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After several months of hard work, I'm really excited to announce Amplified today. It's a publication that helps technical founders learn about GTM topics like sales, marketing, and recruiting. It's completely free and covers common topics that engineer-founders run into like handling pilots, getting to the front page of HackerNews, and working with a search firm. Sample Amplified posts: - You're going to fail your first pilot, and that's OK (from Mark LaRosa) - A step by step approach to outbound talent sourcing (from Nathan Remy) - The importance of your company pitch (from Natasha Katoni) - Essential steps to hiring your first salesperson (from Tim Babcock) Everything is specific to technical founders, practical, and informed by our amazing team's decades of experience working on technical tools. It’s hard enough to be a founder, and in some ways, even harder when you’ve spent your career on engineering and haven’t done sales, marketing, or recruiting before. I’m so psyched that we’re starting to write more about what we’ve learned. Check it out! https://lnkd.in/enBUZTUb

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Demo dropped! 🎬 How to Contribute to Open-Source for the First Time! I cover the value of open-source and best practices, followed by a demo at the end. My goal is to prove to you that anyone can contribute to open-source. By following the best practices, you have permission to make open-source contributions with confidence. ✨

The future of Sourcery isn't just in reviewing code. It's also in helping developers quickly fix bugs and implement small features from an issue description. You'll be able to take a GitHub issue, a Linear issue, a Jira ticket and ask Sourcery to plan and develop it for you. It's not quite ready for prime time yet, but I've been trying it out on each of the Advent of Code problems for the last few days and wanted to give a sneak peak at how Sourcery can tackle a problem just from a GitHub issue description.

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