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by czue 3y ago
For this type of product it's actually a pretty good model. Adam Wathan (of Tailwind UI) had a good podcast on this topic recently: https://hackersincorporated.com/episodes/lifetime-pricing-is...
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by czue 3y ago
This is a great list, though it's not that helpful for comparing them with each other. There is also https://www.starter.place/ which includes more information about what features are included in each one. What's
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by czue 4y ago
What I do (and would recommend) is building an adjacent product and selling it. The product could be just a higher quality version of the content (e.g. book, course, etc.), or it could be something in the space, like a SaaS that helps your
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The Synthetic Times: an AI-generated artificial news site(synthetic-times.com)
2 points by czue 4y ago|2 comments
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by czue 4y ago
Love this! What's your tech stack for all these projects? Also how do you aggregate all those live viewer counts?
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by czue 4y ago
It totally depends on your product and preferred tech stack. But most of the big ones will likely have very common feature sets so there's not that much differentiate on. One thing I'll mention is configurability. Most boilerplate
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by czue 4y ago
Author here if anyone wants to discuss or ask me anything.
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Quit Monkey, Grit Monkey(coryzue.com)
1 points by czue 4y ago|1 comments
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by czue 4y ago
in case you were wondering how this happened. > We’ve been investigating the root cause of the issue. Earlier tonight, we started having an outage using OpenAI’s GPT-3 Davinci model, which caused the show to exhibit errant behaviors (you
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TikTok May Be a Chinese Superweapon(gurwinder.substack.com)
12 points by czue 4y ago|7 comments
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by czue 4y ago
I agree, though information asymmetry (what you know that your competition doesn't) is a huge competitive advantage in a capitalistic market. Building in public erodes that information asymmetry away, giving away much of your competiti
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by czue 4y ago
(author here) This is an interesting take, and I agree with a lot of it. As I mentioned in the post, I'm not going to stop building in public entirely, and to some extent part of why I'm changing up what I'm doing is to be on
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Farewell, Building in Public(coryzue.com)
2 points by czue 4y ago|0 comments
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The Essential Django Deployment Guide(saaspegasus.com)
2 points by czue 4y ago|0 comments
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by czue 4y ago
The best listing of these I've found is here: https://github.com/smirnov-am/awesome-saas-boilerplates I believe they are listed in ~order of popularity/maturity by framework. Or at least the top 1-2 in each f
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by czue 4y ago
Reminds me of another excellent read https://waitbutwhy.com/2015/12/the-tail-end.html
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by czue 4y ago
Thanks for the shout out David! Not surprisingly, this is also the stack I'd recommend for a solo developer, though I will also sprinkle in React as it makes sense (not as an SPA / decoupled app, but instead embedded in Django as
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Django and OpenAPI: Front end the better way(saaspegasus.com)
2 points by czue 4y ago|0 comments
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by czue 4y ago
Love this! Just used it to archive one of my slack communities and it worked great.
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by czue 4y ago
Sleep is definitely a huge issue when they're very small. I would recommend looking into sleep training and some version of letting them learn to self-sooth (aka "cry it out"). It's not for everyone and it can be emotion
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Technology is not values neutral(consilienceproject.org)
90 points by czue 4y ago|60 comments
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How Trustpilot Extorts Businesses(medium.com)
281 points by czue 4y ago|73 comments
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by czue 4y ago
There are a ton of products like this out there that build on popular frameworks: Saas Pegasus ( https://www.saaspegasus.com/ ) for Python/Django, Bullet Train ( https://bullettrain.co/ ) and JumpStart ( h
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by czue 4y ago
Yeah, it's a bit of a chicken-and-egg problem. If everyone's going crazy then you can't have reasonable conversations even when you try. But if no one tries then everyone will think everyone else is crazy. I feel like we hav
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Rescuing the Art of Disagreement(coryzue.com)
6 points by czue 4y ago|0 comments
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by czue 5y ago
This is what I'm attempting to solve with https://www.saaspegasus.com/ (though is Django, not Flask)
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by czue 5y ago
I'm the creator of https://www.saaspegasus.com/ and would love to have you as a customer, and very happy to answer any questions you have about the Pegasus product, community, etc. That said, all of the popular boilerp
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by czue 5y ago
Hey, competition is what it is. If there was no competition you'd be in a bad market! In this case there's probably room for a handful of small players at least, and certainly many people will have different opinions about what th
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by czue 5y ago
Thanks for the support and let me know if you have any suggestions on how to make Pegasus better! :)
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by czue 5y ago
Django + Postgres + HTMX by default. Graduate to React if and only if required.

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