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Ask HN: Which YC companies changed their ideas after being accepted?
Ask HN: What’s your list of sideprojects?
Ask HN: I have 1k to invest, what would you recommend?
Ask HN: What online learning format works best for you?
I would also love to recommend http://logodust.com, for open sourced logo designs made by a design agency [1] that you can download and use for free.
Ask HN: Any 7-figure-year solopreneurs?
Open Sourced Logo Designs
“A year ago, I started open sourcing my unused logo designs to developers”
Ask HN: What's the best alternative word for 'hacker'
When explaining what I do to family members and folks who aren't in the tech space, using the word 'hacking' or 'hacker' makes them think I break into people's computers for a living (which I am not obviously). What's the best alternative word for 'hacker'?
Ask HN: What is your “I wish I did it sooner” moment?
Ask HN: What's your bootstrapped, profitable business?
Ask HN: What’s the best job for a tinkerer with shiny object syndrome?
Ask HN: Tips for finding nonprofits to support?
Ask HN: How do you describe yourself?
For many of us, it's hard to describe ourselves. What's our 'title'. I wonder how you describe yourself?
Ask HN: What’s the perfect job for a tinkerer?
Ask HN: Who's hired someone to turn an idea into a low-fi prototype?
I'm looking for a service that turns an idea into a click-through prototype. So the work that needs to be done is UX (needs to have a good flow, UI (needs to look good) and some interactivity through Marvelapp or what ever. What would the price be like for something like this?
Ask HN: Once you've found your passion, how do you monetize it?
How does one turn his found passion into a profitable and scalable business?
Ask HN: Any Examples of Profitable Open Source Projects?
Ask HN: Who successfully transitioned from freelancing to product owner?
How did you go from freelancing to building a profitable product?
Ask HN: What's a good subreddit equivalent to HN?
Sideproject Marketing
Ask HN: What's a modern equivalent of QBASIC?
I loved QBASIC as a kid. The ability to write a few lines of code and get something as simple as a word on the screen, flashing in a variety of colours was like magic. What's a modern equivalent of that that kids could play with and get excited about coding (I'm not talking about drag and drop platforms like Scratch)