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   by rozenmd 4y ago

   daily habits.
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   by rozenmd 4y ago

   In the short term, the exchanges tell us how popular a share is, based on hype, trades, etc. In the long term, over several years, the stock price vaguely follows the value of a company (depending on the exchange - back in Australia you cou
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   by rozenmd 4y ago

   Why bother then? This type of "here's an unverified output from a text generating AI" feels like spam.
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   by rozenmd 4y ago

   Have you verified that this works?
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   by rozenmd 4y ago

   Everywhere, all the time, using the same handle/username. - My blog - My project's blog - Twitter - LinkedIn - Facebook groups - Reddit - Old school forums - Discord/Slack Note that posting something once isn't nearly en
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   by rozenmd 4y ago

   There's a fairly significant amount of information locked away in language-specific Wikipedia - many French things have a stub article in English, and an absolute essay in French
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   by rozenmd 4y ago

   Easiest? Probably https://repeat.dev
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   by rozenmd 4y ago

   Being bootstrapped, I found it to be an exercise in pure patience - the business can only die if I shut it down/get bored of it. That and building a practice of shipping something, anything, within a two hour slot every morning.
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   by rozenmd 4y ago

   The API had a sub-minute outage a few hours ago, otherwise nothing that shows up on uptime monitoring: https://hackernews.onlineornot.com/
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    by rozenmd 4y ago

    "if it's not tested, it's not functionality"
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    by rozenmd 4y ago

    I run OnlineOrNot ( https://onlineornot.com ), I spend roughly two hours per workday building features, marketing, or doing customer support. For me, it started by working for a company that was incapable of keeping their graphql
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    by rozenmd 4y ago

    https://maxrozen.com I run a SaaS, and nothing makes money as easily as that React blog. Essentially, you write content once, and a single email can pitch it to a whole new group of potential customers at nearly zero additional
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    by rozenmd 4y ago

    the same as any year - keep working two hours a workday on my business until I don't need a day job :)
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    Show HN: I wrote a free eBook about Getting Started Testing React(maxrozen.com)

    2 points by rozenmd 4y ago|0 comments
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    by rozenmd 4y ago

    Make a newsletter so folks from YouTube can get your thoughts when you choose, not the algorithm. Write a course/book about something you know that can help others do their job better/get promoted, and charge for its value.
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    by rozenmd 4y ago

    From what I've seen, the real-time performance is insane. Dozens of folks on one board with instant updates.
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    by rozenmd 4y ago

    Last I checked, a 4 vCPU/16GB RAM/1TB storage configuration costs around $80 USD per month at VPS hosts like Hetzner. It's $762 USD per month on RDS. There are trade-offs of course ( https://onlineornot.com/sel
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    by rozenmd 4y ago

    I have total resting bitch face, folks sometimes ask what in the meeting made me so mad. Really annoying.
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    by rozenmd 4y ago

    Tailwind has made building components in React an absolute joy for me. I don't need to scroll up to find my css-in-js definitions, I don't need to change windows to find the CSS modules, it's all there, in one place.
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    On How I Became a React Developer(maxrozen.com)

    1 points by rozenmd 4y ago|0 comments
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    by rozenmd 4y ago

    To be clear, a 100k business only requires 170 customers paying $49 a month. There's always underserved customers that are somehow dissatisfied.
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    by rozenmd 4y ago

    Uptime monitoring (imho as founder of OnlineOrNot)
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    The Beginner's Guide to React Testing(maxrozen.com)

    2 points by rozenmd 4y ago|0 comments
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    by rozenmd 4y ago

    You're going to want to start a service business (think consulting) or sell an info product. Selling a recurring subscription is 500x harder than selling a one-off purchase.
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    by rozenmd 4y ago

    Depends where you work I guess. There are still folks that deploy their React app in "dev mode" after all.
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    by rozenmd 4y ago

    These clubs remind me of this tweet (as someone that has always been the perf guy wherever I worked): --- Also, hot take: users care way less about performance than you think. They want "fast enough", but we're over-indexing
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    Blogging lessons from working for a large blogging company(maxrozen.com)

    2 points by rozenmd 4y ago|0 comments
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    by rozenmd 4y ago

    I've spent the last four years now trying to start a business on the Internet (working on ideas roughly two hours per day before work). I kinda regret that I didn't just build one thing, and stick to it until it succeeded, but eac
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    by rozenmd 4y ago

    I don't own a single wireless charger, so would have to buy and upgrade as the tech improves (if it was forced on me)
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    by rozenmd 4y ago

    I feel like EU and India are missing the obvious here - Apple will just remove the ability to charge via cable, and create even more e-waste and waste energy.