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PostHog Blog
PostHog BlogApr 24, 2026
Making Claude Cowork actually useful
Every article I read about "AI agents for work" tells me the same things. Clean up my inbox. Summarize my meetings. Draft my emails. Turn rough notes into polished decks. Keep my calendar tidy. These are all lovely ideas. They are also, almost…
StartupsPeople
Anil Dash
Anil DashFeb 13, 2026
Launch it 3 times
I wanted to share one of the bits of advice that I find myself most frequently giving to teams when they’re working on a product, or founders who are creating a new company: launch it three times. What I mean by that is, it often takes more than one time before your idea actually resonates or…
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Silicon Florist
Silicon FloristFeb 3, 2026
Oregon AI Accelerator reveals inaugural cohort
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Silicon Florist
Silicon FloristJan 12, 2026
Three ways to immediately engage with folks from the Portland startup community
If you're looking to get connected quickly, here are a few tips to get you started.
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PostHog Blog
PostHog BlogDec 3, 2025
How we built user behavior analysis with multi-modal LLMs (in 5 not-so-easy steps)
PostHog captures a lot of user behavior data — the pages people visit, the buttons they click, and everything in between, all captured as events and session recordings . By “a lot,” I mean billions of events and terabytes of S3 snapshots. Watching…
Product updatesStartups
Phillip Carter
Phillip CarterDec 1, 2025
Lame Duck Teams
At big software companies, you end up with a lot of teams who exist far longer than they need to.
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PostHog Blog
PostHog BlogNov 25, 2025
8 learnings from 1 year of agents – PostHog AI
Today we launch PostHog AI, the AI agent built into PostHog . A year in the making, we've gone a long way from our first chat prototype made over a hackathon . It all started with just one tool: "create trends chart" - and no real agentic…
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Zach Saucier's Blog
Zach Saucier's BlogSep 8, 2025
Customer support is not thriving
Some thoughts about what makes good customer support and how I was failed by one company.
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Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerSep 3, 2025
Implementing an unlimited PTO policy
Useful tips on creating an unlimited PTO policy. I used to think these were more accounting hacks than real benefits - but I've changed my mind over time.
StartupsNotable links
💌 Tiny Improvements - for builders, by @MikeBifulco.com
💌 Tiny Improvements - for builders, by @MikeBifulco.comJul 15, 2025
Beyond ✨Shiny✨ Degrees: World-changing innovations from unexpected places
Public investments in education and research are a no-brainer, and these examples of game-changing innovations that came from "low value" fields of study tell you why.
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Bruce
BruceJul 14, 2025
Summary: How to Pitch Your Startup
A handout based on the "How to Pitch Your Startup" talk of YC Startup School that I found very useful
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Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerMay 16, 2025
Great Startups Run on Feedback
[Jen Dennard at Startup Soup] A culture of open, direct feedback is important for any organization to foster. Jen Dennard has some great tips here: "Like most things, the key to getting the value is to make it a habit. Set aside time during 1:1s or make a recurring team meeting (like a monthly retro) to create space for feedback and learnings. Make sure to include critical and positive feedback to help build confidence while driving progress. Ask for feedback on new processes and team goals."
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Zach Saucier's Blog
Zach Saucier's BlogMay 8, 2025
Being recruited as a staff+ engineer
Thoughts around what makes recruiting messages effective.
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Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerMar 3, 2025
Minimum Viable Startup Operations
[Jean Hsu and Jen Dennard] This is a good inaugural post from two people who really have lived the startup operations life many times over: "We think of the operations part of a startup like getting dinner on the table. Sure, some days, you might try a new and involved recipe, but most days, you just need to get something good enough on the table FAST, so that you can devote more time to other family and life priorities. This is where the concept of minimum viable operations comes in. It’s ab
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Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerSep 1, 2024
Founder Mode
[Paul Graham] "In effect there are two different ways to run a company: founder mode and manager mode. Till now most people even in Silicon Valley have implicitly assumed that scaling a startup meant switching to manager mode. But we can infer the existence of another mode from the dismay of founders who've tried it, and the success of their attempts to escape from it." Please forgive the Paul Graham link: this is a genuinely good point about running companies. And I don't think it's limited t
StartupsNotable links
💌 Tiny Improvements - for builders, by @MikeBifulco.com
💌 Tiny Improvements - for builders, by @MikeBifulco.comJan 16, 2024
Why your favorite apps and creators all pivot in January
The new year is a time for change. But why do so many apps and creators pivot in January? We explore the psychology behind the new year's pivot.
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David J. Felix's Blog
David J. Felix's BlogDec 30, 2023
Shipposting
Cringeposting about Shipping for the new year
productstartups
Devtools FM
Devtools FMNov 19, 2023
Braden Sidoti - Clerk
Braden Sidoti, CTO of Clerk, breaks down authentication complexity, session management challenges, and how Clerk evolved beyond just auth.
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Devtools FM
Devtools FMNov 12, 2023
Isaac Schlueter - npm, Tier
Isaac Schlueter shares the creation story of npm, early Node.js days, and his new pricing platform Tier that's changing how products handle monetization.
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Anil Dash
Anil DashJun 8, 2023
Today's AI is unreasonable.
There's an extraordinary amount of hype around "AI" right now, perhaps even greater than in past cycles, where we've seen an AI bubble about once per decade. This time, the focus is on generative systems, particularly LLMs and other tools designed to generate plausible outputs that either make…
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Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetMar 15, 2023
Field of Bankruptcies
It’s hard out there trying to do something new, which is why we want to look back on some of the notable failed sports leagues.
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💌 Tiny Improvements - for builders, by @MikeBifulco.com
💌 Tiny Improvements - for builders, by @MikeBifulco.comJan 24, 2023
Learn from me: a Dunning-Kruger expert
Drawing on the Dunning-Kruger Effect to propel tech progress is like using a slingshot to travel into space: Leaving our comfort zone to learn from experts gives us the momentum to break through boundaries and break records.
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💌 Tiny Improvements - for builders, by @MikeBifulco.com
💌 Tiny Improvements - for builders, by @MikeBifulco.comJan 10, 2023
Tools for building a new company
I spent the last week spinning up a new company for the first time since 2017. Here are the tools I used.
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Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetSep 3, 2021
Let’s Go To The Tape
Why Memorex, Silicon Valley’s first true startup, evolved into something of a ghost kitchen of computing.
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