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Tennis Abstract: ATP and WTA Match Results, Splits, and Analysis(tennisabstract.com)
1 points by dhruvkar 4y ago|0 comments
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by dhruvkar 4y ago
I see a lot of comments focusing on reading books about marketing. I've tried this and it didn't work for me. What worked for me, was starting a project that required a mostly marketing and very little engineering. First project w
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by dhruvkar 4y ago
Gyms and exercising is a direct response to our bodies not getting enough movement in our modern day lifestyle. I do think we need that balance. I'm trying out farming on a small plot of land to keep a moving lifestyle.
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by dhruvkar 4y ago
https://www.fundedlist.com Making about 1200/month right now. It's a weekly list of companies that were funded in the last 7 days with founder/ceo contact information. I use a mix of scraping and manual validatio
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by dhruvkar 4y ago
I would start a regenerative agriculture farm. I.e. growing food in the same way it naturally grows in a forest (or savannah etc.) Ever since I became I dad, my attention has been on what we're putting in our bodies -- intentional or n
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by dhruvkar 4y ago
Doesn't have to be a physical product. Informational, educational, software products through affiliates are also targets to run paid ads against.
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by dhruvkar 4y ago
:D Thanks for that. Not opposed to chatting. Do you have marketing experience?
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by dhruvkar 4y ago
Also leaving this for anyone interested: https://www.vox.com/recode/2019/11/26/20930374/nathan-latka-... Seems like he may not have been upfront about the interviews conducted and has been sued a bu
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by dhruvkar 4y ago
wow, that's crazy, I had not heard of this gentleman before. I'll definitely be checking this out, thanks!
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by dhruvkar 4y ago
Thanks. I do have some "name-drop worthy" customers (e.g. Zendesk, Twilio etc.). I have tried that approach, but it's hard to get time with them. I suspect I'd need a bigger pool to pull from.
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Ask HN: How can I grow my $1000/month business?
16 points by dhruvkar 4y ago|11 comments
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Ask HN: How do I improve this business?
2 points by dhruvkar 4y ago|0 comments
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by dhruvkar 4y ago
What happens externally is not in your control. What happens internally is entirely in your control. Your experience of life is entirely internal. Therefore, your experience of life is entirely in your control.
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by dhruvkar 4y ago
techjobsforgood.com Not specifically non profit, but for good companies.
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by dhruvkar 4y ago
Grow a syntropic forest. This sequesters carbon at a high capacity. It improves the quality of the soil and therefore increases nutrients in the food. I personally see that as a huge win to combat climatege change and loss of nutrition in o
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by dhruvkar 4y ago
Ah that's true..
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Ask HN: Is there an app (or API) that tracks popular SaaS price changes?
4 points by dhruvkar 4y ago|2 comments
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by dhruvkar 4y ago
It may not answer your question directly, but I've used python with JAMstack to show (semi) updated information. In my case, I needed to show real(ish) time inventory. Our inventory was stuck in an ERP system without an API. So I wrote
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Ask HN: Do you sync SKUs between Stripe and your main (ERP) system?
1 points by dhruvkar 4y ago|0 comments
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by dhruvkar 4y ago
Have you tried Okular?
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by dhruvkar 4y ago
We're a ~40 person wholesale distribution company and I moved our company to LibreOffice. We also use Google Suite. The issues I face with my company are usually accountants/bookkeepers are used to using Excel. LibreOffice usually
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by dhruvkar 4y ago
I use this and have really good results: https://cointracking.info/ It doesn't track everything e.g. Gala Node mining or eToro, but tracks most of it.
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by dhruvkar 5y ago
Turn inward. Your physical survival is taken care of, now there is only conscious evolution. Your mind (thoughts/feelings/emotions) is going to do what it has always done - run rampant. Now with the emptiness you're feeling,
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Bhai Lang – a toy programming language written in TypeScript(bhailang.js.org)
2 points by dhruvkar 5y ago|1 comments
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by dhruvkar 5y ago
I completely agree. Coming from the tech world, a lot of my focus has been setting up processes, piece-meal outsourcing and letting employees have more autonomy. Recently we even set up a small team in the Philippines to handle data entry.
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by dhruvkar 5y ago
Similar situation as OP. My dad started the business (his 3rd overall) 22 years ago and it's been growing steadily since. My dad still does daily scans of our ERP. I run the business with him and we have 40 employees, and I too have ha
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by dhruvkar 5y ago
I'm in the beginning stages of this and this is just one data point, however: 1. LLC (or even under your own name is fine (I don't remember the costs, but under $100). You'll also need business insurance (I'm paying $70&
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Ask HN: Anyone interested in API to common phone apps operatable by SMS?
4 points by dhruvkar 5y ago|2 comments
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by dhruvkar 5y ago
Throw yourself wholeheartedly into whatever comes into your lap right now. Whether that's a full time job, or a business with traction. Don't worry about whether it's "worth it". Dig deep into anything and at the en
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by dhruvkar 5y ago
I've been working with my dad for the last 6 years, trying to grow a company he started as an immigrant in his 40s (wholesale distributor of natural stone). I'd like to find him a comfortable exit, so he can move to the next stage

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