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ksahin
7y ago
Amazing documentary! I was really surprised about how he came with the name "Vue". The "Benevolent Dictator for life" model seems to work just fine!
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ksahin
7y ago
It seems this post is about transactional emails, not marketing ones. CF the first paragraph!
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ksahin
7y ago
I know the results are biased given it's a sample from OP inbox but I'm surprised not so see https://postmarkapp.com/ here. I thought they were pretty popular.
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ksahin
7y ago
I have many cron jobs in AWS Lambda functions for many tasks. I wrote a blog post about how to monitor a competitor website using Python / Lambda and serverless framework for deployment: https://dzone.com/articles/
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ksahin
7y ago
Is there a code example to extract tweets from a hashtag like this one?
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ksahin
7y ago
"A basic installation of SAP has 20,000 database tables, 3,000 of which are configuration tables. In those tables, there are ~8,000 configuration decisions you need before even getting started." Wow, really?
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ksahin
7y ago
+ VAT management, self-serve portal etc. Chargebee is really great
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ksahin
7y ago
You made my day with this quote thanks!
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ksahin
7y ago
Also in Europe, I've been using Discord almost daily for 5 years now, and always impressed by the voice quality.
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ksahin
7y ago
What public available web archive are you referring to? I know CommonCrawl but it's a monthly archive.
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ksahin
7y ago
Are you using an open-source web crawler like Stormcrawler / Apache Nutch or are you using Google queries as others suggested?
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ksahin
7y ago
Very interesting report! I was a bit shocked by these answers: "What’s your 10-year goal? - 36% just want to continue building cool things - 23% want to become a technology leader (SVP, CTO) - 19% want to start their own company - 15%
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ksahin
7y ago
Interesting list, I'm wondering how did you get this data?
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ksahin
7y ago
For my next side project, I'd like to test https://render.com/ It seems like a cheaper alternative to Heroku. Any feedback on this?
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ksahin
7y ago
Yep people really pay $29-$69 for a 130 pages eBook! I tested all the prices between $9-$99 and I found these three tiers approach to be the most effective. To be honest, this was a very difficult subject for me, here was my thinking proces
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ksahin
7y ago
Hey thanks a lot for your comment! For point 2) yes that's something I could have tried, I see a lot of people doing this so I guess it works. About point 3) I know that for SF folks making 150-200k / year, $400/month is like
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ksahin
7y ago
OP here, the number I gave is after fees. The website is static, hosted (for free) on Netlify. It’s not just about the money as I said in the tweet! It’s about being (a little bit) paid for doing something I like (writing)
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ksahin
7y ago
Hey thanks for the comment (better to write in English on HN I guess). Go for it! Self-publishing is obviously much better in terms of margins, but you have to take care of the distribution (in my case the blog was useful)
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ksahin
7y ago
Thanks! You're right it's not a "niche" subject. But Web Scraping with Java is probably a little "niche"!
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How I make $400/month with my technical eBook
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ksahin
7y ago
Paw is amazing indeed. The pricing model + the fact that it's native!
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Show HN: Get an email alert once your favorite Twitter handle is available
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ksahin
7y ago
What do you mean? You can hunt your own product on PH now!
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ksahin
7y ago
Hey, You should start your own blog on your own domain, and cross-post it to dev.to / Medium publication (like Hacker Noon) dev.to is becoming more and more popular, really easy to use, it supports markdown and they don't mind cr
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Practical Xpath for Web Scraping
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XPath for Web Scraping
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12 Months of Bootstraping
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ksahin
7y ago
Waouh congrats!
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ksahin
7y ago
There's something weird when I create a post. When I search existing subs, (for example programming) it doesn't seem to work. Am I doing something wrong or is it a bug?
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ksahin
7y ago
You made my day.
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