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This title is a clever way of avoiding the stereotypical "Top X books for Y" that always seem to be an affiliate-mill article (anecdotally).
by devicetray0 7y ago
This title is a clever way of avoiding the stereotypical "Top X books for Y" that always seem to be an affiliate-mill article (anecdotally).
- throwaway2048 7y agoThis article is listicle blog spam trash. Additionally offensive is it conflates "hacker" with "startup founder" (said with irony on "hacker news").
- devicetray0 7y agoI was trying to be more diplomatic, but I totally agree :-)
- TJSomething 7y agoI was a little confused what they called an "indie hacker" and how they dedicated an entire website to such people. It's not conflating "hacker" with "startup founder". It's defining "indie" as "small startup founder" and "hacker" as "person who works in the software industry". As the exact target audience, it's kind of neat to me.
- ardme 7y agoIndie hackers is well known and these guys are legit they don't put out affiliates spam.
- ngngngng 7y agoThey're also owned by Stripe which helps, since they don't really need the money that comes with being affiliate spam.