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Show HN: A browser-based public speaking simulator with WebXR support(generateppt.com)
3 points by fer_momento 28d ago|0 comments
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by fer_momento 2mo ago
fair, even though the API key is only stored in sessionStorage, or localStorage if you choose to save it, I understand why people still would not feel comfortable pasting it into a random website
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Show HN: I Made Generateppt.com Free(generateppt.com)
4 points by fer_momento 2mo ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Generateppt, an anti-bloat presentation tool(generateppt.com)
1 points by fer_momento 6mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Bulktopus – Generate All Your Ad and Social Media Images 10x Faster(bulktopus.com)
2 points by fer_momento 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: I built a free tool that lets you record a video resume in the browser(resumemaker.online)
1 points by fer_momento 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: All-in-One Social Media Profile Preview Tool(previewmyprofile.com)
1 points by fer_momento 2y ago|0 comments
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How to cut through all that noise
4 points by fer_momento 2y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Aicarousels.com – The Fastest Way to Create Social Media Carousels(aicarousels.com)
1 points by fer_momento 3y ago|0 comments
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by fer_momento 3y ago
I recently decided to take on a personal #buildinpublic challenge where I set out to build and launch a SaaS product in just 10 days. It had been quite a while since I’d built a product from scratch, and I wanted to push myself to create so
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I Built and Launched SaaS in 10 Days (Video Devlogs(youtube.com)
1 points by fer_momento 3y ago|1 comments
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by fer_momento 3y ago
Hey there! I recently took on a personal challenge: building and launching a SaaS in just 10 days. It was quite a journey, to be honest. The end result is aiCarousels.com! I've been documenting the process on video and posting it on Yo
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Show HN: Streamlining Resume Building with AI: UX Case Study(bootcamp.uxdesign.cc)
1 points by fer_momento 3y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How important is it to be passionate about the problem you are solving?
2 points by fer_momento 4y ago|1 comments
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by fer_momento 4y ago
Good old jQuery. Thanks for your kind words!
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by fer_momento 4y ago
I felt like a fraud because I thought, “I’m not a good developer. I am just a designer.” It took some time to change my mindset. I’m sure many of you can relate to feelings of self-doubt and impostor syndrome — I know I can. But I’m proof
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I Went from Feeling Like a Fraud to Making $300 in Sales in a Day(fernandopessagno.medium.com)
2 points by fer_momento 4y ago|3 comments
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I Grew My Startup to 100.000 Visitors per Month with No Time for Marketing(fernandopessagno.medium.com)
1 points by fer_momento 4y ago|1 comments
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by fer_momento 4y ago
Disclaimer: this is by no means a guide or advice on what to do, because I’m far from being a good marketer (more often than not I feel like I’m throwing darts in the dark), but by telling my story, hopefully it sparks ideas that are applic
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by fer_momento 4y ago
Most people are more motivated by external factors than internal ones, so they simply work better when they are accountable to someone else. When you are working on your own, there isn't usually anyone making sure that you are actually
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by fer_momento 4y ago
I would never advise someone to work 18 hour days, especially if they already have financial stability from a full-time job. There's no need to rush it - taking it slowly is also valid.
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by fer_momento 4y ago
In some ways, working on my startup is like playing video games for me - it's just too much fun. But burnout might come from not being able to work on it, actually.
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by fer_momento 4y ago
Depends of what you want to build. Going all-in is a valid option but not the only one. It is possible to have a job, get 8+ hours of sleep, and also run a profitable side project. This is especially important for first time founders.
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by fer_momento 4y ago
+++ This is so important and one of the hardest things for me. I discover that when you schedule for leisure, you are less likely to feel guilty about taking a break.
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by fer_momento 4y ago
Basically, yes. I work remotely, so I'm not a huge breakfast guy. I have a banana and yogurt on my desk as a quick breakfast right after I wake up and then start working.
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by fer_momento 4y ago
Correct! I may have forgotten to include a disclaimer that I am only referring to first time builders, those who want to build a lifestyle business or just test the waters with a new product idea.
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by fer_momento 4y ago
100% true. Luckily for me, I live in Sweden and work life balance here is great, we get +four weeks of vacation and many benefits. So far, I haven't met anyone with the "hustle hustle hustle" attitude that you can find in oth
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by fer_momento 4y ago
There are both good and bad psychological implications. Personally, for me it allows me to approach my business without the pressure that it needs to be successful. Having a more relaxed attitude prevents me from panicking and making stupid
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How to stay focused while working on your startup and having a 9 to 5(fernandopessagno.medium.com)
178 points by fer_momento 4y ago|125 comments
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by fer_momento 4y ago
The startup scene is often romanticized as an all-or-nothing endeavor, where you either go all-in and burn the midnight oil or you don’t make it at all. Well, I think that’s bullshit. There’s nothing wrong with taking things slow, and worki

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