mtlynch

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My $6k Advance as a Self-Published Technical Author(mtlynch.io)
2 points by mtlynch 1y ago|1 comments
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I Got Hacked: A Warning about Malicious PoCs(chocapikk.com)
6 points by mtlynch 1y ago|0 comments
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by mtlynch 2y ago
This is one of the best articles about running a bootstrapped business that I've ever read. These are all great tips that obviously come from years of hard work and introspection. > When I started, I integrated with standard SaaS p
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Four years of running a SaaS in a competitive market(maxrozen.com)
4 points by mtlynch 2y ago|1 comments
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by mtlynch 2y ago
What architectures are supported? Last I checked, ArchiveWarrior only supports AMD64.
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by mtlynch 2y ago
Cool, glad it was helpful! Thanks for following up!
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Everyone knows your location, Part 2: try it yourself and share the results(timsh.org)
318 points by mtlynch 2y ago|70 comments
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by mtlynch 2y ago
> Well, the first problem I had, in order to do something like that, was to find an archive with Hacker News comments. Luckily there was one with apparently everything posted on HN from the start to 2023, for a huge 10GB of total data.
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by mtlynch 2y ago
Also, I'd get rid of the free tier. There's mixed opinion on this, but I think at this stage, you're better off not having freeloaders. You should only be paying attention to customers who want to pay. I'd even get rid o
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by mtlynch 2y ago
Congrats on launching this! The design looks really slick. This might be tough to hear, but I think you fell into a common indie founder trap. It looks like you've let engineering get way ahead of market validation. You have all these
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by mtlynch 2y ago
I don't think the use cases you're describing are what any critics are talking about. How do you feel about someone with more funding than you going to an LLM and saying, "Reimplement the entire Overte source for me, but chan
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by mtlynch 2y ago
> We have an Apache licensed project. You absolutely can use it for anything you want, including AI analysis. I don't appreciate third parties deciding on their own what can be done with code that isn't theirs. That's not
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by mtlynch 2y ago
> Let’s say you have a team that owns a library that is used by ten other teams. The library team has their own goals, their own deadlines, and their own priorities. They are focused on what they have to do to accomplish those. If they a
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What Makes a Great Developer Experience?(codesimplicity.com)
2 points by mtlynch 2y ago|1 comments
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by mtlynch 2y ago
> I think in the future, websites will learn to serve pure markdown to these bots instead of blocking. That way, websites prevent bandwidth overages like in the article, while still informing LLMs about the services their website provide
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by mtlynch 2y ago
Oh, thanks! The first few chapters, I've been primarily targeting web and not testing on e-readers. I figured that until I knew whether people actually wanted to read it, I should just focus on making the web excerpts look decent and t
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by mtlynch 2y ago
For a docs site with no special requirements, I'd be surprised if Hugo or another SSG can't do what they need out of the box. So, it's the cost of implementing your own SSG vs. the cost of figuring out how to use an existing
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by mtlynch 2y ago
> I tried to explain how review workflows work in a PR-based setup, and gave concrete suggestions for how we could improve the process. But they didn’t want to try it. That might sound like a small thing, but at that stage, all I wanted
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by mtlynch 2y ago
> To evaluate this as your are describing, you must reveal your estimate of the workload of what Tiger Beetle has done to roll their own docs. If it took them 5 minutes, for instance, the calculus is far different than if it took 5 years
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by mtlynch 2y ago
Thanks for the reply! I haven't read TigerStyle yet, but I'll check it out. Is this the canonical URL? https://github.com/tigerbeetle/tigerbeetle/blob/main/docs/TI...
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by mtlynch 2y ago
Hi Joran, thanks for your response! For context, I like TigerBeetle, and I respect the team. I'm not trying to take cheap shots but rather to disagree respectfully. > We didn't design our docs because it was "a fun thing&q
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by mtlynch 2y ago
Ah, you're right. They are setting it in HTML. Updated!
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by mtlynch 2y ago
I think this is a fun thing for TigerBeetle to do, but I'm pretty skeptical that this was a good engineering decision. And it's fine to make non-optimal engineering decisions for fun, but the top reason in the article should be, &
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by mtlynch 2y ago
Just testing.
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by mtlynch 2y ago
This is an interesting idea, but it didn't work for me. I tried "Zig developer" and it showed results that hadn't done much Zig work recently. Developers known for their zig work like mitchellh, matklad, and Jarred-Sumne
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by mtlynch 2y ago
This is one of the best articles about running a bootstrapped business that I've ever read. These are all great tips that obviously come from years of hard work and introspection. > When I started, I integrated with standard SaaS p
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Hiding elements that require JavaScript without JavaScript(0xda.de)
67 points by mtlynch 2y ago|45 comments
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by mtlynch 2y ago
> So that's what many of us are doing, moving to PMS + paid advertising / SEO For those of us not in this space, what does PMS mean?
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by mtlynch 2y ago
This is one of the best articles about running a bootstrapped business that I've ever read. These are all great tips that obviously come from years of hard work and introspection. > When I started, I integrated with standard SaaS pr
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by mtlynch 2y ago
Nothing you said refutes any of my criticism. Since you're accusing me of libel, I just checked the fomo website, and I can see that right now, it's presenting fake data. It shows a live updating counter of the number of fomo&#x27

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