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by pxue 4mo ago
But companies and governments owning the natural resources that powers the utilities took over the world. US for example owns the LNG trade right now and that’s a major choke for power production across the world, China owns the rare earth
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by pxue 6mo ago
took me a minute to figure out what this is but this is nice. i've already caught a few repos i blindly installed with obvious security risk
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by pxue 6mo ago
we use a service called Briefhq. First: It’s a MCP/cli you can hook up to Claude code and slack, it integrates with GitHub. the harness lets you record decision as contextual info you can pull up whenever your start a planning session.
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by pxue 9mo ago
_Are you letting AI interact directly with ops tools?_ Yes but very cautiously and always with human in the loop. AI is great at cutting away ops noise (false alerts), OK at root cause analysis / debugging and terrible at actually prio
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by pxue 1y ago
why do this instead of using a merchant of record?
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Show HN: Indiestories (Email Lottery)(indiestories.so)
6 points by pxue 2y ago|0 comments
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by pxue 2y ago
Well they did and Facebook refused. Hence the "do not track" feature.
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by pxue 2y ago
Too. many. features
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by pxue 2y ago
if you're in the same geo - small claims court. otherwise, consider it lost + name and shame
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by pxue 2y ago
Tug of war with tencent. Hope they figure it out like Apple did with Google.
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by pxue 2y ago
They had entire section on substack as well, which is basically what I'm doing. Stat seems like only 15(?) authors on substack makes $1,000/m or more. Which is wild.
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by pxue 2y ago
True in strict monetary senses. But through this process I've - gained an engaging audience on X - multiple inbound leads that turned into long term collabs - a discord community of my best readers where we meet once a week Worth the i
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by pxue 2y ago
Agreed. Much like a founder building a company for the sake of being a founder. Rarely makes good products.
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by pxue 2y ago
You nailed it. Thank you. So just to clarify I didn't have an audience when I wrote the book. I took the time and told people my story over the past 6 months, and while I did that - sold books. I think good storytellers should be able
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by pxue 2y ago
I have a site, user can pay and get an email with the pdf/Epub link. No paper. I write in notion, export to markdown, then compile to pdf / Epub with pandoc It's super easy, highly recommend
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by pxue 2y ago
Absolutely get what you mean and that's ok! Send me an email, I'll share you the first chapter
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by pxue 2y ago
500k.agency
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by pxue 2y ago
On X and Reddit, for free. I basically gave bits and pieces of each chapter away as content - then funneled interested readers into DMs and profile visits with link to my ebook.
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by pxue 2y ago
So I don't consider my self an author but I wrote a 60 pages ebook in 3 month on a topic I consider am pretty savvy in. I've marketed and sold 400+ copies of it at $19 so far and about to raise the price to $39, near 100% margin m
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Client Runs on Waterfall
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by pxue 3y ago
Here's what I use - tally.so forms, can embed anywhere - cloud function (gcp) - sendgrid (adds to contact list) Unless you're getting hundreds of contacts a day this setup is basically free. Demo: https://500k.agency&#x
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by pxue 3y ago
SpacesStation Labs | REMOTE Contract | US| Go, React/NextJS/TS/JS https://spacestation.github.io/ Who we typically work with: - Early stage SaaS startups about to raise a new round and need staff augmentation
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by pxue 3y ago
SpacesStation Labs | REMOTE Contract | US/Canada | Go, React/NextJS/TS/JS https://spacestation.github.io/ Who we typically work with: - Early stage (Seed, Series-A) startups in the US with a big idea and
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by pxue 3y ago
With knife and fork obviously.
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by pxue 3y ago
Go to places where your potential customers are looking for help.
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by pxue 3y ago
Been contracting for 7 years and there's been a 10x in opportunities from Q42023 to Q12024. Things are looking very up.
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by pxue 3y ago
Alternatively, Lee was smart enough to NOT make generalized conclusion and to just leave it at an observation.
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by pxue 3y ago
SpacesStation Labs | REMOTE Contract | US/Canada | Go, React/NextJS/TS/JS https://spacestation.github.io/ Who we typically work with: - Seed/Series A startups in the US with big ideas. - US companie
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by pxue 3y ago
SpacesStation Labs | REMOTE Contract | EST Go, React/NextJS/TS/JS, Devops, Data warehouse https://spacestation.github.io/ Who we typically work with: - Seed/Series A startups in the US with big ideas. -
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by pxue 3y ago
Describe in single words, only the good things that come into your mind about your mother.

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