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Off topic and out of sheer interest (and if you don't mind), would you like sharing what purpose do you use those many domains for? I'm guessing it is for side projects. Could be of interest to general community here. Thanks
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solution-finder on Thursday December 21, 2023 @02:36AM
from the self-post dept.
It seems there are a lot of niche discord servers out there hosting quality conversations (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38706157). Curious to know which ones are rated by HN readers.
Readwise.io reader was the answer for me
How do you market or spread the word about them?
Fascinating. Reminds of Gone Girl
Congratulations, this is huge! Would you mind sharing how did you approach marketing?
I like the clean interface, which platform is it based on?
Clean and simple. What is the platform behind the site? Ghost?
ICE - reminds of Emirates flight entertainment system.
A few layoffs in Microsoft Sydney too.
I agree! I have subscribed before to NYT, Economist using Apple’s subscriptions and therefore never had any issues in unsubscribing, or needing to call somebody to unsubscribe.
Hey Scruple, it would be great if you could share your reading list or recommendations.
I can talk about one of the low code/no code product: Power Platform. It is a Microsoft’s low-code/no-code platform that let users create apps, develop workflows, develop chat and desktop bots and also use commoditized AI models. The platform is now in business since 4+ years and I know many Fortune 100 companies who have got 5000+ apps - both for internal org and for business with external partners, subcontractors etc. It is a massive thing. A simple license gets you a storage space in cloud, works with Teams, Office 365, Sharepoint etc and also apps thus developed (all using no code/low code approach) can scale (without rewriting using code) to talk to Microsoft’s business apps aka Dynamics 365 and 400+ other systems (inc Oracle etc)
I feel the view of ‘no code / low code’ is a bit primitive here. It used to be like that but last 3/4 years, the entire thing paradigm has changed fundamentally.
I have started using Collections in Edge. Better than Chrome Bookmarks in terms of UX
Surprised no one mentioned Microsoft’s new Edge browser. It’s based on Chromium engine but without a lot of those recently annoying features of Chrome
Very impressive website, thanks for sharing book notes.
That’s an excellent idea. Will you be writing a blogpost about it (please please)!
Nice and simple! I’ve recently started and was thinking to get Xero but then thought why pay $$ each month. With only one client, I want to save every penny
Just stopping by to say this is an excellent idea with beautiful execution. If there is a product with ‘geek humor’ I’ll buy right away!
Awesome, the UX is beautiful.
I’ve got a couple Saas ideas for building as side projects but as the common startup advice goes - I need to validate the idea first. Would you like to share how did you validate the idea, or was it a project for a customer which was later productised? thanks!
Yes I do:
https://akhan.meThe purpose of the website for me is a combo of few objectives:
1. Write/publish on Azure/Dynamics 365/Power Platform etc.,
2. As my one pager profile with links to other side projects,
..above two is already happening, I’m going to work on below soon:
3. To serve as a repository of notes (some call it ‘digital garden’) where I publish excerpts of the best I read/watch and reflections on them
4. To host curations on the topics I’m interested in and on which I’ve collected the useful ways, tips and strategies from various books etc. Eg 1:1 meetings, Consultancy notes, Productivity tools etc
Off the topic, curious how you calculated valuation using monthly income?