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by makeee 3y ago
Oooh yes just one long connected sandwich would be amazing. You could do that with outpainting in theory but there would be some load time. Maybe for v2 lol.
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by makeee 3y ago
I wasn't expecting this level of critique, but dammit you're right. I removed the puppy one. I'm keeping Biden though: tallsandwiches.com/biden
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by makeee 3y ago
People keep mentioning that one.. he's just nestled snugly back in the toppings! I'll probably remove it.
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Show HN: Tall Sandwiches(tallsandwiches.com)
24 points by makeee 3y ago|10 comments
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by makeee 4y ago
The value is the network and it's hard to get a person's entire network to move over at once. You're right that most people don't care about "decentralization", but they really care about not losing access to t
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by makeee 4y ago
Brilliant! I spent so long looking for a screen recording app that could simply follow the mouse and zoom automatically. Thought of building this myself. Good job executing on it so well. Will probably be a customer soon :)
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by makeee 4y ago
I built something that I wanted and knew I would have paid for: https://divjoy.com ($5-10k/month) If I was looking for a side hustle now I'd 100% be playing with GPT-3/ChatGPT and building small tools. There'
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by makeee 4y ago
A few years ago I was frustrated with how difficult it was to setup a solid React.js stack with auth, payments, etc so I built a codebase generator at https://divjoy.com It does around $5-10k a month. Fairly passive. A few hours
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by makeee 4y ago
Using the phone analogy, Siri is a string with two cups on either end.
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by makeee 4y ago
Code and instructions: https://github.com/gragland/chatgpt-everywhere Demo: https://twitter.com/gabe_ragland/status/1599466486422470656
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Show HN: Chrome extension that adds ChatGPT to every website
2 points by makeee 4y ago|1 comments
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by makeee 4y ago
My React codebase generator is 40% off for the next few days: https://divjoy.com
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by makeee 4y ago
How is this censorship? They are a company and can do business with whoever they please. They are drawing the line at imminent threats to human life. The site has already led to the deaths of multiple people: https://en.wikipedia
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by makeee 4y ago
Doesn't imply any task, just a wide variety of tasks. 10 years at most.
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by makeee 4y ago
Yeah honestly I'd work on the distribution channel first. My twitter following and https://usehooks.com (which I sold awhile back) was instrumental in the beginning.
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by makeee 4y ago
I run https://divjoy.com , a react codebase generator. Essentially a boilerplate you can customize before exporting your code. It's been a nice business for me over the past few years. As always, the challenge is marketing a
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by makeee 4y ago
I made http://divjoy.com , which lets you assemble blocks into a multi-page web app and then export as a React/Node codebase. Works best if you want the backend in Node, but you can swap out for your own API.
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by makeee 4y ago
Found early adopters for https://divjoy.com by tweeting out some screenshots of the private beta to my ~1k or so followers at the time and asking if anyone wanted early access. Also started writing some short blog posts about Re
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by makeee 5y ago
Would you consider an artist who sells a series of limited edition prints to be morally bankrupt? How is doing this via the blockchain any different (besides catering to a customer base who prefers a digital format)?
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by makeee 5y ago
Charge more! My product[1] was originally free, then $49, then after a year I started to bump up the price more aggressively. It's now $249 and I probably should have started with that. Devs either aren't willing to pay for boiler
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by makeee 5y ago
This looks pretty useful for getting a landing page up quickly. Do you have any examples of sites built with it?
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by makeee 5y ago
This isn't any different than an artist offering a limited run of physical prints and then going back on their word. There's generally some level of trust between the buyer and the artist and if they break that trust then they hur
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by makeee 5y ago
> I'm sure its nice to have that glue code written for you I think you answered your own question there. There aren't any rules dictating how many lines of code must be written before it counts as "creating something"
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by makeee 5y ago
Founder of https://divjoy.com here. There's a lot of good options mentioned in this thread. Divjoy offers a fair amount of customizability prior to code export, allowing you to pick CRA or Next.js, specific CSS framework, A
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by makeee 5y ago
I made https://divjoy.com , which was mentioned by the other commenter. I'm obviously biased, but I'd say about 95% of users I talk to say they feel it saved them significant time. Of the people that request a refund, t
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by makeee 5y ago
I was doing some contract work on the side while building the MVP, but switched to full-time right after launching it. I wouldn't necessarily recommend that though.. basically burnt through all my savings over 4 months. Right as I was
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by makeee 5y ago
I've been a solo-founder for the past 12 years (currently: https://divjoy.com ). I use a kanban board in Notion and work about 4-6 productive hours a day on average. Some days it's 2, some days it's 12, but I don&#
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by makeee 5y ago
I think you can validate a market exists by talking to people and looking at existing products, but you can't validate product market fit without building the product and seeing if people will pay. I built a dev tool that helps people
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by makeee 5y ago
My project is https://divjoy.com , a React codebase generator that gives you a complete web app with UI, auth, database, subscription payments, and many other small details that are annoying to build yourself. You can customize y
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by makeee 5y ago
Spent a couple years working on a Patreon competitor that did some cool things with the Instagram and Twitter APIs to unlock premium content (you pay then auto-follow their secondary private account with premium content). API changes screwe

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