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Linkowisko #2 Newsletter Artura Kurasińskiego

March 29, 2021

JAK TO NIE MA WSTĘPNIAKA!?

Spokonie! To tylko kolejna porcja linków na podstawie których mapuję trendy, piszę wstępniaka, inwestuję i odkrywam świat technologii. Jeśli czekasz na mój soczysty wstępniak i rozwinięcie kilku zagadnień to przypominam, że mój "normalny" newsletter wychodzi w każdy czwartek. Tym samym miesięcznie otrzymasz ode mnie aż 8 newsletterów.

Artur Kurasiński

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Artur Kurasiński. Fascynat technologii. Przedsięboiorca technologiczny. Bloger. Bazujemy na tym, co wiemy i rozmawiamy o rozwoju tech biznesu

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