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Introducing Lenny's Roundtable 🔥 Lenny Rachitsky published all his content (videos + newsletters) as a repo. So, I built a website where you can ask it a question and it pulls in relevant people who debate each other - grounded in that content. Live at lennysroundtable dot com 🎉

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