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leandot
7mo ago
Curious about more details about this setup?
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leandot
7mo ago
Not sure what you mean by "the modern web", but if it's the ads and popups, I can only recommend NextDNS. It blocks spam, offensive content etc. on dns level. Obviously you have to trust them, but it makes the web usable agai
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leandot
8mo ago
I’d love to hear about it, for a reasonable amount and in a good niche it might be interesting, feel free to pm me
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leandot
1y ago
This. It also caps your fares in a day to the cost of a daily ticket, so you don't get overcharged.
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leandot
1y ago
there is a saying "busy hands, calm mind"
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Ask HN: Recommend a good computer science / programming audiobook?
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leandot
1y ago
That’s an interesting point—what makes you think that’s the case?
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leandot
1y ago
Condolences for your loss. It sounds like a difficult period - give yourself time to mourn. Try to fill the time with meaningful experiences - if you like dogs, go to a dog shelter, if you like hiking, go hiking. A lot of sun, sport and goo
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leandot
1y ago
People already mentioned this, but take a base salary at least. Consider posting your product, maybe someone would have an idea of what to do with it or a company might need exactly certain features, even if your product does not have tract
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leandot
1y ago
Interesting, can a dioxus app built with freyaui also run on the web?
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Iced.rs vs. Dioxus for cross-platform GUI in Rust
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leandot
1y ago
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Math books like Infite Powers or Calculus Made Easy but for other topics?
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leandot
2y ago
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leandot
2y ago
I submitted the article to HN after reading it and I have joined the Exercism Insiders - recurring $10/month, a very fair deal. Hope that has helped a bit! As someone already mentioned please consider adding ways for monetizing, ads +
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2M users but no money in the bank
(exercism.org)
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leandot
2y ago
Founder life is difficult and grinding, make sure you have an outlet - sport, hobbies, family etc. Also, hire and empower people to take off some of your work and responsibilities. For many years I didn’t have a proper vacation as I was try
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leandot
2y ago
There is much advice on the web that you should change jobs regularly to get salary raises fast. It is potentially a good advice if you are very good at what you do and your employer is not investing enough to reward you properly. But I’ve
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leandot
2y ago
Because it's not worth the support and complaints. A business account paying $$$ is more likely to see the benefit and the money goes out from preallocated budget.
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leandot
2y ago
How about by paying for the work of the WSJ team?
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leandot
2y ago
Try to share some information about your project and get feedback in a relevant and friendly community (like HN but there are others too). This could boost your motivation and maybe put you on the right track.
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leandot
3y ago
First of all congrats for creating something and achieving some traction. However, on the valuation side I think the things are a bit different. The size is just too small to justify a higher multiple, because you have to maintain the produ
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leandot
3y ago
Out of curiosity, what is your expectation for such a project? 3x arr is a standard measure, especially for such small numbers.
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leandot
3y ago
Are you looking for a web service that does the whole thing? Otherwise asking ChatGPT gives you convert this free text I goto to example.com I click the search bar I type in “fruit” Expect to see a list of fruit to playwright s
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leandot
3y ago
I'd suggest to spend 50% of your time on base marketing - provide meaningful content to your target audience on the web and other channels if they make sense, e.g. LinkedIn for B2B and you will slowly start to get recognized. After tha
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3y ago
I have been on both sides and if someone doesn’t want to turn on the video and doesn’t want to even try discussing an algorithm in an interview then it is a 100% no go. In the eyes of the interviewer you are uncooperative, likely trying to
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Zinc Search
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3y ago
I occasionally use Perplexity on iOS to avoid googling. You get a reference list where the data came from, which is nice.
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3y ago
I agree that there is typically a "superstar", but it's rarely the ones that believe they are a superstar. Often times the so-called "superstar adds so much abstraction and complexity to a product that it feels only they
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leandot
3y ago
I can’t recommend Andrej Karpathy’s videos enough, it’s mind blowing how he guides you from zero to neural networks and even chatgpt.
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leandot
3y ago
That is a very interesting line of thinking, my comment was kind of the opposite - I find that after reading a couple of good books on a certain topic, the rate of learning goes down rapidly compared to the steady amount I get from HN comme
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leandot
3y ago
I opened the page of BrowserBox but didn’t understand what it does. Can you provide an example of a real-world use case?
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