- Sales and Marketing go together, but the paths diverge once you know the importance of each function. It is good to get a broad idea of both. You can do some courses on coursera/MooCs, and try to get hands-on with running some marketing campaigns. - "The Challenger Sale" is a fairly easy and good book to read in general. - Have a look at SaaStr channel, there are some nuggets there https://www.youtube.com/c/Saastr/videos

All the best. Try out a lot with short feedback loops so that you can course correct suitably. Always respect the customer and their needs.

Stumbled on this which I felt was a very good compendium - https://dancres.github.io/Pages/

Would also recommend reading VLDB and DB it shows how distri algorithms are applied - http://www.vldb.org/pvldb/vol9.html - http://www.redbook.io/

Disclaimer: I used to work at Couchbase(distributed NoSQL database) as a PM and launched Eventing.

Efficiency? Not sure how one measures fairness.

Is there any good paper on Consistency Models across different Network Partitions types?

How did you manage to get the movie posters?

'more' in terms of value? Then, take a break and roam the world. You can sustain for 2-3 years and do a RTW at a slow-n-steady pace and also make some money in the interim :)

'You see what you choose to See'.

With experience, I have seen that people get the knack for reading what they are interested in and know to understand & appreciate the content on the Web. One need not be easily influenced the thoughts being shared, but form their own opinions after careful examination of the facts.

Skimming content is a desirable skillset to have, especially in the era of information overload. HN is a sinkhole and one can spend hours on it, or selectively chose the topics/comments(to know whats-where) and move on.

Curious: how did you come up with that pricing?

Do writers 'actually' follow this kind of a structured process? I thought the ink just flows when in the mood!...atleast that's what happens with me, when I want to write. Else, I need to learn this process.

I did not get a chance to login and play around; but something along the lines of 'automatic' clustering(tip:ML) will be a definite value add.

Alos, do include some Features, Solution etc sections to the website...helps in SEO and also your prospective customer ;)

Thanks for the website tip!

Yes, we're definitely going after the automatic clustering once we get the main features in place.