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by jdrmar 3mo ago
Homebrew is lagging a bit behind. If you want to use Fable right away, but still have claude code through homebrew, this is how you can do that manually: Edit the cask locally: brew edit --cask claude-code Set the version to 2.1.170
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by jdrmar 2y ago
Cheapest .com renewal is $9.49 (at cosmotown.com). I think for domain registrations/renewals you should just always go for the cheapest one (of course making sure it's not a scam and there is some basic customer service). I'm
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by jdrmar 2y ago
About 40, of which I only use a few. It actually got me started on a project: how can I minimize the cost of keeping all of those domains. After a lot of tinkering I could cut costs with a healthy amount, not sure if it was worth all the ti
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by jdrmar 2y ago
Exactly. I run a registrar price comparison service, and a lot of domain extensions are basically sold ‘at cost’. The catch is that a) a registrar will sell some tlds with a tiny/no margin, but charge a healthy extra for other tlds (li
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by jdrmar 2y ago
I wanted something as close to paper as possible, but with tracking etc. Couldn’t find it and built my own :) Maybe it will be useful for you as well: https://can.do
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by jdrmar 2y ago
Looks like you're back 'online'? But this is sad to hear. I run a service that compares domain name prices ( https://dot.bs if you're curious), and maybe it would be good to include something like a 'reli
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by jdrmar 2y ago
Haha, sounds familiar. I even created an app to minimize costs for all those unused domain names, that I still don’t want to let go ;) ( https://dot.bs if you’re curious)
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by jdrmar 2y ago
I'm coming from a bit similar situation and I decided to build something for this. Basically I see the domain registration itself as a commodity service (ie just go for the cheapest one), and then DNS management etc you can do through
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by jdrmar 3y ago
Almost my philosophy! Except I do list multiple tasks at the start of the day, but the next day I do a complete reset and start over again (see https://can.do/about if you’re interested)
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by jdrmar 5y ago
Food for thought here. I've developed an app for myself that addresses issues 1, 2, 3, and 6 to some extent (ie prevent long todo lists, finishing tasks is rewarding, nudges towards effective behavior). Now to see if the other issues c
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by jdrmar 5y ago
This resonates a lot with me. I've tried so many todo apps, but in the end I always returned to a simple piece of paper. It did bother me that paper is not very flexible, so I'm experimenting with a digital 'paper to-do'
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by jdrmar 6y ago
Really great idea and well executed from what I can see. Just wondering about the business model: how often do your coaches interact with your customers? It seems that at a ~$10/month fee you wouldn't be able to afford too much o
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Ask HN: Most important KPIs for first 100 customers
8 points by jdrmar 9y ago|4 comments
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by jdrmar 11y ago
Very interesting, and a bit similar to my entrepreneurial journey with websites. Making a single very successful website is quite a challenge, as I found out. What will be your main strategies making your apps successful? Pure product focus
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by jdrmar 14y ago
Sublime 2 baby, never felt so happy while writing code :D Maybe it's just the default color scheme, or the code overview, or (most of the time) nicely working code completion.. it just 'feels' right!