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by mybestaccount 6y ago
Free speech platforms: People have tried to create content platforms where the premise is "we're just like <insert social media site>, but you can say whatever". e.g. parler, voat, gab, etc... The problem is that becaus
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Ask HN: How to meet co-founders during pandemic?
2 points by mybestaccount 6y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Low-code orchestration system / SaaS
16 points by mybestaccount 6y ago|10 comments
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by mybestaccount 6y ago
A "free speech" platform is not enough of a value proposition for mainstream users to migrate. The only people who will be incentivized to move will be toxic/fringe/controversial people and their followings. If you want
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Ask HN: Best solution for a one-way high quality video stream
1 points by mybestaccount 6y ago|1 comments
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by mybestaccount 6y ago
read "will it fly" you shouldn't be working on an idea for many months full time without showing it to customers. The sooner you get a minimal viable product in front of customers, the quicker you'll know if your idea ha
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by mybestaccount 6y ago
Wouldn't this devolve into people asking the same questions over and over?
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by mybestaccount 6y ago
There are a couple of reasons: - It's uncomfortable. You are typically so excited about an idea that the thought of learning it doesn't have mass appeal is uncomfortable. People avoid uncomfortable realities. In other words: &quot
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by mybestaccount 6y ago
Airtable API apparently is throttled, the don't recommend using it as a backend.
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Ask HN: I need a low-code back end for my app. What should I use?
15 points by mybestaccount 6y ago|16 comments
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by mybestaccount 6y ago
read the book "traction" - you'll have a better idea on how to spend it without wasting it.
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by mybestaccount 6y ago
I would strongly recommend not doing this. The worst thing you can do when creating a piece of software is isolate yourself for x number of months and build it out entirely in isolation. I've effectively done this in the past, only to