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Jelly is a new shared inbox for your team’s shared email addresses. It’s simple, intuitive, and actually affordable. Stop stepping on toes and losing track of important messages, and start jamming on email, together! From the good people at Good Enough.
JellyThe best way to jam on email as a team
Pika is a pretty good blogging platform by the people at Good Enough. It’s pretty and easy and pretty easy. Stop fiddling with complicated blogging tools and just get to writing. Good enough!
PikaStart your happy blog
Letterbird is just a good ol’ fashioned contact form on the web. Give people a great experience getting in touch with you, and avoid giving out your personal email address to the world. It’s free for everyone, with an optional pro plan for extras. Good enough!
LetterbirdA free contact form on the web that’s good enough
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You've implied (e.g. https://twitter.com/maccaw/statu...) that the specific license terms a developer might make their code available under (e.g. non-MIT licenses) should not restrict the use of that code (e.g. in ML/AI applications like Co-Pilot). Is that accurate? If so, do you believe that non-MIT open-source licenses are worthless? Should an open-source developer have _any_ power to control...
I'm Alex MacCaw, founder of Clearbit and Reflect, ask me anything. 🔥
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Unfollow on InstagramTrim your Instagram followings with a Tinder-style interface
StacksShare your favourite tools and find new ones you’ll love
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Thanks @dshan :)
HarmoniaShare responsibility for repeating, day-to-day tasks
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@kjemperud Great question. Once people get it, they tend to be enthusiastic, but it's been an interesting challenge, figuring out how to communicate the benefits of this approach, given it can seem a bit wilfully obtuse! But, in a nutshell, it all comes down to agility. Assigning tasks using an element of randomness encourages the whole team to operate in a more agile and responsive way. The...
HarmoniaShare responsibility for repeating, day-to-day tasks
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Hey everyone! If you have any questions about Harmonia, just let me know. Thanks for your votes, and thanks for checking it out!
HarmoniaShare responsibility for repeating, day-to-day tasks