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by przybytniewski 2y ago
not sure it's okay to have microsoft azure as your logo in the navbar? you're not from the microsoft, right? it may be misleading, better use own identity :/
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5 tips on making first sales as Solo Founder without leaving 9-5 job as I did
1 points by przybytniewski 2y ago|0 comments
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by przybytniewski 2y ago
Hi, Peter, founder of the app here! As a Technical Founder, I lacked the design skills to create beautiful Startup Visuals like logo, banner, and social media graphics for new projects, so I made a tool to automate it! The idea? Get a Logo,
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Show HN: I lacked design skills to create good Startup Visuals so I automated it(startuputils.com)
2 points by przybytniewski 2y ago|1 comments
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by przybytniewski 3y ago
Hi, Peter here As a non-native English, I lacked the vocabulary to express myself fluently like many of you here. I was using only basic, common words I learned in school I tried learning new words, but. failed. So I built LanguageBeast
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Show HN: A tool to learn English vocabulary that matters (flashcards / offline)(languagebeast.com)
6 points by przybytniewski 3y ago|2 comments
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by przybytniewski 3y ago
Estimates != 100% project time spent. I'd say the main issue is misunderstanding of concept we are planning between business and tech people. Those groups think so differentely. We use Planning Poker tool - https://scrumhub.
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by przybytniewski 3y ago
We could simplify the article to a sentence: be good and clear in communication. That's for sure valuable skill which gives you advantage over other engineers, or to say people in general :)
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by przybytniewski 3y ago
You can start with notes of problems you meet daily or ideas you come up with. If you want to pursue someone else ideas, most likely you won't have the determination to build things for years, fail and learn from these mistakes. It tak
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by przybytniewski 3y ago
It's painful, but a worth failure lesson. I started building my own side-projects. First took months to build while learning new technologies. Previous one took a year to actually code all these fancy features. Added payments, billin
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Show HN: Symfony Job Board – Symfony Framework Jobs Only(symfonyhub.com)
1 points by przybytniewski 3y ago|0 comments
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by przybytniewski 3y ago
@annie_muss I'm curious, are those ideas something you'd like to share publicly with people? I had an idea to build a service, where users could post their "side-project idea", as they don't want / don't h
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by przybytniewski 3y ago
Great feedback, thanks! I'll consider those things, but first I'll need to rethink whether the idea of developing more features just to do more research is good or better if I switch to a new idea instead, to save some time.
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Show HN: Free Planning Poker to estimate tasks with ease(scrumhub.it)
5 points by przybytniewski 3y ago|2 comments
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by przybytniewski 3y ago
Congrats on the idea and execution. I was thinking about launching similar product, but I thought it'd be too costly to parse all these articles. I was thinking more of first summarizing these articles (avg article has like 1000 words)
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How do you take efficient notes?
13 points by przybytniewski 4y ago|23 comments
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Most popular auth methods in 2023 for web apps?
1 points by przybytniewski 4y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: RSS feed text only vs. images-oriented?
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by przybytniewski 4y ago
I'm a bit younger, working as a Software Engineer for a startup. I'm building my own projects to move towards them in the future as a real startup when it starts making money. I don't have a mentor. I was thinking about it, b
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NextJS for 2023?
1 points by przybytniewski 4y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Expenses of building AI-powered SaaS?
2 points by przybytniewski 4y ago|0 comments
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by przybytniewski 4y ago
The part about 'niching down' is really important in the side-projects world, and a lot of people are missing that. They try to build all-in-one heavy projects, hoping to provide more values than existing products. I higly agree
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Ask HN: Free access to your SaaS for friends and colleagues?
2 points by przybytniewski 4y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Are Voice Notes Useless?
2 points by przybytniewski 4y ago|1 comments
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by przybytniewski 4y ago
PHP is a great option to start with, but after a few years of working with the PHP, I'm slowly switching to a JS stack: NodeJS, NestJS, TypeScript, GraphQL. It gives me much more fun than coding in a php, even with organized framework
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Ask HN: Why should I learn PostgreSQL(MySQL to PostgreSQL switch)
2 points by przybytniewski 4y ago|2 comments
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by przybytniewski 4y ago
I can start the discussion: What payment gateway are you using? I've started implementing the Paddle, due to being a merchant of records - I'm free of taxes, Paddle takes care of that. That's very important for me, as I'
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Ask HN: How do you process recurring payments for your SaaS?
2 points by przybytniewski 4y ago|1 comments
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by przybytniewski 4y ago
Yeah, hosting static sites looks easy this time... But I have larger projects with backend, databases etc., so I'm looking for a wider hosting solution :)
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by przybytniewski 4y ago
Yeah, Heroku is not a good way now :] About the GCP free tier I have to read more, but it looks like I'd still mostly manage the infrastructure myself with that.

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