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by s-stude 7mo ago
10% make more than 10,000 a month. Nice! And that is only 16 makers who reported this, and only for 2024–2025. I was too lazy to scan past years, but I will do.
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Half of the side projects from HN make less than $1000 a month (2024-2025)(indielaunches.com)
2 points by s-stude 7mo ago|4 comments
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by s-stude 7mo ago
I analyzed 326 side projects featured on HN between 2024 and 2025 that claimed to earn $500+ monthly; I found that half of them make less than $1,000 a month. (Don't get me wrong, that’s still impressive—especially since I’m not even m
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by s-stude 7mo ago
I search for jobs myself and maybe somebody will post as well
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by s-stude 7mo ago
I am working on a https://humanityjobs.com . It is a job board that helps find jobs across humanitarian areas—helping people, helping address poverty, traveling in the world, and traveling in developing countries. I would like to
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by s-stude 8mo ago
You can create Pinterest-like images on the fly now with AI. IMO, the end is inevitable for similar companies.
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by s-stude 8mo ago
Do you think they will be implementing AI again anytime soon? haha.
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by s-stude 8mo ago
Was there any chance for your company to implement AI and to make more sales/ keep your job?
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by s-stude 8mo ago
Fired or let go. I understand that many positions have duplicate people in backup roles, so some will be redundant.
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by s-stude 8mo ago
Yes, I've heard about that. Any personal stories are very much appreciated.
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Ask HN: Have you been fired because of AI?
17 points by s-stude 8mo ago|15 comments
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by s-stude 9mo ago
I work on https://FluentDomains.com I source these expiring domains from auctions and rank them as if I were looking for a perfect domain. Examples: - london wine tours .com - timber roof .com - liquor dealer .com - ai data scie
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Show HN: Gift for Kids – Live Santa AI Video Call(callsantatonight.com)
2 points by s-stude 9mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Call Santa AI with your kids. My new side project(callsantatonight.com)
2 points by s-stude 9mo ago|0 comments
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by s-stude 9mo ago
I created a simple app that lets your kid call Santa AI via video call. Parents can use this webpage to schedule a 5-minute or 10-minute call with Santa, who will speak to their child. Very, very realistic and could support a dialogue, ask
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by s-stude 6y ago
Thanks to everyone for all comments here. I made https://interactivesql.com to help all those people who just start to learn databases, SQL, queries, and more. I am compiling 120+ lessons now to cover everything from the basics
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by s-stude 6y ago
Understood. Let's imagine you found such real-world tasks and trying to solve them. You write SQL queries, play around to get dome results but now you need to confirm your solution is right. And given you are playing around on some web
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by s-stude 6y ago
This is interesting. Could you elaborate on the real world requirements please? What do you mean?
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by s-stude 6y ago
Is there any certain way for you to do the practice in SQL?
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by s-stude 6y ago
Is there anything (any context, environment, or mindset) that could stop you from practicing writing SQL and learning the language?
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by s-stude 6y ago
The youtube channel looks very advanced. Definitely need to go over it in detail. When you say solving tasks without an end goal what do you mean? Like what would be the most blocker for you from practicing writing SQL queries?
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by s-stude 6y ago
So you are talking about the db structure itself. How would you approach the SELECT part? All those nested sub-queries, CTEs, and complex EXISTS cases?
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by s-stude 6y ago
It is karma indeed =)
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by s-stude 6y ago
Yep...a plain spreadsheet or tables do the trick. It helps get away from the frustration of not knowing SQL and helps think just in table terms.
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by s-stude 6y ago
I think I had some similar book at my desk back then... When you were just starting and found this book what was the most negative experience you've had during the learning?
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by s-stude 6y ago
Understood. When you were doing research for those tasks in the past what was your main goal except to solve the task itself?
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by s-stude 6y ago
Thanks for sharing this. You are saying that there is a ton of stuff to learn....how do you solve this problem now?
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by s-stude 6y ago
Totally agree...these are some nice ways to learn and practice. So to make sure I follow your initial need back then what was your main goal when you were solving such tasks as writing a script to automate data entry? Like what was the main
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by s-stude 6y ago
Thanks for sharing these resources. Can I ask you what was your initial context or environment that made you learn SQL first? I mean what did encourage you to go and look for a solution?
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Ask HN: Junior SQL developers – How do you learn SQL?
46 points by s-stude 6y ago|42 comments

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