SonuSitebot

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by SonuSitebot 1y ago
Yes, it's still technically possible to write an iOS app in plain C in 2025 — but with caveats. You’ll need to wrap your C code in a minimal Objective-C or Swift layer to satisfy UIKit/AppKit requirements and Xcode’s project struc
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by SonuSitebot 1y ago
Great question — I’ve thought about this too. Technically, large-scale P2P streaming is possible, especially with today’s upload speeds and a tree-like distribution (log(N) structure). But there are big hurdles: Churn & reliability: Pee
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by SonuSitebot 1y ago
That’s a super exciting use case — running millions of test scripts across a multi-host, multi-region setup is no small feat. You're spot on about Testcontainers — it's elegant for one-off, isolated runs (like in CI), but when you
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by SonuSitebot 1y ago
I've worked on a similar setup in Go — managing a pool of "always-on" containers for isolated task execution via docker exec. The official Docker SDK is solid but pretty low-level, so I get the desire for something more ergon
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by SonuSitebot 2y ago
1. At sitebot, we focus on AI-driven solutions for businesses, but these bookmarklets remind me how simple automation can make life easier. Has anyone experimented with AI-powered bookmarklets, like quick content summarization or auto-filli
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by SonuSitebot 2y ago
If you’re aiming to be a "rogue" OSS contributor—essentially an independent developer thriving off open-source work—you’ll need a mix of strategy, skill, and visibility. Here’s how you can make it work: Bounties & Sponsored Is
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by SonuSitebot 2y ago
At Sitebot, we deploy using AWS Lightsail for hosting, with GitHub Actions handling our CI/CD pipeline. For the database, we use MongoDB, and for file storage, we rely on AWS S3. This setup provides us with a balance of simplicity, sca
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by SonuSitebot 2y ago
Discord is not for me either, I guess. young kids seem to be having all the fun there.
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by SonuSitebot 2y ago
If cost is a concern, then Remote is a better option.
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by SonuSitebot 2y ago
In your case, you could start with an AI tool to streamline your recruitment process. For example: Build a simple AI-powered resume screener to filter candidates based on key skills or an internal chatbot to answer common applicant question
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by SonuSitebot 2y ago
I completely understand the importance of prioritizing, and I’m actively looking for ways to manage the workload better. I’ve started hiring interns for time-consuming tasks and providing them with proper training. I believe shortlisting fr
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by SonuSitebot 2y ago
Thank you!
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by SonuSitebot 2y ago
We (Start-up) publish high-quality blogs almost every day on our website, and some of them have received significant views, bringing real impact to our site. This strategy has proven to be an effective way to attract attention and engage po
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by SonuSitebot 2y ago
My tech team is using LLMs to build our product, leveraging them for tasks.
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by SonuSitebot 2y ago
I can relate to your frustration with LinkedIn. I’ve been actively writing on the platform for the past two years, building my visibility and engagement, even earning a recognition badge from LinkedIn. However, despite putting in the effort
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by SonuSitebot 2y ago
I understand where you're coming from, especially with the shifting priorities and the need to make trade-offs. I resigned from my previous job in February 2024 after 10 years with the company, and although I interviewed with a client
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by SonuSitebot 2y ago
Impressive persistence. It’s easy to read a timeline like this and overlook the uncertainty and second-guessing that happens in between. I work in technical marketing, SEO, and product advocacy at a product-based startup, so I know the grin
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by SonuSitebot 2y ago
Fair points. I’m not a founder, but I’ve navigated three very different domains—business development in high-end fashion (traveling across multiple countries), niche technical leadership hiring, and now technical marketing, SEO, and product
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by SonuSitebot 2y ago
I get where you're coming from, but startups often have to make the most of limited resources. It’s less about saying 'no' and more about prioritizing smartly. Have you found a good way to manage workload in a fast-paced envi
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by SonuSitebot 2y ago
I’m in the same boat, working at a startup where taking on multiple projects isn’t really a choice. No matter how careful I am with planning, I still end up overwhelmed. Curious to see what others suggest! One thing that helps me a bit: I t
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by SonuSitebot 2y ago
Solo marketing can get chaotic, so staying organized is key. Here’s my system: 1)Tools: Notion for planning, Ahrefs for SEO, Trello for outreach, Google Calendar for scheduling. 2) Method: Kanban for tasks + weekly sprints to stay on track.