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Also the Show HN posts are not as organic as they appear, in other words I don't believe you just prepend Show HN to a post and see it go boom...they won't admit it but there is more happening behind the scene.
DuckDuckGo: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=315142
LOL, all the people saying the the name is horrible.
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Thanks for the feedback. I agree that if a site doesn’t resonate with me, I don’t generally use their services.
If you want to do a quickfix on your site, just change these things: "You’ve been told to TALK to your audience, but it’s NOT WORKING" → change it as a background color div "Hell YES I Want It!!!" → remove the pink shadow as well I get that pink and blue are your colors, but those colors don't pair well together used that way. Either that just reduce the pink shadows by a large margin. These are the changes it should…
DuckDuckGo: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=315142
LOL, all the people saying the the name is horrible.
I don't think changing the name would make sense for them at this stage but I'd say they are successful despite the name, not because of it.
Indiehackers.com started here and was acquired by Stripe
Graphene: https://graphene-python.org - HN link: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10976794 I started working on it almost 3 years ago. Now about 5.000 companies all over the globe are using it including Yelp, Reddit & Mozilla. We're profitable and trying to expand our niche (GraphQL in Python) to more markets. Thinking on applying to YC in not a very far future :)
Edit: so the issue was that we had an extraneous trailing comma, which was turning a string (deprecation reason) into a 1-element tuple, which was then failing an assertion in the AST serialisation within graphql-core, however this assertion was being silenced by one of the backends - either the decider or the Quiver backend.
Started 4 years ago[0] and raised $100m 5 months ago[1]
Graphene: https://graphene-python.org - HN link: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10976794 I started working on it almost 3 years ago. Now about 5.000 companies all over the globe are using it including Yelp, Reddit & Mozilla. We're profitable and trying to expand our niche (GraphQL in Python) to more markets. Thinking on applying to YC in not a very far future :)
But that doesn't mean you wont still be successful: https://convertkit.baremetrics.com/