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5-day weeks are just a habit of history People are talking increasingly more about mental health, avoiding burnout, and work-life balance. Remote work was a niche thing in tech for quite some time until COVID acted as a catalyst. But we ne
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Show HN: 4-day week tech companies
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$5k MRR as a solo developer
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Freelance portfolio shouldn't contain everything
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After Callous Layoffs, Workers Are Done with the Full-Time Work
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How to build a microstartup as a solo dev
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The future of tech is freelance
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The future of tech is freelance
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Sorry, I should have said collectively . 200 devs are making collectively $1.6M per month (most doing < $5k/mo)
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One thing is motivation – to show that it's possible and many solo devs are running profitable interent startups. But also, you can read Q&A-s with the founders about how they started, got their first customers, etc.
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Not looking to promote my site here but I will do it anyway because it may be useful for you: https://microfounder.com There are currently 200 founders making $1.6M per month with their solo startups.
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10k People in 10h
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Excitement Is Gone
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Build a Niche Google
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Build a Niche Google
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Build a traffic-first startup as a solo dev
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Traffic-First Startups
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Traffic-First Startups
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Always hilarious to see "Sent from my Samsung Galaxy"
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Buy food, pay rent, and support your family with solo SaaS
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Do you mean where to get an idea of what SaaS to build?
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Every Developer Should Start Building SaaS This Week
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Every Developer Should Start Building SaaS This Week
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This is awesome! Instead of pitching your ideas to VC-s who will then demand unrealistic growth, developers are building their own small internet startups. Yes, in most cases, they're not making millions, but who needs millions anyway?
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$5k/mo with social network for solo devs building startups
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Yes! This is what my site MicroFounder is exactly about and by that, I don't mean you should buy the paid membership (you can build it without paying for any "framework" or community or whatever). I feature new startups built
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Ah, I suspected that the main image may give a wrong feeling as it's not really about a microstartup investments right now. But it fit together with the "no" and "your idea is not good" topic so I kept it. Anyways,
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> Is it because of the idea, or is it because of other factors? Not because of the idea specifically! But I've seen in my own life and in the lives of other "microfounders" that if you're not sure about your startup i
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What I've often seen with startups on MicroFounder – cold outreach. "We started with cold outreach to creators, Indie Hackers, and startup founders, who might be interested in our product." – Marie from Tally ($24k/mo)
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I Reached $4k/Mo. But How Many Great Startup Ideas Have Died?
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