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Don't Ask 'What to Learn,' Ask 'What to Build'
(sanju.sh)
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Don't start by asking 'what to learn.' It's the wrong approach. If you don't know where you're going, how will you know when you get there?
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Ask HN: Building an Open-Source Suite for SMBs –– Is It Worth the Effort?
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The Side Project Advantage
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Hey all, I made Spotlight, a tool that helps you find interesting things from online sources like Reddit and Hacker News. It's Open Source! Try → https://spotlight.thisux.com/ Repo → https://github.com/
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We've been using Coolify to power all our products. It's a great tool for quickly starting new projects. We're very happy with it. We got our servers from Hetzner and we're not looking back.
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Fixed. It's live now. please check – https://spotlight.thisux.com
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Show HN: Spotlight –– Discover the Best of Reddit and Hacker News
(spotlight.thisux.com)
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~65 domains. used only 8
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I do the same thing! How do you find people who want your product before you make it? It's hard to get people to know about it without showing them something first. What if I don't have any distribution or social followings? P.S.
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That's rough. It's tough to work with someone who doesn't get it.
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That's a tough pivot. So, you went from low-cost to high-touch, only to find a market that didn't scale? That's gotta sting. Did you consider a hybrid model or focusing on only one end???
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7 months for a Python build? That's brutal. What was the root of the problem? Deps, codebase size, or something else?
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2y ago
Why couldn't your partner sell? Was it 'cause they didn't know how, didn't want to, or something else? What did you do different when you took over? (Just curious)
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Did you pivot your business model after this realization, or did you continue to compete on price?
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How did you realize they were a bad fit?
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Ask HN: What was your biggest startup fail?
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2y ago
Typing is a super useful skill. I picked it up in 9th grade and it's been a lifesaver ever since.
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spikey_sanju
2y ago
Just read it. This is interesting. Definitely, we will be trying this on our team. Thanks!
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Show HN: Metron – Rust Tool for Server Metrics via Discord Webhooks
(github.com)
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2y ago
Happy to answer any questions! I'm especially curious to hear how Glance might help with your specific Reddit browsing habits.
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Show HN: I built an app that gives you Reddit TL;DRs instantly
(glance.sticai.com)
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Ask HN: What's your favorite n8n use case?
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SQLite Integration Coming to Node.js
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I still enjoy coding and design. But there's a fine line between passion and making a living. I used to build side projects for fun and learning, but once responsibilities grew, I had to prioritize making money. I realized that passion
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I use “Advance New File“ extension to create files quickly with shortcuts. It's a lifesaver for nested folders.
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I created https://uiino.com (painless planning for your app with AI). As a product studio, we spend hours brainstorming and creating user flows, feature ideas, and edge cases. I prototyped a solution on a weekend and now we use
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+1 Linear is amazing for individuals and teams. A keyboard-first approach, easy to create new tasks, graphs, comments, and documents makes it easy to work. P.S. I run a product studio. I'm using Linear for teams and also for my creativ
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- No screenshot - No how it works - Says Get things actually done. (but how???) - Requires an account to see the product; no brainer.
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