meowtastic

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by meowtastic 2y ago
Former S&P employee. The incoming CEO is ex Accenture. Friends rewarding friends :)
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by meowtastic 2y ago
With the most likely outcome being 0.
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by meowtastic 2y ago
Already posted 3 months ago https://www.buysellstartups.com/
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by meowtastic 2y ago
this made me chuckle
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by meowtastic 2y ago
I'm stuck in a similar rut. And yes, I know there are people out there way worse off than me. It's okay to be like that. Just take a small step towards something you'd like to achieve. It's okay if it doesn't work o
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by meowtastic 2y ago
> being relentlessly helpful to others, even in things that aren’t strictly your responsibility, keeps you as someone everybody wants on the team I often see this advice, but to me sounds like a speed run to burnout. I've seen tech
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by meowtastic 2y ago
Can't be bothered paying for the games, buying gaming rig abd investing time.
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by meowtastic 2y ago
A blog/newsletter of TikTok content ideas that have proven to work on the platform: https://tiktokexamples.com
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by meowtastic 2y ago
Would be nice if it was mobile friendly.
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by meowtastic 3y ago
You've got further than me! I've spent evenings and weekends over the past 15 months trying to start an online business with 0 revenue to show. I've also been burned out trying to follow what I've seen other people on Tw
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by meowtastic 3y ago
My team wants to do that. Only because the rest of the org uses Java.
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by meowtastic 3y ago
Performance and dev experience yes. Simplicity-wise I guess one could argue that Django takes the crown as long as you're okay with the compromises you have to make. I not sure what you mean by value, if it's cost of hosting the s
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by meowtastic 3y ago
Astro SSR web app, Tailwind, and Drizzle ORM. Use Postgres. Both hosted on a single Hetzner instance for about $6/month. I've tried Django, C#/Blazor, React/Go+Gin, Next.js, none came close.
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by meowtastic 3y ago
Ads. I've seen other people do it with similar ideas, and it sure beats slogging away for 6 months on another SaaS for me.
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by meowtastic 3y ago
Isn't AWS App Runner similar?
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by meowtastic 3y ago
Astro - you can build pretty complex sites with their SSR mode these days.
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by meowtastic 3y ago
I actually have adblocker off on Google because I'm curious who pays for ads :D
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by meowtastic 3y ago
https://tiktokexamples.com - website collecting TikTok case studies. It's my first attempt at a non-SaaS product, I'm really curious how it's gonna turn out.
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by meowtastic 3y ago
Surprised to see insurance > banking. But then again I'm not familiar with US markets.
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by meowtastic 3y ago
Doubt it. Software engineering is such a silly career.
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by meowtastic 3y ago
I use Umami. It's a plugin on Caprover, which is an open source Heroku like
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by meowtastic 3y ago
SaaS sales / sales engineers. Much easier to get there compared to SWE as well.
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by meowtastic 3y ago
Astro SSR, deployed with Caprover on Hetzner Ubuntu machines. Tried Django, Next.js, React+Go/Gin, Blazor. Never been more productive in my life.
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by meowtastic 3y ago
Astro SSR with React components when in need (rarely). A joy to iterate upon since you don't have to worry about coordination between the frontend and backend. Easy to dockerize and deploy wherever you want (I'm looking at you Nex
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by meowtastic 3y ago
Nice website, but there are quite a few businesses in there that I wouldn't categorise as boring or simple to execute/replicate.
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by meowtastic 3y ago
Hetzner.
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by meowtastic 3y ago
There's ways to manage it in the short run (increasing caffeine intake for me) but it's not a good idea to ignore the signs too often. If you need to take a rest, take it. No matter what others say, you know your mind/body be
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by meowtastic 3y ago
> In the UK, you can access a psychologist for free I've used one of the free NHS therapists and frankly it was worse than talking to a chatbot. They clearly follow a script and don't exhibit empathy. They hurry you through the
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by meowtastic 4y ago
I wouldn't say r/startups is that niche. I think it's worth investing more time in some even smaller communities. Otherwise people will think they could do the research themselves.
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by meowtastic 4y ago
You can already achieve that by taking VC funding, no?

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