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by monkin 6y ago
Most of my affiliate websites are below 150k place in Alexa, so I could bet there’s plenty of them in those stats.
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by monkin 6y ago
This doesn’t change anything in what I wrote. Even with one click install. :-)
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by monkin 6y ago
The success of WordPress comes from outsourcing and business built around it. You will find thousands of companies that do only WordPress projects, deployments, customization, and support. Ghost has none of it.
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by monkin 6y ago
WordPress is a pain in the ass when doing that kind of thing now. It is way better to use HUGO/Jekyll generators with CI/CD and Netlify/Cloudflare. You can automate almost every portion of an affiliation website and forget ab
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by monkin 6y ago
My biggest concern is that I still do not know what this app does. The feature page isn’t really convincing. Is it better than iA Writer? If so, why?
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by monkin 6y ago
Don’t forget about limited Markdown support.
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by monkin 6y ago
I will say something immoral to many: Leave him, walk out, and build a business in the same niche with contacts and know-how you already have. There’s one advantage of this: You can start from scratch, build it faster, and better without st
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by monkin 6y ago
What’s with your name? Micro? Mu? m3o? Are you thinking about establishing one name for the whole brand? Especially as “micro” isn’t good searching term, it’s more like “go”. :)
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by monkin 6y ago
SV doesn’t care about porn, because it’s a bad PR, at least for now. There’s no “Larry Flynt” kind of guy there, that would like to move it forward. Or have courage to fight for it. Other then reputation nightmare of doing that kind of busi
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by monkin 6y ago
And, I in 5 second can give you many reasons why SV should get into porn, and make it less taboo, but more open. It’s like with legalization of marijuana, mostly good things can come out from helping regulate this business and cutting off t
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by monkin 6y ago
The most important aspect isn’t awareness is relevant search results. For power users with all those !bangs and stuff DDG is awesome (me included), but average Joe will not find what he is looking for. Especially local results, Google on th
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by monkin 6y ago
Yes, agree with that. It was nice at the beginning, like most of this kind communities. But with popularity and lack of moderation comes huge amount of low-effort content from beginners to beginners and PR pieces by corporates. In the last
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by monkin 6y ago
I don’t like Android but that argument about downloading first DuckDuckGo browser, tapping and long-pressing is silly as f*#k. And, I’m saying this as long time DDG user. They should focus on improving their search engine rather than writin
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by monkin 6y ago
Now I’m waiting for tomorrow’s news “Hacker News Releases Dark Mode”! :)
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by monkin 6y ago
The parking analogy is missed, as they provide you macOS for free, and many other apps. What you will do with them is up to you. And, don’t forget about MacPorts, which is more “core Apple philosophy” than Homebrew.
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by monkin 6y ago
> Tbh it’s kind of weird to me that Apple didn’t sponsor the work needed for this, and would ensure that it happened sooner. They could donate something, but why should they? It’s community project not run by Apple. We, users, who active
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by monkin 6y ago
> The value proposition of twtxt is that it's stupid easy to "add" to your server while being good enough to be used for 80% of what you'd use Twitter or Mastodon for. Maybe for HN users, but not for most of the every
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by monkin 6y ago
It should be “No ads, no tracking, no content, only your data!”. Key value of Twitter is community and huge user base, I don’t see any point of using any copycat if there’s no one to follow. Same thing is with mastodon, sure there are few c
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by monkin 6y ago
What’s next “nowebsite.club”? ;)
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by monkin 6y ago
Oh, wow a personal attack! I didn’t want to offend anyone, but you somehow feel attacked. Either way, have a good day. :)
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by monkin 6y ago
I still prefer the good old “build stuff in rails” (which change a lot, something you don’t really know) over build everything in JS. Which is mostly popularized by new kind of programmers breed who learned everything purely from YouTube. T
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by monkin 6y ago
I mention that, but you can think about it as a “Total Commander” case. ;-)
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by monkin 6y ago
There’s nothing better and more readable than SF Mono, which isn’t there(license), but anyone can download and use it. :)
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by monkin 6y ago
> Nobody downloads music files anymore. I know this may be shocking, but... a lot of people still does it.
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by monkin 6y ago
> 5. Offer real healthcare and psychiatric care. Facebook employees enjoy various benefits, including private health insurance and visits to psychiatrists. Content moderators, who bear the brunt of the mental health trauma associated wit
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by monkin 6y ago
It’s not about smartphones, same thing was years ago with “I bought my child a PC, and now he’s stop doing anything...”. It’s bad parenting, addictive social media’s or games that’s responsible for that, not device itself.
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by monkin 6y ago
How is this “iPhone” fault? “Smartphone” isn’t good for SEO anymore?
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by monkin 6y ago
I don’t have time for argument war, but same thing is with coding/vim/emacs/everything other courses on youtube from people that just started to learn them. If you’re learning and trying to learn others at the same time will
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by monkin 6y ago
Tip No. 1. - Don’t make UI design courses for developers if you don’t have a solid experience in it.
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by monkin 6y ago
Try to run a business for free and come back in few years to tell us how it goes.

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