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by hyling 3y ago
This book was really helpful for me. It broke down how to structure tests, what results in brittle tests, what to avoid to keep tests maintainable. I believe it answers most of your questions. Software Engineering at Google, Chapters 11-
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by hyling 3y ago
There's https://www.indiehackers.com/ I also follow some people on twitter who are indie or founders @levelsio, @ronyfadel, @ossia, @jakemor
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by hyling 3y ago
Thanks for the details! That's a cool idea. Were you thinking of this one? It was posted 10 years ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5680011
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by hyling 3y ago
Sadly this appears to be spam. Those sites either have been taken offline or they're completely unrelated to the topic.
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by hyling 3y ago
I'd love to find that Show HN post. Any help would be much appreciated. I've search for it using a variety of keywords but still can't find it.
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by hyling 3y ago
Boot strapping is definitely my preferred route for many reasons including what you mentioned. I'm interested in learning more about how to use an existing userbase to create more products, pricing, and product / market fit. I&#x
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by hyling 12y ago
I got Carpal tunnel last year when I was putting in too many hours(60+) for several months. Switching to a Kinesis Advantage Pro keyboard and a RollerMouse Red worked for me. I tried other ergonomic mice (including Evoluent and Anker) and
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by hyling 13y ago
https://www.focusatwill.com works well. I also create a Spotify station by searching for "background music"
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by hyling 13y ago
This worked well for me: http://www.cofounderslab.com/ See if they host a free event near you.