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by shivc 2y ago
Simple micro apps I guess which serve a very specific but important pain point IMHO. Todoist is a a good example, so is an app called Focus To-Do (the one with orange logo)
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by shivc 2y ago
haha Hugo seems to be cool-kid approved, thinking of going with something around that - github pages etc. A CMS or third party hosting is definitely more work and also technically reduces the chances of discovery - at least that's what
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by shivc 2y ago
good point, but do you think it makes a huge difference?
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by shivc 2y ago
True, writing is definitely the core of it. Was considering github pages as well, straight forward start for sure, and as you said, low fuss!
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Ask HN: Best platform to host a technical blog?
1 points by shivc 2y ago|8 comments
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by shivc 2y ago
it seemed more of an iterative release than anything else. Also I guess compared to the competition they feel slightly underwhelming overall.
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by shivc 2y ago
I actually didn't have a spare kidney to sell so never really bought one in the first place, sorry
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by shivc 2y ago
LOL I'd put prechecked boxes into injection too. You see a social media post of something that's free - a 10 step ebook perhaps but then there are 55 checkboxes prechecked of $5 or $10 each lol not so sneaky but injection nonethel
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by shivc 2y ago
Going linux on older machines is a great way to revive them. Totally agreed with rbanffy up with his comment. If you want to play around, learn linux or try your hand at distro swapping, old machines make a superb tool. there is a yt channe
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by shivc 2y ago
I guess this would depend on the users. Canva is a great example of that. The freemium model gives most of what average users would need then comes the small pricing band because they can add a bit more value and then the team plan. The poi
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by shivc 2y ago
Here is an analogy: Look at what Amazon did. Created a marketplace for brands then based on best selling items started Amazon Basics. This is the way of the world. If we're building products that have marginal utility with wrappers the
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by shivc 2y ago
In any scenario I personally would choose a great team to work with and opportunities to learn and build cool things over everything else.
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by shivc 2y ago
Considered suing him? if he hasn't really produced anything, a lawsuit might actually scare him to leaving I guess?
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by shivc 2y ago
I think I agree with Sandwichukulele here on the subreddits. Twitter is another one where niche communities are business focused, so are some Discord servers, however I wouldn't know how you'd reach the relevant servers though.
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by shivc 2y ago
Thanks a lot Aravind! It's been quite an exciting ride for us. Definitely looking forward to bring some major value to devs across the world with this release!
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Ask HN: Thoughts about GPT 4o for tech people? raised the bar substantially?
2 points by shivc 2y ago|0 comments
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by shivc 2y ago
Smaller companies tend to move fast, pivot fast, build and ship fast. A lot of industries have gotten overturned by underdogs. A common theme we see is bigger companies simply buying out smaller players to get the talent, customer base etc.
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by shivc 2y ago
Could very well be. Most real world learning is self paced and even the current tools like chatgpt have been great in helping with learning specific things. They might not be a perfect model in all senses but for people who know how to use
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Ask HN: Cool back end development(Python) + AI project ideas?
2 points by shivc 2y ago|0 comments
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by shivc 2y ago
totally get it - teenage has a design language and that is what is getting this clout since otherwise the system has long way to go to getting to the current speed expectations. google or amazon would definitely enter the market especially
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by shivc 2y ago
haha good point
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Ask HN: Rabbit R1, what do you think about it?
1 points by shivc 2y ago|4 comments
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by shivc 2y ago
agreed, tends to be the best way in general. thank you!
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by shivc 2y ago
A combination of Notion and notecard system that I first learnt from Ryan Holiday has been my go to method for this. Tons of other successful people in the history have used the notecard system to create a commonplace book. What I'm no
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by shivc 2y ago
I've used it primarily for 2 things: dataset manipulation & visualization code and simpler scripts to deploy specific website solutions. I've had the exact same experience as you, it starts great but cannot handle edge cases a
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Ask HN: How do I get into AI engineering?
3 points by shivc 2y ago|2 comments
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by shivc 2y ago
In my opinion the best part about where AI models stand today is that they have a potential to simplify our work pipelines. More ideas can flow freely and easily, things are automated in a smooth fashion. I'm a marketer turned data sci
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by shivc 2y ago
a great place to start would be to take a few smaller tasks that you do everyday and use terminal to do those i'll also suggest trying to automate smaller tasks by leveraging scripts and terminal best way to learn is to do
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Ask HN: Why do so many developers hate DORA metrics?
2 points by shivc 2y ago|5 comments
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Dora Metrics for Fintech Companies 101(middlewarehq.com)
3 points by shivc 2y ago|0 comments

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