# Dele Tosh
> The engineer who thinks like a lawyer. 13+ years shipping products. Author of The Art of Product, co-founder of Protomated. Writing on building the right thing with AI.
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## Pages
- [The engineer who thinks like a lawyer.](https://deletosh.com/about.md) - I almost went to law school. I didn't—but the mindset never left.
- [Senior product and GTM input—without the full-time hire.](https://deletosh.com/advisory.md) - I work with a small number of founders and businesses at a time. If you're trying to figure out what to build, how to take it to market, or how to bring your team up to speed—that's the work I do.
- [Contact](https://deletosh.com/contact.md) - The best way to reach me is email. For quicker exchanges, I'm on Twitter.
- [Course Welcome](https://deletosh.com/course-welcome.md)
- [The Produch Path - Dele Tosh](https://deletosh.com/course.md)
- [Welcome to the Foundry](https://deletosh.com/foundry-welcome.md)
- [The Foundry](https://deletosh.com/foundry.md)
- [Home](https://deletosh.com/home.md) - I help founders build the right thing, and independent professionals stop losing ground to software that wasn't built for them. 13 years of engineering + product. Author of The Art of Product. Founder of Protomated.
- [Newsletter](https://deletosh.com/newsletter.md)
- [The Product Path — Course Hub](https://deletosh.com/product-path.md)
- [Thank You](https://deletosh.com/thank-you.md)
- [Work](https://deletosh.com/work.md)

## Posts
- [Module 6, Lesson 13: Adding Stripe Payments with Claude Code: A Real Walkthrough](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/06-13-adding-stripe-payments.md)
- [Module 6, Lesson 12: Testing Phase 3 on the Device](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/06-12-test-phase-3-on-device.md)
- [Module 6, Lesson 11: Building Payments and OCR (Phase 3)](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/06-11-build-payments-ocr-phase-3.md)
- [Module 6, Lesson 10: Building the Expense Lifecycle (Phase 2)](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/06-10-build-the-expense-lifecycle.md)
- [Module 6, Lesson 9: Testing on a Real Device](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/06-09-test-on-real-device.md)
- [Module 6, Lesson 8: Build & Completing Phase 1](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/06-08-complete-phase-1.md)
- [Module 6, Lesson 7: Build the Profile Completion](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/06-07-build-profile-completion.md)
- [Module 6, Lesson 6: Writing the Base Authentication](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/06-06-write-base-auth.md)
- [Module 6, Lesson 5: Working the First Issue](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/06-05-work-first-issue.md)
- [Module 6, Lesson 4: Testing the Scaffold Frontend (Mobile)](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/06-04-test-scaffold-mobile.md)
- [Module 6, Lesson 3: Testing the Scaffold Frontend (Web)](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/06-03-test-scaffold-web.md)
- [Module 6, Lesson 2: Testing the API Scaffold](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/06-02-test-api-scaffold.md)
- [Module 6, Lesson 1: Scaffolding the Project](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/06-01-scaffolding-project.md)
- [Module 5, Lesson 5: Connect Project to GitHub](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/05-05-connect-github.md)
- [Module 5, Lesson 4: Connect Claude Design to Claude Code](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/05-04-connect-claude-design.md)
- [Module 5, Lesson 3: Designing the App](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/05-03-designing-the-app.md)
- [Module 5, Lesson 2: Building the Design System](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/05-02-building-the-design-system.md)
- [Module 5, Lesson 1: The Build Pre-reqs](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/05-01-build-pre-reqs.md)
- [Module 4, Lesson 8: Design and Launch Your Facebook Ad](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/04-08-launch-facebook-ad.md) - Why do you need a success page for a Facebook conversion event? You need a success page because the only way a visitor can reach the /success URL is by completing your landing page form, which gives Facebook a reliable signal that a real lead converted rather than just a click. You build the succes…
- [Module 4, Lesson 7: Plan Your Facebook Campaign & Install the Meta Pixel](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/04-07-plan-facebook-campaign.md) - What is the Meta Pixel and why install it before running ads? The Meta Pixel is a snippet of tracking code you place on your live site so Facebook can measure what visitors do after they click your ad, which is what makes conversion trackable rather than guessed. You install it before running ads s…
- [Module 4, Lesson 6: Bypass Ad Blockers with PostHog's Reverse Proxy](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/04-06-bypass-ad-blockers.md) - How do you stop ad blockers from breaking PostHog analytics? You stop ad blockers from dropping your analytics by routing PostHog through a reverse proxy on your own domain, so tracking requests no longer look like they are going to PostHog and get blocked. You enable PostHog's managed proxy featur…
- [Module 4, Lesson 5: Setup PostHog Analytics](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/04-05-setup-posthog-analytics.md) - What is PostHog and how do you set it up? PostHog is a product analytics platform that captures event-based data on what visitors do on your page: scrolling, button clicks, pricing interactions, and email signups. You set it up by creating a free PostHog account, grabbing your project token, and ha…
- [Module 4, Lesson 4: Custom Domain to Vercel](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/04-04-custom-domain-vercel.md) - How do you add a custom domain in Vercel? You add a custom domain in Vercel by adding the domain inside your Vercel project dashboard, then creating a DNS record at your domain registrar that points the domain at Vercel's servers so requests route to your deployment. Vercel handles the HTTPS certif…
- [Module 4, Lesson 3: Connect to Vercel](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/04-03-connect-vercel.md) - How do you deploy a landing page to Vercel? You deploy a landing page to Vercel by first pushing your project to a GitHub repository, then signing up for Vercel with your GitHub login and connecting it to that repo, which gives you a live public URL. From then on Vercel redeploys automatically ever…
- [Module 4, Lesson 2: Connect to ConvertKit](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/04-02-connect-convertkit.md) - How do you connect a landing page to Kit (ConvertKit)? You connect a landing page to Kit (formerly ConvertKit) by creating a Kit form, copying its Form ID and API key, and having Claude Code wire your page's email input to Kit so every submission lands in your subscriber list. You do not touch the…
- [Module 4, Lesson 1: Design the Landing Page](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/04-01-design-landing-page.md) - How do you design a landing page with Claude Code? You design a landing page with Claude Code by cloning a starter repo into WebStorm, copying your Module 2 documents (GTM, market research, summary, UX/UI) into a folder so Claude has context, then running the frontend-design skill to have Claude re…
- [Module 3, Lesson 9: Scoping the GTM Project in YouTrack](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/03-09-scope-gtm-youtrack.md) - How do you scope a GTM project in YouTrack with Claude? You scope a GTM project by pointing Claude Desktop at your market research and GTM documents in the Co-Work tab, where it can use your MCP connections, and ending your prompt with an instruction to ask clarifying questions first, about scope,…
- [Module 3, Lesson 8: Connecting Claude Desktop to YouTrack](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/03-08-connect-claude-desktop-youtrack.md) - How do you connect Claude Desktop to YouTrack? You connect Claude Desktop to YouTrack by manually editing the claude_desktop_config.json file to add a YouTrack MCP server, supplying your YouTrack instance URL and an API token, then restarting Claude Desktop and running a quick test. This is a separ…
- [Module 3, Lesson 7: Building Out the Project in YouTrack](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/03-07-build-project-youtrack.md) - What is an Epic in YouTrack? In YouTrack, an Epic is a large milestone that groups a set of related features under one heading, roughly a chapter for a phase of your product; it is its own issue type, and in this setup each phase of your implementation roadmap maps to one Epic. Under each Epic sit…
- [Module 3, Lesson 6: Set Up Claude Code + YouTrack](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/03-06-setup-claude-code-youtrack.md) - How do you connect Claude Code to YouTrack? You connect Claude Code to YouTrack by creating a YouTrack API token and adding a .mcp.json config file in your project root that points Claude Code at YouTrack over MCP, then starting Claude Code with the flag that loads only that project's MCP servers.…
- [Module 3, Lesson 5: Writing the Implementation Roadmap](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/03-05-implementation-roadmap.md) - What is an implementation roadmap? An implementation roadmap is a phased, sprint-based delivery plan that sequences your prioritised features into a build order that respects dependencies and capacity, with each phase ending in something you can actually ship to users. It answers when and in what o…
- [Module 3, Lesson 4: Designing RICE](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/03-04-design-rice.md) - How do you decide what to build first? You score your features with RICE (Reach, Impact, Confidence, Effort), so priority comes from evidence, not from whatever feels exciting. Claude Code reads your specs and generates a ranked Feature Priority Matrix saved to your project. What is RICE scoring? R…
- [Module 3, Lesson 3: Installing Claude Code](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/03-03-install-claude-code.md) - How do you install Claude Code? You install it with one command in the WebStorm terminal (on Windows, inside WSL), then log in once to connect it to your Claude account. After that it runs inside your project, reading files and writing code with no copy and paste. What is Claude Code and how is it…
- [Module 3, Lesson 2: Writing the Spec with Claude Desktop](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/03-02-writing-spec-claude.md) - How do you write a spec with Claude Desktop? You point Claude at the docs you built in Module 2, then have it turn them into structured feature specs, written into your project as files. The result is a /specs folder your codebase gets built from, not a note or a Slack message. What is a feature sp…
- [Module 3, Lesson 1: Setting Up WebStorm + Claude](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/03-01-setup-webstorm-claude.md) - How do you set up WebStorm and connect it to Claude? You install WebStorm, create your project, then enable MCP and wire it to Claude Desktop. Now Claude can control your editor and write straight into the codebase. It turns your Module 2 docs into a real build environment. What is MCP and why conn…
- [Module 2, Lesson 7: User Flow in Figma](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/02-07-user-flow-in-figma.md) - How do you build a user flow diagram in Figma with Claude? You hand Claude your four product docs, then connect Figma over MCP so Claude draws the whole flow in FigJam for you. You never touch Figma yourself. You just need an account and a browser. This is also your first real use of MCP, walked th…
- [Prompt Library](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/prompt-library.md) - All Prompt organized
- [Module 2, Lesson 6: Generating the GTM Document](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/02-06-generate-gtm-doc.md) - How do you generate a go-to-market document with Claude? You feed Claude the research and specs you already built, and it produces a concrete sales and marketing playbook: who you sell to, the channels that reach them, the message, and the launch order. It is the bridge from having a product to act…
- [Module 2, Lesson 5: Generating the Investor Summary](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/02-05-generating-investor-summary.md) - What is an investor summary and how do you write one with Claude? An investor summary, also called a stakeholder summary, is a non-technical, high-level document that answers one question above all: will this make money? You write it by prompting Claude to lead with consequences rather than descrip…
- [Module 2, Lesson 4: Generating the UX/UI Document](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/02-04-generate-ux-ui-doc.md) - What is a UX/UI document and how do you create one with Claude? A UX/UI document defines how your product looks and how users move through it: design philosophy, UI references, colour palette, typography, component recommendations, key user flows, screen inventory, and empty states. You create it b…
- [Module 2, Lesson 3: Generating the Technical Document](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/02-03-generate-technical-document.md) - What is a technical document and how do you generate one with Claude? A technical document is the blueprint that answers what exactly you are building and how: the app name, the recommended stack, the architecture, cost projections, and environment setup. You generate it by feeding your validated r…
- [Module 2, Lesson 2: Reviewing Your Market Research](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/02-02-review-market-research.md) - How do you review AI generated market research? You treat the AI output as a first draft, not the final answer, then pressure test it against reality. That means visiting competitor websites yourself, reading real app store reviews where actual customer pain lives, studying the biggest player in th…
- [Module 2, Lesson 1: Market Research](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/02-01-market-research.md) - How do you do market research with Claude? You use Claude Desktop's Deep Research feature, driven by structured prompts, to size the market, map competitors, and surface real demand before committing to a build. A useful trick is to have Claude ask you clarifying questions first, which makes the ou…
- [Module 1, Lesson 2: Understanding the Process](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/01-02-understanding-the-process.md) - What is the seven step process The Product Path follows? The process runs in a deliberate order: market research, documentation, user journey mapping, feature requirements, project planning, then build. Each phase produces the exact input the next phase needs, so by the time you write code the hard…
- [Module 2, Lesson 0: Module Intro, Research & Strategy](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/02-00-module-intro.md) - What is Module 2 of The Product Path about? Module 2 is the research and strategy phase, where you replace gut feeling with structured market research so your idea is validated before a single spec exists. By the end you have five documents grounded in real data: a market research report, a technic…
- [Module 1, Lesson 1: What You'll Need](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/01-01-what-youll-need.md) - What do you need to start The Product Path course? You need three things: an idea worth testing, a Claude account (Pro or higher), and a willingness to plan before you code. No heavy tooling or prior setup is required at the start; the tools get introduced and installed step by step as the course n…
- [Module 1, Lesson 0: Module Intro](https://deletosh.com/courses/product-path/01-00-module-intro.md) - Why plan before building when AI makes coding so fast? Because AI has made it cheap to build the wrong thing in a single afternoon, so planning upfront is now protective rather than old fashioned. Front loading research, documentation, and specs means the hard decisions are settled before you write…
- [Enterprise AI — How to Use Copilot at Work (Without Getting Fired)](https://deletosh.com/writing/microsoft-copilot-work-enterprise-ai.md) - Part 5 of 5 in the series: AI at Work — A Professional's Field Guide How do you use Microsoft Copilot at work without breaking compliance? Set it up correctly (save the file to OneDrive or SharePoint, turn on Auto-Save, and confirm a Microsoft 365 Premium Copilot license), keep confidential client…
- [Platform Architecture — Why the Tool You're Using Might Be Holding You Back](https://deletosh.com/writing/ai-platform-architecture-claude-pro.md) - Part 3 of 5 in the series: AI at Work — A Professional's Field Guide What is the difference between an AI aggregator and direct access? An aggregator bundles several models (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini) into one subscription but usually serves an older version of each, while direct access (Claude.ai Pr…
- [Document Analysis — The Superpower Most Professionals Miss](https://deletosh.com/writing/ai-document-analysis-professionals.md) - Part 2 of 5 in the series: AI at Work — A Professional's Field Guide What is AI document analysis? It is uploading a file, a form, regulation, or client document, directly into an AI tool and having a structured, section by section conversation about that exact document, instead of describing it fr…
- [AI Fundamentals — What's Actually Happening Under the Hood](https://deletosh.com/writing/ai-fundamentals-professionals.md) - Part 1 of 5 in the series: AI at Work — A Professional's Field Guide What is a large language model, and why does it matter for professionals? Every AI tool you use (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or your firm's assistant) runs on a large language model: a system trained on huge amounts of text that pred…
- [You're Using AI Wrong at Work. Here's How to Fix It.](https://deletosh.com/writing/ai-at-work-professionals-guide.md) - What is the biggest mistake professionals make with AI at work? Treating AI like a search engine: typing a vague question and hoping for the best. The fix is a repeatable prompt structure and knowing which tool (internal, public, or embedded) to use for each task, so you get client-ready output ins…
- [Setup Docassemble Document Automation Locally](https://deletosh.com/writing/docassemble-local-setup.md) - In this guide, we will setup our system to run docassemble without using the playground or a server. This allows us to use a regular text editor, save our work so we can collaborate on interviews with colleagues and we get an easier way to use MS docx templates with docassemble. This article is par…
- [Setup a self-hosted Ghost CMS on CapRover](https://deletosh.com/writing/ghostcms-caprover-install.md) - Ghost CMS is a simpler and faster WordPress alternative with a big problem: the price ($29 – 299/month!). In this guide, I share an easy way to set up Ghost CMS on your own server using CapRover. At the end of this guide, you can have a website like Buffer’s blog or this website (deletosh.com) with…
- [How to Sync Logseq Notes Across Windows, Mac and Mobile](https://deletosh.com/writing/sync-logseq-notes-all-devices.md) - A painful problem with Logseq is: the iOS mobile app needs iCloud to sync to your notes. On my other devices I prefer and use Dropbox. Let’s fix it. In this guide, I will share how to sync your notes from Dropbox (or Google Drive) on your other devices to iCloud on iOS (iPhone and iPad). At the end…
- [Connect VS Code to GitHub for Legal Coding](https://deletosh.com/writing/connect-vscode-github.md) - If you’re a legal professional and want to automate your document assembling process at the unbeatable price of FREE, you’re in the right place. Tools like theformtool, HotDocs, Pythagoras, etc have comparable feature, the cost adds up. And for docassemble there’s a catch: The learning curve is ste…
- [Learning to Learn](https://deletosh.com/writing/learning-to-learn.md) - What counts as interesting? When’s the last time you learned something useful? Something that really shifted your knowledge and made a difference. How about the last time you found something “interesting” online—or several “interesting” things online? Every day, you make this choice on your time: *…
- [The Art of Thinking Poorly](https://deletosh.com/writing/the-art-of-thinking-poorly.md) - What does good thinking look like? Thinking is hard work. To write well, you must think well, that’s more work. And that’s a start. To write well, read a lot. This helps you see what good writing looks like. You know what to steal and how to craft your own voice. Importantly: You originate better t…
- [The Focus Problem](https://deletosh.com/writing/the-focus-problem.md) - winning the war of art It’s hard seeing things through. Since I heard of the magpie, when someone hops from one thing to the next, I think of this bird. The magpie is a very intelligent, like many. It collects shiny things, like many. And like many, it doesn’t see things through meaningfully. lure…
- [You, Inc.](https://deletosh.com/writing/you-inc.md) - Is anything else more important than you? This year, protect your best asset: you. No matter how productive, inventive or anything else you might be, the best thing you can do for yourself is to take care of the only thing that is irreplaceable—yourself. I don’t mean hire bodyguards, but be in the…
- [An Anti-Forecast](https://deletosh.com/writing/an-anti-forecast.md) - So… 2020, huh? How has 2020 been for you so far? With everything the world has been through this year, things will not be the same. The question for you is, how can you take advantage of the shift to put yourself or your product in a better place. Think of your [product] positioning and think of th…
- [Getting Everything You Can - #1](https://deletosh.com/writing/getting-everything-you-can-1.md) - Never fall in love with… Hello friend, In the next few emails, I will share lessons from my distant mentor, Jay Abrahams (the 21.7 billion dollar man) — with application to digital products. Here’s a start: they fall in love with the wrong thing The wrong thing can even be your solution to a proble…
- [Inventing: Overrated.](https://deletosh.com/writing/inventing-overrated.md) - How to “model” success instead Inventing is overrated. What you need is a framework to re-invent. Here’s the catch: Think in terms of what others have done that you can model. A model that you can use as a blueprint for your innovation. Here are some relevant frameworks: 1. Can you do it better and…
- [How to Invent Anything, Simplified](https://deletosh.com/writing/how-to-invent-anything-simplified.md) - How to Create Luck like its Paper There’s an untold secret to inventing and innovating things — it’s often a remix. The trick is figuring out what you can remix. Let’s pick an example: a book you read recently. I’m sure you will want to thank Gutenberg for inventing the ability to print. Not so qui…
- [The COVID Void](https://deletosh.com/writing/the-covid-viod.md) - What are your hidden opportunities? COVID has thought me an important lesson. Everything can turn around in a snap. It is teaching me to play and think defensively. The good news is, in unusual times, the market creates vacuums, vacuums that are filled by opportunist — like you. Here are some inter…
- [When is the Right Time?](https://deletosh.com/writing/when-is-the-right-time.md) - How to predict a market’s future The usual advice you get when building something new is, “just do it”. How about if you can look into the future and know if what you’re doing is any good? Let’s take an example: Say I want to get into the meal kit delivery business like HelloFresh. Let’s see what m…
- [How To Be Great like Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, and others?](https://deletosh.com/writing/unlike-greatness.md) - Here’s the untold secret I found this remarkable and want to share. Donald Trump was once asked how he became a billionaire. Most expected an answer long and sour, but Trump kept it short and sweet: “EVERYTHING in life is LUCK.” And here’s the truth about “greatness” A Word from Fellow Animals The…
- [Everyone wants to Code. Not You.](https://deletosh.com/writing/everyone-wants-to-code-not-you.md) - If you are to start learning to code today, it’s overwhelming but don’t worry, there’s a simpler alternative: don’t learn to code. Here are two alternate paths: * “No Code” and * “Coding is plumbing” The core to both of these ideas lies in focusing on the hardest bit of today’s business, figuring t…
- [This Growth Channel Beats Social Media by 3,800%](https://deletosh.com/writing/beats-social-media-by-3800.md) - How can you tap into a sustainable growth channel? For what to focus on fueling your organic growth, the choice is often between email and social media. The winner is Email. By far. Dele are you nuts?! It’s 2020, who still uses email. Hold my pen friends, let me share some recent research from Hubs…
- [The NPF Method: Building A Client-First Legal Product](https://deletosh.com/writing/the-npf-method.md) - Regardless of what you know about computers or software, here’s one thing I can assure you: Today, building a software-based business is easier than ever. I know, I know… you don’t believe me [yet] and that’s OK. In this guide, you will soon learn why that is. I will walk through a framework for bu…
- [The Ultimate Quick-Start Guide to AI, Machine and Deep Learning](https://deletosh.com/writing/machine-deep-learning-guide.md) - If you ignore the role Artificial Intelligence plays in today’s business landscape, you’re doomed. Despite the general awareness of AI, many often forget that you can’t just hire a couple of data scientists to make inroads in the industry. Here’s the small secret: Data scientists are good at workin…
- [A Simple Pragmatic Guide on Learning to Code](https://deletosh.com/writing/learning-to-code.md) - These days, everyone and their dogs want to learn to code — that’s fine, as long as you understand what you’re about to take on. Since I’ve been getting this question a lot lately, here’s my response. First an important point, sites like codeacademy, treehouse, etc. give a false sense of progress,…
- [A Crash Course in Data Science](https://deletosh.com/writing/data-science-crash-course.md) - Almost everyone believes they know what data science is until you ask them what it is: Content 1. Why Data Science 2. The Complexities of Data Science 3. The Data Science Process and Workflow 4. Tools for Data Science 1. PYTHON VS R 2. TOP PYTHON DATA SCIENCE PACKAGES: 5. Top Resource to Learn Data…
- [50 Ways I'm Trying to Get My LIFE Together](https://deletosh.com/writing/50-principles.md) - 1. Live below my means, try hard to avoid all debt. If it’s really important if I can’t afford it now, I can save up for it, again, it can always wait. 2. Just as important is saving — especially for emergencies. It will happen, I have to realize, it. 3. Exercise. Everyday is ideal — we are meant t…
- [Getting Up and Going in Life](https://deletosh.com/writing/getting-up.md) - One day you will wake up and it might seem like you’re up against a brick wall, it might seem all bleak. You’re not alone. Here’s some relieve: * Every night, think of two things you’re grateful for, write them down. Even better, if they involve people, thank them; over the phone, via email, or in…
- [How to Start Living your Life and Stop Caring about other "Crap"](https://deletosh.com/writing/start-living.md) - My friend confessed to me something we all face everyday: she’s too worried about what people will say, or how people will perceive her if she does something she really wants to do. She’s not living her life. I was once there, and sometime still face the perils. This piece changed how I approached…
- [Deconstructing Learning](https://deletosh.com/writing/deconstructing-learning.md) - I started blogging second semester of my freshman year in college; some semesters later, graduation time calls and the question is, do I have anything to say about college life/experience/insight. Because I’ve forgotten most of what I learned freshman year (get the point?) and some semester after t…

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