Channing Allen

@ChanningAllen

Co-founder . Frontman & . Backup dancer .

New York City   San Francisco
Joined December 2009

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Aug 14

    An inspiring recursive function: The system you don't understand is made up of subsystems you do understand.

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    Sep 24

    Instead of “how should I do X”, think “how can I *incentivize* myself to do X really well”. Set up the right environment variables before running the script.

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    Sep 14

    People with “founder mentality” can’t rest once a problem or opportunity is identified. They take on personal responsibility without complaint, learn and recruit skills as needed, and deliver results despite politics. There is unlimited global demand for founder mentality.

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    Sep 12

    Would be 1000x harder to do this without communities like & . ❤️ you both. cc

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  5. Sep 13

    Great to see how much the community in London is growing! 🤜🤛

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    Sep 2

    Looking to fill in knowledge gaps? 's does a great job of teaching concepts like flex alignment, container axes, etc... through a tower defense game!

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    Aug 29

    Someone on answered my question how to conclude causation from correlations, TL;DR: multiple linear regression analysis and remove confounding variables that may ALSO influence the original variable

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  8. Aug 24
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  9. Aug 20

    Just a few of the 🌍 indie hackers who met up this weekend in 🇰🇪 Nairobi, 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Edinburgh, and 🇺🇸 Chicago! This week: 🇪🇸 Barcelona 🇺🇸 NYC 🇺🇸 SF And more:

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    Aug 14

    Just published on : "Bootstrapper's paradox" Sometimes you can't self-fund your business.

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    Aug 13

    Last Friday, the first Toronto meetup took place! Amazing turn out, amazing people. Hope to see y'all at the next one! Photocred to

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    Aug 10

    This works well, as long as 'failure' isn't 7-10 years of your life you spent on your startup, where VCs have many bets going concurrently. That said, I think it's a smart way to approach innovation, placing bets on new products and markets where failure ≠ total failure.

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  13. Aug 14

    Embrace the discomfort. And unless your name is Spock, don't let your intuitions dictate what you spend your time on.

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  14. Aug 14

    Sometimes this work happens to be the most recent thing you stubbed your toe on, or the thing you're already great at doing. But not often. And this causes discomfort.

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  15. Aug 14

    Problem is, there are hundreds of possible tasks for you to focus on, yet only a couple of them constitute your Most Important Tasks™️ — work that will drive you and your company the furthest toward your objectives.

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  16. Aug 14

    (TL;DR since this is : Because pain and pleasure are visceral and tantalizing and they bias your intuitions.)

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  17. Aug 14

    When you follow the path of least resistance, you tend to either work on the most recent thing you stubbed your toe on, or the thing you're already great at doing. Because [reasons].

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  18. Aug 14

    If you're running an early-stage startup and the project you're currently working on doesn't make you a little uncomfortable, odds are you're working on the wrong project.

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  19. Aug 11

    When you view the world as a series of outputs you form opinions. But when you view the world as a series of mechanisms you form strategies.

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  20. Jul 30
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