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  2. Show HN: A smart Tinder for friendships

    Founders are answering questions live on Product Hunt (https://www.producthunt.com/posts/me3) Making genuine new friends as an adult is HARD. Not only are there fewer opportunities to meet new people, but we become…

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  3. A smart Tinder for friendships just launched (producthunt.com)
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  4. The code is not the product (blog.in-sight.io)
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  5. Ask HN: How to write good technical documentation for SaaS

    The closest thing I found on some guidelines is this: https://jacobian.org/writing/great-documentation/. Tools like Asana seem to take a high level approach: https://asana.com/guide. Tools like Dropbox seem to take a…

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  6. Show HN: We invented the state flow chart to help agile teams trace the process (blog.in-sight.io)
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  7. 2 common issues you can quickly spot by tracking your Cycle time (blog.in-sight.io)
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  8. Your team's commitment is not a guarantee (blog.in-sight.io)
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  9. Don't assign work to developers (blog.in-sight.io)
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  10. Empower your daily standup (blog.in-sight.io)
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  11. 3 reasons why story points are better than hours (blog.in-sight.io)
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  12. 6 ways you can deliver more by starting less (blog.in-sight.io)
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  13. A Kanban View for Pivotal Tracker (blog.in-sight.io)
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  14. 2 reasons why estimating isn’t actually about estimating (blog.in-sight.io)
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  15. A Pivotal Tracker dashboard that lets you change your done state (blog.in-sight.io)
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  16. How defining done leads to better software quality and increased productivity (blog.in-sight.io)
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  17. 2 metrics most velocity charts are missing (blog.in-sight.io)
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  18. 3 benefits of improving your burn-down charts (blog.in-sight.io)
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  19. 3 lessons engineering should learn from sales and upper management (blog.in-sight.io)
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