asdev

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   by asdev 5y ago

   you need to hang out in crypto related discords, maybe a community around the Ocean protocol you talk about. I'm familiar with crypto but from a glance I have no idea what these tokens are. HN is anti-crypto if you didn't know so
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   by asdev 5y ago

   Hey Rob, do you have some resources on B2C businesses? For example starting something like Facebook or TikTok? I noticed that most of the Mom Test seems geared more towards B2B though some of the insights can be extrapolated to B2C as well
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   by asdev 5y ago

   Why would anyone use this as opposed to the DB offerings provided within the respective serverless cloud platforms? I think cloud platforms also charge more for egress to 3rd party services as well
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   by asdev 5y ago

   do you advertise? or get most of your leads from SEO?
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   by asdev 5y ago

   how did you find customers for your products?
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   by asdev 5y ago

   any ideas for B2C apps?
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   by asdev 5y ago

   Programming languages don't matter for most backend roles. Most companies just look for general programming expertise or relevant expertise to what the job position requires.
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   Ask HN: How do you outsource marketing?

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   by asdev 5y ago

   This seems like a classic case of "build and they won't come". I feel like OP could've validated that the market for a product like this is too competitive quite easily before writing a line of code.
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    by asdev 5y ago

    very interested if you know how to find a good agency for this as well. please DM/message if you can, thanks
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    by asdev 5y ago

    thanks for the feedback! I fixed the screenshot. I definitely agree, trust and safety is going to be the number one priority if I'm able to get this thing off the ground. Ideally though, these aren't really events, they're mo
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    by asdev 5y ago

    Still working out how to get a user base. First step would be to use paid social(expensive) to drive awareness and see if I can build a waitlist. From there I can re-engage the same folks with other opportunities(referral, giveaway) in orde
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    by asdev 5y ago

    The frameworks you're familiar with
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    by asdev 5y ago

    I am working on an app to solve the issue of making friends and meeting like-minded people. https://www.trypoppin.com If anyone is interested in co-founding and located in NYC, let me know. Ideally with front-end or mobile exper
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    by asdev 5y ago

    in my opinion, having friends that you can meet up with and hang out in person >>>>>>> online friends. it's a night and day difference. you can still feel lonely if you talk to a bunch of people online but don&#x27
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    by asdev 5y ago

    do you think email sign up would be preferrable? I was thinking it's better to get people to follow the Instagram account so I can reach them when I launch
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    by asdev 5y ago

    Shameless plug, I'm trying to build an app to hopefully help with this. A platform for platonic friend making based on shared interests. I find that it's very hard to meet and connect with like minded people regardless of where yo
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    by asdev 5y ago

    everyone saying to build on the side probably hasn't built or shipped anything on the side. building on the side: - hard to think deeply or carve out deep work for side project when work + life keeps interrupting - hard to make progres
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    by asdev 5y ago

    Young ambitious people are starting companies, not going corporate.
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    by asdev 5y ago

    At some point you need to weigh work life balance, career fulfillment, responsibility(more at a startup) vs a FANG salary. Some people don't mind either working their ass off for a large salary or being a cog in a machine. But for most
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    by asdev 5y ago

    I think the issue here is skilled developers can build this themselves and the product doesn't appeal to non technical folks. so it's kind of in no man's land.
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    by asdev 5y ago

    this was also the case with the internet. the world wide web was just an experiment for a long time. applications and their base layers take time to develop. can't rule it out yet. tokens and shitcoins as get rich quick schemes are det
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    by asdev 5y ago

    we have daily async standups on slack where we post updates. i would love to be able to schedule that message
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    by asdev 5y ago

    It's way easier to build up experience and get your hands on impressive projects than at behemoth corporations. FAANG is not what it's all cracked up to be for 95% of people joining these days
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    by asdev 5y ago

    what does this have to do with OP's post? Does the book directly contradict OP's work
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    by asdev 5y ago

    even then, even a slightly janky looking page signals a lack of trust
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    by asdev 5y ago

    generic isn't good enough to catch a user's eye and get them interested though
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    by asdev 5y ago

    know your strengths, and find a partner to cover your weaknesses. then just start building and do-ing
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    by asdev 5y ago

    as a backend dev, it's very hard to make a UI and landing page that looks presentable, especially in 2021
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    by asdev 5y ago

    checks price 40.3k...yeah it really plummeted. Everyone who upvoted this is a FUDster