santa_boy

11 ms·

91.
by santa_boy 5y ago
Very good point ... get where you are coming from. I've created some cool automations for them. Feel free to ping me at santosh AT mypad.in Notion is awesome because of its usability. It allows you to centralize most content types. Ext
92.
by santa_boy 5y ago
We use Notion a lot at our tiny startup. Over the past few months we have created atleast 20 "templates" to do a variety of tasks. Still need to commercialize them, but we built them to use ourselves. They work awesome and being
93.
No-code Bubble raises $100M to make technical co-founders obsolete(techcrunch.com)
23 points by santa_boy 5y ago|24 comments
94.
by santa_boy 5y ago
Quite cool! Will try it out.
95.
by santa_boy 5y ago
Thank you! I did my first trade show over the weekend and found it quite useful. I'm beginning to learn the ways to promote my products.
96.
by santa_boy 5y ago
check out the below no-code tools. super easy to create the functionality you've described - https://saltcorn.com/ - https://www.budibase.com/
97.
by santa_boy 5y ago
My company actively does projects using Bubble for business clients. It is awesome to develop with and allows for integration to handle esoteric scenarios. Speed is the main critique of Bubble (but, there are server packs that could be purc
98.
Ask HN: Which software do you value immensely but never pay for it?
7 points by santa_boy 5y ago|7 comments
99.
by santa_boy 5y ago
Good point. We just rely on privacy and security of Notion as we do with Google Drive. Its a concern for sure, but we decided to consider Notion reliable
100.
by santa_boy 5y ago
We are using Notion and are a small business. Feel very comfortable with UI, Templates, Media Types and collaboration functionality. We have developed almost 40 "templates" to do almost everything we need from Time Tracking, Menta
101.
by santa_boy 5y ago
Sorry ... the message I was trying to convey was to focus on business value from any technical skill and figure out a smart way to monetize it. The technical medium isn't particularly relevant. A small script can (has) paid $1K in an h
102.
by santa_boy 5y ago
+1. I never thought I would replace Alfred ever, but Raycast did it. Two weeks now and I don't miss a thing. Raycast seems very performant and scriptable/hackable.
103.
by santa_boy 5y ago
My biggest mistake for most of my youth was that I valued technical complexity over business utility. As a result, I kept moving from one trendy thing to the next one in technology, skills and domains. Very late did I realize that putting s
104.
by santa_boy 5y ago
The only thing that has sort of worked for me so far is a recent program I enrolled in. It does an hr of meditation in the morning and an hr of offline learning in the evening. Meditation is a pretty good exercise, I think, and it does help
105.
by santa_boy 5y ago
Not surprising. I hated buying my M1 (financial constraints) and I bought a Mac Air three months back. I ended up buying a Mac-Mini M1 and am very happy with the overall experience. Fantastic speed and memory management. I feel the M1 is do
106.
by santa_boy 6y ago
This has been my experience too. No amount of self-help books, videos or workshops really help. They may actually end-up hurting if you go overboard with investing time, mindshare and money. The only way I've been able to improve is: &
107.
by santa_boy 6y ago
As someone with very limited resources I keep looking for cookbooks to do UI/UX tasks. Any actionable checklist of these "basic rules of navigation and usability". Sorry the basic question.
108.
by santa_boy 6y ago
I am creating content websites only using Notion nowadays. It is pretty efficient and quick to launch.
109.
by santa_boy 6y ago
After a lot of self-resistance, I decided to try Notion. I am enjoying the experience a lot. The flexibility to add all kinds of stuff and references is pretty neat. I plan to do some data mining at some point in the future. I think Notion&
110.
by santa_boy 6y ago
Could you please elaborate on "GPT-3" like? What is this based on? I've heard folks using GPT-2 for such stuff? On the app, Seems pretty good for mainstream topics. I tried "Best tactics of real estate agents to make the
111.
by santa_boy 6y ago
OT: I clicked on the author's link and found it is suspended. Any idea why? https://twitter.com/mollypascal
112.
by santa_boy 6y ago
With a little discipline of not going overboard with surfing here, I've been able to get the following from HN: i) Discover really cool new projects (mainly open-source) ii) Find ways of generating income on the internet through first
113.
by santa_boy 6y ago
I am working on a real estate product for agents. Wondering if you can critique / provide inputs on a SaaS model for agents. Could I email you? Thx!
114.
by santa_boy 6y ago
What are the tools for making such comics? :)
115.
by santa_boy 6y ago
I've been in a similar situation. Most of the aggravation is because of doing it all myself and not being a particularly social network communication type. I've hired a few and improving on social outreach too. I think it is helpf
116.
by santa_boy 6y ago
which room are you talking about? i'll perhaps listen in
117.
by santa_boy 6y ago
Clubhouse is pretty cool I feel. But, I try my best to avoid it. Every session I attend consumes almost an hr! My email and twitter in profile. I have 2 invites to give. I believe, invites can only be to sent to a phone number with a countr
118.
by santa_boy 6y ago
Nice to have this in the terminal. I typically use `jqi` ( https://github.com/nire0510/jqi ) to testout my `jq` queries. It is a UI interface to `jq`
119.
by santa_boy 6y ago
Thank you for the book recommendation. As a startup exploring SaaS ideas using open source almost 90% of the time, I keep thinking about the licensing issues (most projects I use are MIT, GPL, AGPL licensed) and any potential restrictions a
120.
by santa_boy 6y ago
Absolutely! Very impressed and inspired too!

More ›