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Image Splitter – Free Online Tool for Image Splitting
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Multilingual Rotating Clock Online
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Free Online Games
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A simple Black Screen website
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The Downside of Work-Life Balance
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2y ago
Okay, thanks for your reply! I'll give it some tries.
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2y ago
Honestly, I know this is the path of least resistance, but being a greenhorn in the development world, I have no idea how to find a trustworthy marketing agency.
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2y ago
Thank you for your answers; I've learned a lot. I should summarize the purpose of my product and the development process, clearly outline the pain points it addresses, and promote it on various platforms. However, I'm a bit worrie
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It’s true that it’s best to work with experts, but my personal project might not be that big. I’m thinking about putting in some effort to change it myself.
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2y ago
Thank you for your reply. I'm currently working on two projects: AI image generation and an image splitter.
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2y ago
Thank you for your reply. I'm currently working on two projects: AI image generation and an image splitter. I've just started independent development, and I'm still refining more features for the products.
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2y ago
Great, thanks for recommending the book! I'll take a look at it later.
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PeterHuber
2y ago
Absolutely, everything needs to start somewhere. The beginning is always the hardest part, but every small step counts!
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You're absolutely right. It's essential to identify the specific needs of your target audience first. My motivation for creating this product was to solve my own problem, and I believe there are others who might have similar needs
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2y ago
But where can I get the initial traffic? I don't even have any early users right now.
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Ask HN: How Can I Quickly Launch My Web Product and Attract Target Users?
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I think Cursor is very useful, fully compatible with vscode, basically do not use their own code, write their own instructions, Cursor is fully executed, no matter how many times to modify, it will not complain. You can try it. I think you&
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2y ago
Indeed, it's hard for programmers to find jobs these days, so I wanted to do something on my own.
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2y ago
I want to do independent development and do some SaaS software that can meet the needs of some people. I want to support myself.
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Ask HN: How to tap the demand for indie developers?
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2y ago
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Reactive Resume
(github.com)
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2y ago
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In today's competitive job market, a polished résumé is the key to unlocking career opportunities. Reactive Resume, a free and open-source résumé builder, offers job seekers a streamlined way to create, update, and share their professi
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It is very beautiful indeed. It is amazing!