going_to_800

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by going_to_800 5y ago
You guys should try Fibery.io
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by going_to_800 5y ago
2. faster as speed or development? Gem ecosystem in Ruby makes it super fast to develop stuff, I'm not sure is there any ecosystem that rich with up to date libraries.
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Ask HN: Will Ruby Get a Comeback?
61 points by going_to_800 5y ago|98 comments
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by going_to_800 5y ago
How this gem compares to other similar gems? just because it doesn't use threads?
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by going_to_800 5y ago
Mate, that's how most best-seller non-fictional books work
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by going_to_800 5y ago
that's exactly what we did and doing very well. After trying lots of stuff in the last 12 years and actively participating in the indie communities, that's the easiest way to make it work. Find a popular product, pick a growing ni
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by going_to_800 5y ago
You can try building similar sites as much as you want, you won't get to that level. It's about timing, marketing, etc not just building something and done.
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by going_to_800 5y ago
I fit very well in the article description. It's not only about finding the right niche and riding the wave, is also about execution, otherwise competitors will eat you. There's luck involved of course, but after 10 failed tries y
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by going_to_800 5y ago
What awful comments here, you're all criticizing something really exciting. Of course AI can't beat real humans, what do you expect? But it's closer we've ever been, especially since is available to consumers. People in
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by going_to_800 5y ago
Not really. I can give countless examples of mediocre products with no marketing doing super well because the market really needed that product.
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by going_to_800 5y ago
Some wales know about this and ejected? That's why the drop today?
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by going_to_800 5y ago
more countries will follow.
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by going_to_800 6y ago
I'm in this place of hiring myself out. It's extremely hard to find someone you trust and capable of doing at least good on something you did great yourself. Since they are not involved personally in the business (% stake) how do
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by going_to_800 6y ago
Exactly. Like in 2017, it's mostly fueled by hype. All big companies that invest in BTC are NOT "hodlers", after a threshold they sell everything or a majority. I don't believe tesla will keep bitcoin if goes below 30%-5
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by going_to_800 6y ago
Guys, this page is for indie hackers, mostly with B2B apps. You all give examples supporting free plans B2C products from well funded companies. Free plans are usually bad if you're a small B2B startup trying your way...even more so if
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by going_to_800 6y ago
What an ignorant comment! Life is not only business struggle. Growing a company as a founder means you need to sacrifice some part of your personal life for the company, either stress, free time or money. There are people happy with their
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by going_to_800 6y ago
Stripe is a payment processor, you have a direct relationship with the customer, on the invoice is written your company details. With Paddle, on the invoice you'll see Paddle company details, all your customers pay Paddle, not your com
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by going_to_800 6y ago
asking users to re-subscribe will lose from 20% to 40% of your customers (my estimation). Unless your SaaS is business critical, a good percentage of customers pay without using or really needing the app so much to re-subscribe.
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by going_to_800 6y ago
The only problem with services like Paddle is that your customers are not your own anymore technically. The customer will belong now to Paddle and if something happens with Paddle or your account, you'll lose all of them. PS: We'r
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by going_to_800 6y ago
Stackpath dissapointed us heavily. We thought this as well, bought a subscription to test it and talked with their support telling 500 websites cost $500/month. We spent time setting this up and when we asked a second support person, t
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by going_to_800 6y ago
nothing, accounts are free. We use caddy server that generates the SSL certs automatically, but we want a WAF on top of that
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Ask HN: Any WAF service that doesn't charge per number of domains?
1 points by going_to_800 6y ago|7 comments
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by going_to_800 6y ago
There are jobs where it takes 6 - 12 months until an employee becomes efficient enough to worth the money spent on salary and recruiting.
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by going_to_800 6y ago
as a business owner I wouldn't want a job switcher or how it's this called in English. When we hire we want something long term, not someone who is prepared to leave next year. You don't get the 20% rise, but you get stabilit
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by going_to_800 6y ago
Complaining to Stripe is the best option. Most of their business is based on Stripe Connect. If they ban Baremetrics from the Stripe it will lose their business.
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by going_to_800 6y ago
Just another critical article without substance to steer up rails community and get some readers. That API part in particular is dead wrong. Gives the feeling Rails is not good for anything.
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by going_to_800 6y ago
Love this! I'm really REALLY interested in this post because I'm facing the same issue and TBH I'm not that great with servers myself.
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Ask HN: How to hire technical support? 2 in 1 issue
3 points by going_to_800 6y ago|2 comments
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by going_to_800 6y ago
Looking for same thing
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by going_to_800 7y ago
I really hope one day you start your own online business and see how it's actually run. It's one thing you imagine a business should be run in an utopian world where people respond to surveys and know exactly what they need to sol

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