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Great points. Convenience comes first, especially for things not in your core product offerings.

The math has changed for sure, but there is still a large open space in the convenience vs cost equation.

What's a good alternative to Railway?

I'm in the same Jekyll boat! If it works, it works.

PSA: Make sure to set a minimum release age and pin versions where possible.

I'm building an analytics and attribution platform for onchain apps, named Formo.

https://formo.so

Think Google Analytics + Posthog designed for crypto users and apps!

I've learned a lot about data engineering and analytics in the past year.

Analytics and data platform for onchain apps

Working on https://formo.so as a solo founder

Formo makes analytics and attribution simple for onchain apps. You get the best of web, product, and onchain analytics on one versatile platform.

Have learned a lot about data engineering so far.

Make procrastination your superpower.

A big step towards agentic payments and commerce.

For once, reducing the budget for the war department doesn't sound bad

Formo is the data platform for onchain apps. Understand your users, where they come from, and what they do so you can build a better app.

Formo makes analytics easy. Designed to be an alternative to Google Analytics for onchain teams, it combines the best of web, product, and onchain analytics into one versatile platform. No third-party cookies, no personal data. Just clear, privacy-friendly insights.

I play guitar and find having both sheet music and tablature together useful. Sheet Music has an incomparable amount of timing information and other nuances, and tablature has the fingering positions you can sight read effortlessly once you've got the piece down.

I've been in guitar orchestras, what we do is annotate our sheet music with optimal finger positions as we work through the piece. Especially for long pieces you can't necessarily keep in your head, this helps with sigh-reading tremendously since the positions are written in the sheet music.

Some sheet music for guitar also has note-level annotations for string number and finger positions, which does the above for the guitarist.