Frans Ekman @Frans81

🔍 Diving into product analytics & sharing insights. Co-Founder & CTO @propspoints 💸 Investor, 👨‍💻 hacker, 📝 blogger fransekman.com Finland Joined October 2008

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Frans Ekman @Frans81

15 hours ago

@freyhk @PetraNyqvist Etkö tiedä, että ilmastonmuutos voi aiheuttaa myös viilenemistä? Myös se, että lämpötilat pysyvät vuodesta toiseen poikkeuksellisen samanlaisina, voi viitata ilmastonmuutokseen, sillä pieni vuosittainen vaihtelu lämpötiloissa on normaalia.

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Frans Ekman @Frans81

a week ago

@SimonHoiberg Early in the beginning it can be good to do manually some of those things, especially support.

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a week ago

@paulg I didn’t have time to write you a short letter so I had AI write you a long one instead. Mark Twain with AI 🤖

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Frans Ekman @Frans81

2 weeks ago

@phuctm97 @SimonHoiberg Vietnam has high taxes doesn’t it? Otherwise beautiful place, especially Da Nang 🌴

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Frans Ekman @Frans81

2 weeks ago

@AkiHarkonen @TarjaHalonen SpaceX:llä on noin 10.000 satelliittia ja 30 rakettia. Jos Elon ei olisi perustanut SpaceX:ää ja vienyt kaikki raketit ja satelliitit sieltä yhteisestä kassasta niin meillä kaikilla voisi olla oma raketti ja satelliitti, eikö?

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Frans Ekman @Frans81

4 weeks ago

@iPhilBanks @levelsio He could easily use Hotel affiliate links to make money. Or if it becomes really popular there can be tons of other ways to make money.

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Frans Ekman @Frans81

4 weeks ago

Super! Now I found it. Have you considered grouping the filters under gym somehow? Right now "gym", "squat rack" and "weightlifting gym" are all separate individual filters. Otherwise this is a really cool feature, since most hotels have really bad gyms and at best just a smith machine.

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Frans Ekman @Frans81

a month ago

It has always been like this and AI magnifies it. The pure implementation part is shrinking away and the non-thinkers are becoming "postmen" who just deliver the spec to the agent.

Naval @naval

a month ago

There are 10x engineers because there are 10x thinkers.

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Frans Ekman @Frans81

a month ago

@yashhq_22 For some people whose audience is here. But I think there are many other routes to success.

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Frans Ekman @Frans81

a month ago

Welcome to the new world! This is bad news for the average developers who will likely loose their job to AI and have to become an entrepreneur. The expert tech people are probably going to be fine pursuing really challenging problems.

@levelsio @levelsio

a month ago

This is super interesting You now have non-tech normal people outship tech people in terms of reaching revenue fast I have lots of techy software engineer friends and they have been trying for years to get any MRR for their sideprojects and they still haven't Here's an

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Frans Ekman @Frans81

a month ago

@fabiofranchino Nobody should give ut. It does get harder and certain type of developers are at higher risk.

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Frans Ekman @Frans81

a month ago

@paulg What is your opinion on buying the initial critical mass? This strategy is often mentioned in platform strategy books but I have not heard of any real success stories yet.

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a month ago

@fabiofranchino For the capable yes, not for others

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Frans Ekman @Frans81

a month ago

@forgebitz It's obvious but hard to follow. Same as "grow your revenue and keep costs low".

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Frans Ekman @Frans81

a month ago

Every time there's a task I still have to do manually, I ask myself: "What would it take for AI to do this for me instead?" Usually the answer isn't better AI. It's things like: - creating proper documentation - structuring the data - standardizing workflows - making information accessible to machines Most of the time, this takes longer than just doing the task manually. But I'm starting to see these investments compound. Once the groundwork exists, more and more work becomes automatable.