thakobyan

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   Building with Claude Code(tik.dev)

   1 points by thakobyan 9mo ago|0 comments
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   by thakobyan 2y ago

   I was in jersey city and our building literally shaked. It was very scary to say the least.
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   by thakobyan 3y ago

   Building reliable background jobs and engineering workflows has almost always been challenging in any company I worked for, and I’m glad there is a company now who tries to excel the DX aspect of this problem.
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   The Soul of Our Work(tik.dev)

   3 points by thakobyan 4y ago|0 comments
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   Beyond Indie Hacking(tik.dev)

   22 points by thakobyan 5y ago|0 comments
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   Why indie hacking is not for everyone(tik.dev)

   3 points by thakobyan 5y ago|1 comments
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   by thakobyan 5y ago

   I have worked with many programming languages and what attracts me to PHP the most is the simplicity of its tooling.
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   I Want to Learn Rust(tik.dev)

   18 points by thakobyan 5y ago|1 comments
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   Reliability and Performance in Software Tools(tik.dev)

   1 points by thakobyan 5y ago|0 comments
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    First Impressions of Warp Terminal(tik.dev)

    1 points by thakobyan 5y ago|0 comments
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    How to Approach Tech Interviews(tik.dev)

    1 points by thakobyan 6y ago|0 comments
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    by thakobyan 6y ago

    Wow, thank you so much for the great feedback. I appreciate it. Some of the things you mentioned is on my roadmap but some are new to me. I love the idea of cron visualization. For pricing, I agree, my current setup is not ideal and I plan
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    by thakobyan 6y ago

    Thanks for the support! Yeah, this was a hard decision but hopping the right one for future sustainability.
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    by thakobyan 6y ago

    For now, the only difference is the ease of use and monitoring.
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    by thakobyan 6y ago

    Thank you! :)
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    Show HN: I built a cron job scheduler(blog.cronhub.io)

    84 points by thakobyan 6y ago|48 comments
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    Reflecting on building my side-project for the past two years(blog.cronhub.io)

    3 points by thakobyan 6y ago|0 comments
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    by thakobyan 7y ago

    Thank you for your insightful answers.
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    Working for someone vs. doing your own thing(tik.dev)

    339 points by thakobyan 7y ago|222 comments
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    Becoming a Site Reliability Engineer (SRE)(tik.dev)

    4 points by thakobyan 7y ago|0 comments
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    Things you can do as a developer to make more money(medium.com)

    5 points by thakobyan 7y ago|0 comments
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    Why You Should Start Writing(tik.dev)

    5 points by thakobyan 7y ago|0 comments
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    by thakobyan 7y ago

    I started https://cronhub.io a year ago and it's profitable now. I have written blog posts about my learnings and challenges so far. https://blog.cronhub.io/
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    What I Learned in My First Year Year as a Solo Founder(tik.dev)

    293 points by thakobyan 7y ago|65 comments
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    by thakobyan 8y ago

    Thanks for making it :)
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    by thakobyan 8y ago

    I was in a similar situation as you except I have a full-time job. I started https://cronhub.io a year ago and it's currently a profitable side-business. You don't need to focus on the idea too much. I think it's
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    Choosing what to work on is hard(tigranhakobyan.com)

    3 points by thakobyan 8y ago|0 comments
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    by thakobyan 8y ago

    Hi Shiv, I was wondering if there is any chance I could get an early access to DO Kubernetes? tigran at cronhub io. Thank you :)
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    by thakobyan 8y ago

    Would love to get an early access to DO k8s!
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    How I acquired my first 10 customers for my side-project(blog.cronhub.io)

    3 points by thakobyan 8y ago|0 comments