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takkatakka

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    Comment #46619730

    https://chrispryan.com/

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    Comment #46617434

    Sounds like you certainly found a market. Do you have any estimates on how big that market is, and thus how much of the market you have captured? And then from there, figuring out …

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    Comment #46608739

    Do you have product market fit, and just need to do more marketing? If so, I would keep going. Otherwise, I'd probably be a bit burnt out after 3 years of no PMF.

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    Comment #46590273

    Trying to create a moon jar in pottery class

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    Comment #46590174

    A session recording and product analytics tool: https://scryspell.com/ I built it because I thought session recording was such a cool feature, and wanted to know how to make one. I…

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    Comment #45431301

    Working on a session recording app: https://scryspell.com Currently it's meant to help devs fix UI and UX issues by seeing exactly what their users saw, including a log of the brow…

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    Comment #45249884

    1. For me, at a senior dev level, about half are multiple rounds of leetcode / system design and the other half are some sort of live coding something more practical. 2. I think th…

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    Comment #45043492

    https://scryspell.com - a simple session recording and analytics tool. I used to use squeaky.ai which was a pretty simple session recording tool, but they got tired of running it a…

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    Comment #44987601

    It's pretty basic and missing a lot of features, but the session recording core is there. For now, I built the backend just using Java, SpringBoot, PostgreSQL, Jooq. The recording …

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    Comment #44987478

    The method I've been going with recently is to just clone an existing app. I was inspired by max rozen blogging about building the '200th uptime checker'. https://maxrozen.com/#boo…

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    Show HN: I put a face on a 'button' that reacts to your cursor's distance

    Inspired by a gamedev presentation called 'Juice it or lose it', I put a face on a 'button' that gets happier the closer your cursor is. Maybe your website needs one too? Take a lo…

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    Comment #41139635

    Just dinking around making an RDP electron app.

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    Comment #40395222

    Wow. Their salary ranges seem low? Backend Engineer, assuming that is mid level: "The base salary range for this full-time position is between $38,900 USD to $87,500 USD"

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    Comment #39269218

    I've tried a variety of things (LinkedIn Ads, Reddit Ads, Google Ads, SEO, responding to relevant reddit questions). Most of the paying customers come from google ads, but a few ha…

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    Comment #39264893

    Self-employed running https://bankstatement2csv.com Like the url implies, it's a pdf bank statement to csv converter. What Rob Walling from microconf would call a 'step 1 business'…

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    Comment #39209134

    “ I’ve recently put a lot of thought into the product and realized that there is a real gap in the market that I can fill and make this into a real business” Was the market gap rea…

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    Comment #39111669

    I built https://bankstatement2csv.com It's a pdf bank statement to csv converter (which seems like an increasingly popular niche for solo devs), making $550/month as of today. Mark…

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    Comment #39063621

    Been seeing a lot of lay offs still

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    Comment #39063604

    I’m using Java in a new-ish project of mine. It’s not glamorous, but there is a library for everything which is nice. I also have the most experience with it (Clojure coming second…

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    Comment #38953230

    Just recently surpassed $500/mo with a pdf to csv converter, https://bankstatement2csv.com But as someone else mentioned, from a purely financial stand point, I'd be better off inv…

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    Comment #38820273

    Got my side project to $100 MRR

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    Ask HN: Google Vision vs. AWS Textract vs. Tesseract?

    I've been playing around with Tesseract to extract text from pdf files and have found it a little disappointing, even after doing some pre-processing to the image (300dpi, binariza…

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    Comment #38511555

    Sometimes, but maybe not in a traditionally productive way most might think here. Living in Denver, it feels like there is an implicit message that you should be getting out into t…

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    Comment #38511527

    I've been working on a pdf bank statement converter. The work itself isn't inherently interesting. It's the full ownership of a thing I made, combined with actually helping people,…