Truly lifestyle business running from the cloud and not looking for investor, customers or employees...
One day will leave to my kids to run...
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Truly lifestyle business running from the cloud and not looking for investor, customers or employees...
One day will leave to my kids to run...
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I suggest you look into Header Bidding, you're leaving tons of cash on the table by going all in on just one demand partner.
Sortable does header bidding. What are your recommendations for other firms?
Coderpad [1], an interviewing platform, is run by Vincent Woo [2]. [1] https://coderpad.io [2] https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=akanet
Pieter Levels is the creator of: - https://nomadlist.com/ - https://remoteok.io/ - https://hoodmaps.com/ And he just broke €50,000/m a few days ago: https://mobile.twitter.com/levelsio/status/96802754410347315...
Stock trading robots, everything on autopilot, makes much more money than my "real job" as technical team lead for big corp. Truly lifestyle business running from the cloud and not looking for investor, customers or employees... One day will leave to my kids to run...
I have been writing options scripts (short puts) for a couple years and have had a lot of fun solving puzzles there.
Stock trading robots, everything on autopilot, makes much more money than my "real job" as technical team lead for big corp. Truly lifestyle business running from the cloud and not looking for investor, customers or employees... One day will leave to my kids to run...
What do you trade and how? No need for reproducible details, but useful to know something. I have been writing options scripts (short puts) for a couple years and have had a lot of fun solving puzzles there.
Options are to complicated for me :-)
A second business focused solely on Twitter analytics. Was about to shut that down years ago when Twitter suddenly offered free analytics, but it barely changed sign-up rates, so I kept it going.
On good days, I answer one or two emails, that’s it. The occasional one-week-of-hell when things go sideways mixed in every few months, of course.
Now looking for the next project.
I worked on it for about 2 years, mostly in open beta, and started selling it in December 2015. It's been the only thing I work on and has provided all my income since then.