neovintage

Background

I wrote these at the beginning of my journey within product management and these principles guide my decision making on a daily basis. These principles were written from the perspective of doing product management for data products but most could easily be used for other industries.

Principles

• Grow. Products not growing faster than the market are becoming less relevant over time.
• We are a subscription product. Customers buy us every second. We survive if they keep choosing us daily.
• Ask yourself: "what am I requiring a user learn? how would they know to find this? when would they look?"
• First, write down the problem.

danielpuglisi

# bring up the vagrant VM
sudo apt-get install vagrant
git clone https://bitbucket.org/puffnfresh/vagrant-haskell-heroku.git
cd vagrant-haskell-heroku
vagrant up
vagrant ssh

# run this in vagrant shell
cabal update
cabal install cabal-install

pix0r

require "net/http"
require "uri"
require "openssl"

def test_ssl(url, pem_file=nil)
  puts "Testing URL: #{url}"

  uri = URI.parse(url)
  http = Net::HTTP.new(uri.host, uri.port)

bkeepers

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  (?:
    (-\*- \s* (?:mode:)? \s*) |                  # $1: Emacs
    (\/\* \s* vim: \s* set \s* (?:ft|filetype)=) # $2: Vim
  )
  (\w+)                                          # $3: language
  (?:
    (?(1)                                        # If $1 matched...
      ;?\s* -\*- |                               # then close Emacs syntax
      : \s* \*\/                                 # otherwise close Vim syntax

arfon