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Lecture 1 - How to Start a Startup (Sam Altman, Dustin Moskovitz)

Opening lecture of Stanford's CS183B course, in which Sam Altman and Dustin Moskovitz cover why to start a company, choosing an idea and market, building a product people want, and assembling an early team.

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Lenny's Newsletter

Lenny Rachitsky's weekly newsletter on product, growth, and startups, drawing on operator interviews and survey data; many posts require a paid subscription. Readers learn acquisition, activation, and retention benchmarks and how established companies found their first scalable growth channels.

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Indie Hackers

Community site for founders of small, self-funded software businesses, featuring interviews, public revenue numbers, and discussion forums. Readers can compare pricing decisions, customer acquisition tactics, and growth paths across bootstrapped products rather than venture-funded startups.

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producthunt.com

Product Hunt is a community-driven platform for discovering and launching new tech products and startups, featuring daily submissions, upvotes, and maker profiles. It offers product pages, discussions, reviews, and curated lists—helpful for learning about MVP concepts and validating ideas.

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mindtheproduct.com

Mind the Product is a product-management media and community platform offering in-depth articles, guides, podcasts, and videos on product strategy, discovery, roadmapping, and leadership. It provides practical content on building and validating MVPs, plus events and courses for PMs.

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Reforge Blog

Reforge's blog publishes free articles on product strategy, growth, and execution written by practitioners at leading technology companies, covering retention, product-led growth, experimentation, and organizational design for product teams.

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