" (a show about research that changes the way you think).
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How can you change and find unparalleled gains if you never call BS on the BS game? Your soul suffers if you see BS, but keep playing.
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To run a startup is to Build and to Sell. Everything else is noise.
Most companies fail at product and distribution but it’s easier to blame distribution. If you’re failing at distribution, check the product.
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We are close to a trend where we don't sit in front of our computers, let alone sit alone at home. I want to get things done on the go, while I am talking to my customers, peers or while I am out exercising or walking and thinking. F desktops, laptops, keyboards.
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why is chatgpt not having time stamps so I can track date/time when I asked something?
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Agency > Intelligence I had this intuitively wrong for decades, I think due to a pervasive cultural veneration of intelligence, various entertainment/media, obsession with IQ etc. Agency is significantly more powerful and significantly more scarce. Are you hiring for agency? Are
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Solo is cool but best things happen in 2 or maybe 3 🤣 This 👇
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Most people go after what's immediately available, known as the availability heuristic or bias. The best of the best are not that much smarter; they avoid what's readily available and go deeper instead. It's true for opportunities, contacts, social, money, etc. Some examples:
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Most people go after what's immediately available, known as the availability heuristic or bias. The best of the best are not that much smarter; they avoid what's readily available and go deeper instead. It's true for opportunities, contacts, social, money, etc. Some examples:
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If you think we are in a bubble, trust your instincts. Crazy amount of financial maneuvering at all levels, creative deal making, opening up the doors for regular folks to enter risky investments. The only positive… now that more and more people are aware, we might be able to
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