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skarmklart

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About skarmklart

I'm writing a book on SaaS, featuring some of the top people on HN: http://howtofindsaasideas.com/

Feel free to email me: alexander@skarmklart.se

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    I am writing a book on different ways to do this: http://www.howtofindsaasideas.com/ I hope to meet the great patio11 at Microconf soon btw, looking forward to it :)

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    Comment #6398861

    Why do you think that is? (Reason for asking: writing a book about SaaS. Writing a chapter on "why SaaS?" right now :))

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    Comment #6392229

    Malmö region guy here. Any digital nomad who wants to hang out, feel free to contact me. Email in profile.

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    Comment #6352425

    FWIW, I am writing a book to get you some part of the way to your goal: http://www.howtofindsaasideas.com It's about finding/extracting ideas (from domain experts) and then testing…

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    Comment #6339212

    FWIW, I am writing a book about how to find and test such niches: http://www.howtofindsaasideas.com (Apologies for the terrible landing page).

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    Comment #6178183

    FWIW, I'm writing a book on how to hopefully do just that: http://howtofindsaasideas.com/ (Apologies for the buggy landing page. New one coming soon. If signing up doesn't work, em…

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    Comment #6054387

    Wow! That is very inspiring! Maybe I could ask you a few questions over email? :)

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    Comment #6054385

    As someone who is writing a book, that is hugely inspiring! Thanks! Btw, does Gumroad support Bitcoins?

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    Comment #6013551

    "Hemlis" is kid Swedish for "secret".

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    Comment #6001949

    How do you usually test if your project ideas have market fit? I'm writing a book about this very topic so I'm very interested obviously :)

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    Comment #6001505

    One thing that really impressed me is how Angular does dependency injection, seemingly through magic. This blog explains more: http://www.alexrothenberg.com/2013/02/11/the-magic-be…

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    Comment #5992282

    I doubt it. At least not yet :)

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    Comment #5991744

    This is an interesting book about how to effect change in organizations: http://www.hackingwork.com/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H07pbDhBgXg Btw, what are some of those potentia…

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    Comment #5991737

    Have you considered Bitcoin for your payments?

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    Comment #5991126

    Trying to fix it but I think it may be a Launchrock issue.

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    Comment #5991062

    I'm thinking there might be a market for micro-investing in lifestyle businesses. Like Kiva for micropreneurs.

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    Comment #5991053

    Thanks, I'll look into it.

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    Comment #5990958

    Checked your profile page and you seem to be doing some fascinating things with your company. Mind telling us more? :) (Emailed you btw).

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    Comment #5990914

    How did you come up with the idea for that? :)

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    Comment #5990911

    Btw, I would love to interview you. Can I email you?

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    Comment #5990896

    Shameless plug: I am working on a book on how to find and test ideas for lifestyle businesses. Target demographic: HN coders who want to quit their jobs and become patio11* :) http…

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    Comment #5990799

    I'm kind of trying to teach the reader to become patio11 (and focusing on the initial stages of that). So, yes :) I'm still curious about tech companies run by HNers though. I mean…

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    Comment #5990712

    How about reducing pain/headaches? Is that also a valid concern? :) Mind telling me a bit about how you do those 4 things you mentioned right now?

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    Comment #5990704

    On a side note, I think most business problems go unnoticed. Interesting. Got any examples? :)

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    Comment #5990697

    I see where you're coming from. Maybe you are not typical of business as a whole since you are (I assume) a tech person and thus very capable of solving your own problems (if they …