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Writing for Programmers(writingforprogrammers.com)
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Notes for Devs Talking to Designers(philipkiely.com)
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by philipkiely 6y ago
I know Daniel, his work is not a ponzi scheme. Because you asked this question in good faith, I'll give you a summary in good faith: 1. The book you linked is just technical content. It teaches you how to use AWS, not how to sell books
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Game Theory Models for Black Friday Participation(philipkiely.com)
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Modeling the Obligatory Late November Sale in the Creator Economy(philipkiely.com)
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Gumroad Memberships(gumroad.com)
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by philipkiely 6y ago
Details: https://gumroad.com/gumroad/p/introducing-gumroad-membership...
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by philipkiely 6y ago
Thank you for your support. Transparency is an important part of my business practices, I'll post a (totally anonymous) breakdown of how much people paid on twitter once the product has been available for a while.
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by philipkiely 6y ago
Most people have been downloading it for free, some paying 5 or 10 bucks, the most anyone has paid is 40 which is too much IMO. Really I just want to get this product into peoples' hands, whether or not they pay for it.
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by philipkiely 6y ago
Hi HN, I'm so excited to share Cold Email for Interesting People with you all! Lots of Hacker News readers are successful cold email senders themselves. That's why I divided the product into levels. If you're already successf
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Show HN: Cold Email for Interesting People(philipkiely.com)
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by philipkiely 6y ago
This is great! It would be nice to be able to filter by license type. By my understanding, there are many projects where music licensed under CC BY-SA would not be usable.
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by philipkiely 6y ago
If you were to write US immigration policy (or, to narrow scope, US immigration policy for high skill workers) from first principles, what would it look like in broad strokes?
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by philipkiely 6y ago
Alternate, no, as the ergonomic benefits are designed for someone with a different typing pattern. For example Dvorak wants more typing done with the left hand, which only has a middle and ring finger, plus a spacebar thumb. Custom, maybe o
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by philipkiely 6y ago
I come to keyboards from a slightly different background. I am missing a couple of fingers, on my left hand two fingers and one thumb can reach keys, on my right hand three fingers and a thumb can. I never learned "home-row" typin
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How I Became the Quarter-Time Head of Marketing at Gumroad as a New Grad SWE(philipkiely.com)
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by philipkiely 6y ago
I have a private, premium slack with ~20 of my closest friends from college, which I set up in March when we all were sent home from campus. It replaces many many disparate group chats and fits our need for customizable text-and-image chatr
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by philipkiely 6y ago
Version 1.1 is now live, which should help the stability for a much wider variety of python versions, OSes, and Git Histories
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by philipkiely 6y ago
I will look into all of that. One thing I have learned today is that while an internal tool might be extremely battle-tested against a narrow slice of use cases and environments, public scrutiny will uncover numerous issues.
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by philipkiely 6y ago
Hey HN, I've been working at Markforged for about a month, and I've been thrilled to be involved with launching a pilot open-source project and our engineering blog [0]. This is the first time we've released an internal tool
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Show HN: Gomp – a tool for comparing Git branches(github.com)
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by philipkiely 6y ago
My go-to gift is always a book. Stripe press produces beautiful, interesting hardcovers that gift well.
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by philipkiely 6y ago
https://www.ethicalads.io/ is by Read the Docs, which I have a generally positive opinion of. https://www.carbonads.net is by buysellads, which I have a generally mixed opinion of. There was a similar company ca
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by philipkiely 6y ago
Yeah, this is clearly a situation where average is not the most meaningful metric.
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by philipkiely 6y ago
I use my real name, a recent photo (where possible), links to my own domain, and other personally identifiable information on every site that I use, even default anonymous ones like Reddit. I do not have alt accounts. Being able to live thi
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by philipkiely 6y ago
I wrote an entire book on this topic: Writing for Software Developers [0] Here is my step-by-step process once you have an idea: 1. Identify your audience and the assumptions you're making about them. Who is reading this tutorial and w
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The Writing of Writing for Software Developers(philipkiely.com)
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How to Do a Podcast Launch Tour(indiehackers.com)
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by philipkiely 6y ago
Here is the plan I would pursue in your shoes: 1. Take inspiration from some of the cool projects you have listed in your profile, especially your work with slang, and think about what aspects of your implementation of these projects people
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by philipkiely 6y ago
I was definitely concerned about this before posting because some of these sites are places that I have written for, so I'm only increasing my own competition. However, this information is all already publicly available and easy to fin

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