Me….Little realization
More features ≠ better product.
just because we can build something doesn't mean we should.
More features don't make a better product. Every one adds another thing for the user to understand, navigate, and carry.
So the question isn't "can we add this?" It's "does this make their experience meaningfully better?"
Software isn't everything we were capable of building. It's the things that deserve to exist
More features ≠ better product.
just because we can build something doesn't mean we should.
More features don't make a better product. Every one adds another thing for the user to understand, navigate, and carry.
So the question isn't "can we add this?" It's "does this make their experience meaningfully better?"
Software isn't everything we were capable of building. It's the things that deserve to exist
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More features ≠ better product.
just because we can build something doesn't mean we should.
just because we can build something doesn't mean we should.
♟ often you don't have feature problme but a sequencing problme.
ከ Real problem ወደ Validated solution ወደ Viable economics ወደ Focused plan ወደ
Disciplined execution ወደ Successful launch ወደ Measured learning ወደ (loop back)
miss any link and you get the predictable failures, feature-rich products nobody wants, well-loved products that lose money, or great launches that fizzle because support/sales weren't ready.
features appear only as candidates for achieving each goal. if you can't trace a feature backward through that chain, it is probably a candidate for deletion.
sequence it well.
ከ Real problem ወደ Validated solution ወደ Viable economics ወደ Focused plan ወደ
Disciplined execution ወደ Successful launch ወደ Measured learning ወደ (loop back)
miss any link and you get the predictable failures, feature-rich products nobody wants, well-loved products that lose money, or great launches that fizzle because support/sales weren't ready.
features appear only as candidates for achieving each goal. if you can't trace a feature backward through that chain, it is probably a candidate for deletion.
sequence it well.
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Day 6
For today … I just wanted to share the thing I promised last time [here]
So I related some real-life experience with the distributed system CAP theorem, so I just published the draft check it out :)))
For today … I just wanted to share the thing I promised last time [here]
So I related some real-life experience with the distributed system CAP theorem, so I just published the draft check it out :)))
Medium
The CAP Theorem
the 127 scene
By this time next year, I’ll have started my master’s degree and built my own company.
Keeping this here
Keeping this here
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• HTTP: security headers in a clean dev-style viewer
• Ports: which common ports are open
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WHOIS shows who a domain is registered with.
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Works with many African domains too, including .et.
Public data only. Still early, so feedback is very welcome.🙌
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One search. A clear picture of any domain.
What you get
• WHOIS: registrar, expiry date, and transfer locks
• DNS: where it points, where its email goes, and the services in its records
• Hosting: the IP and the network behind it
• SSL: is the certificate valid and when does it expire
• HTTP: security headers in a clean dev-style viewer
• Ports: which common ports are open
• Exposure Score: flags subdomain names that may reveal internal systems
• Health Grade (A–F): with suggested fixes
• Threat Check: known malware, phishing, and abuse reports
• PDF report by email + JSON export
How is it different from a WHOIS lookup?
WHOIS shows who a domain is registered with.
DomainPulse puts registration, DNS, security, and threat data in one place, then grades it and suggests what to fix.
Works with many African domains too, including .et.
Public data only. Still early, so feedback is very welcome.
domainpulse.snapwre.com
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