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by mzrnsh 4y ago
Good point. That still equips your competitors with all they need to ruin your reputation though: email: some@real.address username: F*YOU submit! Now your sending "Hey F*YOU!" to real people.
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by mzrnsh 4y ago
This is the way
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by mzrnsh 4y ago
What's stopping the spammers from entering " http:// suspicious .link" as username and someone's real email as email?
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My sign up form was abused to send spam. Is yours safe?(mzrn.sh)
59 points by mzrnsh 4y ago|54 comments
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How to host your Tailwind CSS and Jekyll personal blog on GitHub Pages(jekyll.ohsostatic.com)
1 points by mzrnsh 4y ago|1 comments
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by mzrnsh 4y ago
This is not a plea for feedback on whether or not Jekyll or Tailwind CSS are good or bad tools to build websites with. Love them? Good! Hate them? Also fine! But if you have such a website and want to host it on GitHub Pages for free, it&#x
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Using Airtable as a 'database' for Jekyll(mzrn.sh)
3 points by mzrnsh 4y ago|1 comments
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by mzrnsh 4y ago
Or how I made a static site 'dynamic', but still kept the good stuff
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by mzrnsh 4y ago
Thanks for the feedback, just added this section to the legal page: https://i.snipboard.io/cRbeiC.jpg Hope that will be enough for now.
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Show HN: Weightless – a minimalist newsletter tool for static sites(weightless.so)
6 points by mzrnsh 4y ago|2 comments
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by mzrnsh 4y ago
I created this tool when writing a blog post on how to use Airtable as a database for a Jekyll website. Personally, I don't like tutorials that build to-do apps (or now, Wordle clones) as I think they are often detached from real world
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Show HN: A tool that shows the stable version number for frameworks/libraries(up-to.date)
2 points by mzrnsh 4y ago|1 comments
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by mzrnsh 4y ago
Looks good, I had a similar setup with Gulp up until last year. But isn't this a bit outdated now? I think it still uses Tailwind CSS 2.
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by mzrnsh 4y ago
Huh, that was half a joke. But check this out: https://twitter.com/jspeiser/status/1519816372179673088
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by mzrnsh 4y ago
I love building websites the old-fashioned way: with Jekyll. But I also love styling them with a bit modern approach: Tailwind CSS. So I posted a guide on how to make those two work together.
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Beginner-friendly guide to use Tailwind CSS with Jekyll(mzrn.sh)
56 points by mzrnsh 4y ago|31 comments
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by mzrnsh 5y ago
A few people have objected this line: > [The lesson is] not about making friends with the right people As making friends with the restaurant owners and the delivery guys was absolutely the key to my friend's success. To which I 100%
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by mzrnsh 5y ago
Thanks for reading it, and raising some very good questions. I tried to keep the blog post short, as my side of this story is how I helped this business build the MVP, not the business itself. Here are some answers: - The market was definit
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by mzrnsh 5y ago
> I assume there was some additional context about the order in the form that the restaurant filled out, to assist in the end-of-month bookkeeping? Sure, there were a couple extra fields. > And unless you built reporting into the MVP,
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by mzrnsh 5y ago
Yes, but it shouldn't be surprising. This trust is not based on belief in human decency, it's based on belief that people want to make money. You can never go wrong with that. That's one of the hidden advantages of B2B, and r
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by mzrnsh 5y ago
Thank you both
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by mzrnsh 5y ago
Glad you like it! I think the key here was that there was no "ideation" phase. We just got to business right away. And we were really, strictly limited with time. I have worked on a dozen, maybe more other MVPs (where I got paid,
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by mzrnsh 5y ago
This, sir, is 100% true. This was never a software company, but a food delivery company that happened to run on software. The customers and the delivery guys willing to jump on right away were the true assets and no, you can't build th
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by mzrnsh 5y ago
Okay folks! Jumping in to thank everyone for reading my story. I really didn't expect it to resonate with so many and I am so happy (and slightly terrified) that it did. Wow! Main reason I wrote it was to keep reminding myself that res