krmmalik

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by krmmalik 1mo ago
As a non-coder I was obsessed with automation tools like Zapier when they first came out. After that, I tried very hard with n8n but just found it impossible to work with until I read some post by some developer that said "just do it i
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by krmmalik 2mo ago
My understanding is that Opus should be used for planning, macro-level conversations and Sonnet for execution. So, for coding, for example: Opus for solution design and architectural blueprint and then Sonnet for actual implementation. Work
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HPC Glossary(medium.com)
1 points by krmmalik 3y ago|0 comments
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by krmmalik 4y ago
I've been wanting something like this for years, ever since we all started to go google as a first port of call and ever since the algorithm changes it's been harder and harder to find out what people are saying about a product wi
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by krmmalik 4y ago
This is a really well thought out product. Well done. You have solved a very real problem with this product in a very fitting way. I also really liked the 3D animation on the kickstarter page. I will buy one as soon as I have some spare cas
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by krmmalik 4y ago
I asked "How can I stop my kidneys being overactive" and got a surprisingly satisfactory result and my question has been answered. Honestly speaking, I had very low expectations going in so this was a nice surprise.
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Show HN: Micro-financing for inventory based startups
1 points by krmmalik 4y ago|0 comments
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by krmmalik 5y ago
What about the DAML smart contract language? It's currently being used to digitalise the world's largest stock exchange (Hong Kong) and the Australian Securities exchange
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by krmmalik 5y ago
Very well written and explained and very helpful. Thank you.
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by krmmalik 5y ago
Sounds interesting but my main concern is the anti-spam approach. It sounds good for general spam but what about a concerted defamation campaign from someone. How do you deal with that?
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Ask HN: Anyone done a successful eBook launch via NFT?
2 points by krmmalik 5y ago|0 comments
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Big Business declares war on Lina Khan(mattstoller.substack.com)
2 points by krmmalik 5y ago|0 comments
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by krmmalik 5y ago
I agree. It is dependent on use-case but the majority of startups backed by VC choose the SaaS pricing model by default. I do agree that in the case of something like Netflix a monthly subscription is a good idea, but there are many instanc
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by krmmalik 5y ago
Viddyoze.com
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by krmmalik 5y ago
I will never understand why so many products offer saas pricing when it is of no benefit to the consumer. I don't want to be paying $10/month for something I might only use a few times a year. Just let me pay as I go. I'm rel
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by krmmalik 5y ago
Location: Nottingham, UK Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: CRM, Project Management Apps, ETL, BI email: khurammalik[at]gmail.com Resume/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/khurammalik/
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by krmmalik 5y ago
SEEKING WORK, UK, REMOTE | available immediately I am a process and operations specialist. With these skills I can build and lead teams, refine processes throughout the entire company from everything to employee onboarding to customer succe
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by krmmalik 5y ago
Interesting. I haven't watched the video get but I'm interested to know how is Imba for low-coders like me? React has a huge ecosystem around it and while it is not low-code, component libraries make adoption a bit more of a no-br
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Want to write better code? Compose a symphony(medium.com)
1 points by krmmalik 5y ago|0 comments
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by krmmalik 5y ago
I am very interested in this. I am a low-coder you could say. I have to start coding a front-end in React soon (and I have yet to learn React) so with all the overhead of learning React as well as fiddling with html, css etc, it feels like
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by krmmalik 5y ago
Templates for low coders like me?
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by krmmalik 5y ago
alrighty, I installed it. Let's see how this goes.
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by krmmalik 5y ago
Ok, you have me convinced. I'm actually going to try this. I have two separate sites I want to try it on. Is it 10k free events per site or per user account. Also, is it "catch-all" event tracking or do I have to set the even
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by krmmalik 5y ago
You're right. In the UK and America it doesn't have as much appeal but in Middle East and Asia it gains a lot of interest. The problem in those territories is distribution. Distribution is much better in the West for self-publishe
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by krmmalik 5y ago
I gave up marketing the book two years ago after trying for nearly 3 years. SSL certificate I will check out. That must be recent as the site has been running fine for years. You might have a point about the promise of the book, but that de
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by krmmalik 5y ago
Totally agree. Traction is even harder than 10yrs ago. I hope you're able to crack it.
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by krmmalik 5y ago
That's hilarious. Enjoy the book :) Marketing requires a huge budget in the VC age since you're competing with ever increasing ad prices. I have spent a lot of money on advertising regardless. One thing that has been a major stick
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by krmmalik 5y ago
I'm an author of a non-fiction book. I self-published. My book has a 5-star rating to date even though it was published nearly 5 years ago. My book meets most of the criteria laid out in this book. I even had both a publisher and distr
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by krmmalik 5y ago
Sounds very interesting. Thanks for the detailed reply. I wrote a book about 4 years ago. It was very well received by those that read it and still gets a 5-star rating to this day but marketing it was real hard and getting the kind of dist
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by krmmalik 5y ago
What are you plans for helping authors establish a relationship with their readers?

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