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by mraza007 6y ago
Sure definitely Thanks for replying btw :)
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by mraza007 6y ago
Hey I just get enthusiastic about bash and commandline in general as these tools have saved my hours of work compared to using gui And I love your enthusiasm in the comment and things you just taught me today. I’m definitely going to take
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by mraza007 6y ago
If you got more bash hacks or one liners or cool commands for automation I would love to check it out !!!
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by mraza007 6y ago
Hey if you create a book or blog I would love to check out your bash scripts You should definitely try mdbook if you want to keep it in a book format as it offers good fulltext search And I found the entire script interesting I would defini
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by mraza007 6y ago
Hey I loved the product you made. As a student who is always concerned about the spending on cloud services as they can be pricey but I’m just curious I have used google Colab in the past and it charges $10/Month so I wanted to know h
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by mraza007 6y ago
Hey just found out about LowDefy by reading comments and I’m completely blown away by how you can build webapps just by using YAML I’m definitely going to try this for one of my projects
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by mraza007 6y ago
You just taught me something cool as someone who loves commandline I’m definitely going to try this and save this as a gist for future reference
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by mraza007 6y ago
I’m currently developing self hosted texting solution that allows you send text reminders
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Ask HN: How do you perform market research for your product?(SaaS/Software/etc)
5 points by mraza007 6y ago|0 comments
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by mraza007 6y ago
Hey man thanks for replying getting over charged without knowing is my biggest fear this is why I’m hesitant when it comes to deploying services on hosting platforms but you cleared my thoughts and I’ll definitely try flashdrive for my futu
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by mraza007 6y ago
Hey I totally agree with you and thanks for the advise I really appreciate as I’m currently early in my career and have been thinking about alot of ideas just need to put those ideas into execution and try to see what works and what doesn’t
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by mraza007 6y ago
Very useful read and the author explained all the concepts really well
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by mraza007 6y ago
This is my favorite comment and I totally agree with you and more you talk to different people the more you discover and that discovery leads to some of the best ideas. Just curious on what’s the best way to do market research for the prod
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by mraza007 6y ago
The product looks very promising as someone who has been hosting flask projects on heroku I think its totally worth trying flashdrive and the pricing is just perfect in my opinion. I'm just curious lets say you host a small service and
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by mraza007 6y ago
So I have been learning sql since the past month and I have been using the course on udemy called SQL bootcamp by Colt Steele it’s pretty good and the instructor explains stuff in an easy and detailed manner
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by mraza007 6y ago
Oh ok thanks for suggestions I’ll check them out
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by mraza007 6y ago
My question is that lets say if someone does want to learn C++ what are some good resources out there that someone can consume, considering video courses or even books
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by mraza007 6y ago
I agree on this, most of our software is also powered by C++ such as trading systems,our defense software,popular databases such as MySQL and even popular games
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by mraza007 6y ago
Oh I see, yes I was a little curious that product source code is available and I wonder why people are still paying for the product but you just made it clear with your answer thanks man !!
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by mraza007 6y ago
Pretty cool product. I have a very similar product but my question is that how did you convinced the users to pay for the product if its already free
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by mraza007 6y ago
I see and it totally makes sense
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by mraza007 6y ago
Totally agree i think this can be doable but we just have to have enough customers for the product Any ideas on pricing like how should we be pricing it
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Ask HN: How can you monetize your own open source project?
7 points by mraza007 6y ago|5 comments
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by mraza007 6y ago
I honestly read comments more often than reading the post since I discover alot of new things in the comment section of the post
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by mraza007 6y ago
OMG I’m so surprised I was going to post a question on HN yesterday that how can I learn about GNU Coreutils and today I wake up see this What a coincidence!!! Truly an amazing resource on GNU coreutils
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by mraza007 6y ago
Ohh got it thanks for making a platform like this and it can be really useful
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by mraza007 6y ago
Hey I’m just curious to know how is it different when compared to HackerNews
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by mraza007 6y ago
Here’s my take on it It’s a very powerful language and you can almost build anything with python. Plus its very easy to pickup as someone who’s new to programming
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by mraza007 6y ago
As someone who always wanted to explore FFMPEG this can be a great book. I got to know about FFMPEG when I wanted to generate gifs using videos. I’ll definitely buy this book
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by mraza007 6y ago
This is a great idea and this can be really helpful for beginners who want to contribute to open source

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