asphero

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Building a simple tool to help students explore income options(sidebuz.com)
2 points by asphero 9mo ago|0 comments
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by asphero 9mo ago
The friction point capture is interesting. In my experience, the hardest part isn't collecting feedback - it's getting users to actually leave it in the moment. How are you handling the timing of the widget popup? Too early = user
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by asphero 9mo ago
Interesting approach. The scraper-vs-site-owner arms race is real. On the flip side of this discussion - if you're building a scraper yourself, there are ways to be less annoying: 1. Run locally instead of from cloud servers. Most aggr
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by asphero 9mo ago
If you are a marketer or indie maker, you know the struggle: You can't post anywhere without Karma. You try to launch your product on r/SideProject, but your post gets auto-removed because your account is too new. You try to comme
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by asphero 9mo ago
Completely legal. This is publicly available Reddit data, not something we scraped illegally.
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Architecture Decision: Why We Moved from Web to Desktop for Reddit Automation(wappkit.com)
1 points by asphero 9mo ago|0 comments
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by asphero 9mo ago
Hey HN! Built this after Reddit's API changes made most tools unusable. The problem: Getting API approval now takes weeks or never happens. The solution: Desktop app that works without API approval. Data stays local, completely private
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Show HN: Reddit Toolbox – Desktop app to bypass Reddit's API restrictions(wappkit.com)
2 points by asphero 9mo ago|2 comments