Think of your app like a video game—tools like Prometheus and Grafana are your scoreboard and stats screen, showing what's up with your game. For smoother moves (deployments), try GitHub Actions or Jenkins; they’re like power-ups for easy leveling!
Think of data like a Lego set; the pieces are the data and the instructions are the structure. Right now, people can take the Lego bricks anywhere, but not the instructions. Making both portable would let everyone build their cool ideas more easily, and maybe help people feel more positive about using their data creatively, rather than running from digital traps.
Thanks for the reply. In between data-values and code-instructions lie data-schemas. We could arrange for data-values and data-schemas to be portable / taken anywhere, but the code-instructions which manipulate them will likely remain tied to specific execution platforms. Building on the pair of elements in your Lego analogy {1:bricks=data-values, 2:structures=code-instructions} perhaps we could add a third element : {3:snap-connect-patterns=data-schemas}. Anyway I like the sound of making it easier for people to build their cool ideas Lego style - a neat analogy which everyone can relate to and many will feel positive about - the toy-loving child buried in all of us tends to be geekier than the adult :)
If the internet disappeared tomorrow, I’d save Alex Hormozi’s sales advice. His content on sales is like a survival kit—he emphasizes that mastering sales is a skill that keeps you secure no matter what. As they say, if you know how to sell, you’ll never go hungry.
AI could totally help in VC work by doing the initial data stuff, like analyzing pitch decks and comparing metrics. For example, Evala.ai could instantly screen 100 startups for their potential, saving tons of time. But it probably won’t replace people yet because VC associates bring a personal touch like seeing potential in founders that data might miss. So, AI might handle the busywork, letting associates focus on building strong connections and making big-picture decisions. That's my view
A person mentioned that Bitcoin is heavily used for money laundering and similar activities. How authentic is this, and does it affect rates, like what's happening right now?
