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dagorenouf
4y ago
WoW i didn’t know this. I need to play tycoon games.
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4y ago
The part of the trailer where we zoom-in to pedestrian level gave me an idea. For all the higher-level systems thinking happening in city builders, we never go into the more subtle signals that can make a city feel great or terrible to its
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4y ago
Seems like the excitement comes from the fact that it's automated, more so than from the actual end-result. None of the logos shown here look visually balanced or well drawn. It will replace mediocre designers but not good ones.
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4y ago
"bet I can improve it a bit and I have zero typography/design skills" so how do you know your changes are actually an improvement?
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The journey of a startup founder – through MEMES
(twitter.com)
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I created these memes to tell the story of building my first startup this past 4 years.
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4y ago
People were saying the same about crypto and web3 6 months ago. Not to say you’re wrong.
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4y ago
Speaking for myself: ever-rising cost of living in western countries makes it scary to have kids. I’m only starting to contemplate becoming a home owner at 34, and it will take 2-3 more years until my wife and I can confidently go for it. B
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4y ago
they invented the concept of paid verification for a major social platform and everybody dunked on them, now others copy them. Kind of like when Apple removes jack port → people dunk on them → then every competitor removes it too.
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4y ago
Twitter iterates like a startup and Facebook steals what works like a big old company.
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4y ago
This looks super handy
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4y ago
My take is that you’re unlikely to get rich in 1 month. So instead, I would find a way to go for the long run: - become a consultant and sell your time to cover basic needs - invest the rest of your time into solving a problem you care abou
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List of Black Friday deals by indie startups
(indiemakerblackfri.glide.page)
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5y ago
been using it for a while and it's been very useful. Affordable way to keep track of seo progress made.
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Founder would rather build features than do marketing. Finally changes his mind
(indiehackers.com)
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5y ago
OP here. I've spent so much time being shy about my product... Then I started getting angry at the fact that people bought from my competitors, even though they had an inferior product. Made me realize that I had learn to convince them
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If your product helps people, it is your moral duty to promote it
(indiehackers.com)
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Big issue for me was not being able to sync with GitHub, which made it impractical as a project management tool. The api should solve that now so I’m hopeful. Not being used as a project management tool, I only used it as a wiki. Then I swi
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It's been requested for at least 3 years. I totally understand that it takes a while so I'm not blaming them. But it seems like in the meantime people have started to move on (I have). Let's hope this can bring back some mome
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5y ago
Now that sounds like a good idea. /s
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6y ago
Also, for many people, making $100k as an indie is infinitely more satisfying than making the same cash working for a FAANG.
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6y ago
We used this before the pivot, when it was just a data unblocker tool. The product was flawless and high quality, although too expensive for our needs in the end. Good luck Airbyte!
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6y ago
“It’s not like one of these acquisitions where the acquired company gets shut down”. Good luck with that.
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What I love about this is that it’s one more nail in the coffin of the notion that “we live way longer than our ancestors thanks to our progress in science”. From what I’ve seen, it’s in realty mostly due to less wars and pandemics, as well
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6y ago
Why did she get him a computer tough, it's the most complex machine there is to access the web. Just an iPhone or iPad would have been better. Children and old people usually fare better with these than with normal "computers"
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Here I was complaining about "big sugar" or "big tobacco" influencing scientific studies, when "big romantic comedy" was behind the wheel this whole time.
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I can spend hours looking at this. Beautiful.
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I do not see the genius of this move.
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They seldom do. When you go down that rabbit hole you realize "science" is an industry like every other, subject to the same forces (wanting to be published, to get media coverage, etc). Reminds me of https://www.bbc.co
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Fat stored in the body is the cause of heart disease, not fat consumption. Sugar is how you tell your body to store fat.
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