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by boberoni 6y ago
This was very useful. Thanks for sharing. It seems that Docker images will still run fine on k8s. The main change is that they're moving away from the "Docker runtime", which is supposed to be installed on each of the nodes i
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"Company of One", by Paul Jarvis, the co-founder of Fathom Analytics he goes through lots of stories and anecdotes from companies, consultants, and agencies who found that staying small can be a strategic advantage growth is a mea
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Increasing your price can be used to filter out people who are considering your "only kinda seriously". When you're at the beginning of creating a product, you want to talk to people who are really feeling the pain and really
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> It was a dream we’d be nursing for a long time as bootstrappers like Rob Wailing or Pieter Levels, and communities such as IndieHackers by the Courtland Allen had been a source of inspiration for us ever since 2010. This kinda threw me
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by boberoni 6y ago
I'm glad that the lecture slides were publicly available. I was particularly excited about the slides for architecture and design docs. I just wish I could sit in to listen on lectures (or have the discipline to read through the textbo
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by boberoni 6y ago
These are all very good ideas. In my experience, your Early Adopters, as few as they may be, can be segmented into subcategories. Finding eager users with a high-risk tolerance is hard. But, when you do find them, it means that you have
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I considered donating plasma during college. $100/donation every month is a solid gig. The "donation" part isn't as altruistic as most people think. Plasma is often used for pharmaceutical research, and not directly used
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The first thing that I think of is that SQL is designed for relational schemas, which would involve JOINs operations as well as indexes that optimize for WHERE, GROUP BY, etc. Overall, you have a reasonable expectation of structure over you
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Along with burnout, I would imagine there's a lot of "looking busy" if you have to stay at work for 12 hours each day. The culture of "face" and personal image is quite strong in China, and my hypothesis is that the
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Ask HN: Have you ever buy a product before it was built?
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If I were in your shoes, here's how I would approach it. You didn't mention a specific protest movement, so I will use BlackLivesMatter as an example. I would first reach out to a local chapter of BLM to learn more about their sho
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> 1. Distill your entire product down to 1–2 features. Your first version should be a feature instead of a product. Figure out what 1 feature summarizes the entire product. This is a good way to scope down your first launch, but I think
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Writing definitely matters to my career. There's some quote somewhere about how writing clearly is akin to thinking clearly. Personally, I extend this idea into _communicating clearly_. Career growth will be based on how effectively yo