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Lior539

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I'm writing about my experiences as a first-time founder - https://liorn.substack.com/

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www.remoterocketship.com 3mo ago

Debugging and Fixing Interaction to Next Paint (INP)

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twitter.com 5mo ago

OpenClaw plugin for finding remote jobs

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www.remoterocketship.com 1y ago

Companies hiring remote software engineers anywhere in the world

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newsletter.posthog.com 1y ago

Product management is broken. Engineers can fix it

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newsletter.posthog.com 1y ago

Why you're bad at giving feedback

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www.remoterocketship.com 1y ago

My journey debugging and fixing Interaction To Next Paint on my website

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newsletter.posthog.com 1y ago

A/B testing mistakes I learned the hard way

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liorn.substack.com 2y ago

Pricing A/B tests I ran to get my job board to $6k MRR

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posthog.com 2y ago

How to start a growth team (as an engineer)

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liorn.substack.com 3y ago

Getting to 19,000 monthly clicks: Everything I learned about SEO as a beginner

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www.remoterocketship.com 3y ago

6 Transparent Companies That Build in Public

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twitter.com 3y ago

Tell HN: My Vercel costs are exploding due to an infinite loop

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twitter.com 3y ago

The front page of HN will get you 4k-6k visitors

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www.remoterocketship.com 3y ago

Companies hiring remote software engineers anywhere in the world

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www.remoterocketship.com 3y ago

Overcoming Imposter Syndrome During My Time at Meta as a SWE

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www.remoterocketship.com 3y ago

Show HN: Filter through Remote jobs from HN Who is Hiring by location+tech stack

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www.remoterocketship.com 3y ago

Show HN: I built a job board that scrapes the internet for Remote roles

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liorn.substack.com 3y ago

A summary of my learnings on how to find startup ideas

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whydoyouwanttoworkhere.com 3y ago

Using GPT-3 to answer annoying interview application questions

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twitter.com 3y ago

My experience building with the Notion API and what's missing from it

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twitter.com 3y ago

Why I decided to stop using Supabase

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ifuckinghateslack.com 4y ago

I fucking hate slack dot com

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liorn.substack.com 4y ago

Rejected from YC's S22 Batch – The experience and the feedback

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news.ycombinator.com 4y ago

Ask HN: Is Product Hunt Worth It?

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liorn.substack.com 4y ago

I Have No Idea What I'm Doing – Startup Founder blog

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news.ycombinator.com 4y ago

Ask HN: What do you hate about Slack?

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medium.com 4y ago

Our Failed Attempt at Saving $100k of Crypto from Hackers

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www.chocbot.app 4y ago

Show HN: A Slack bot that sends chocolates to your coworkers

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Hi everyone. I hacked together a plugin for OpenClaw to make it your personal job hunting assistant.

It can: • Send the best matches directly to your WhatsApp/Telegram/etc. • Scan for new jobs every hour • Filter based on your requirements • Rank roles against your resume

Result: zero manual searching. Just hyper-relevant jobs sent to you automatically.

Good to know! I had a look and actually my job board already has Sourcegraph jobs (I scrape jobs from all over the internet) - https://www.remoterocketship.com/company/sourcegraph

However, they were all classified as hiring in the US only. The reason is that the location is listed as "Remote". I used to classify "Remote" as "Anywhere in the world", however I found that many US companies tend to list the location as "Remote" but are only hiring for people based in the US (Companies in other countries will always include the country in the location field e.g. "Remote - UK"). Hence now I only classify the hiring location as "Worldwide" if the location field includes phrases such as "Worldwide" or "Anywhere in the world" etc.

Hi folks! I’ve been searching for new startup ideas and problem areas to tackle. Here's a summary of my learnings on how to do it. I’m sharing it with you in the hopes that you’ll be able to point out what’s missing and help me fill in any gaps

On a side note, the Gov.UK site is one of the best sites Ive come across, especially for a government. It's incredibly simple and easy to navigate. It's easy to find any information you're looking for and all information is explained in very clear and simple english (unlike many other government sites, which are convoluted and fill of jargon).

IMO this is the gold standard for government websites

Hey Festro. Thank you for your thoughts!

Re pricing and batching: 100% agree. I also thought that limiting it to X uses per month would make it feel more special e.g. if you only have 1 chocolate to give per month, it means more when you send. However I thought for the mvp I wouldn't add these features just yet.

Re the video quality: Yeah its a gif. It takes quite long to load too since its quite large (14MB). I wasnt able to figure out how make it high quality and load quick at the same time. If anyone has any ideas how to do this, would love to know! (It's built using NextJS)

This is a side-project of mine: It's harder to connect with your coworkers when working remotely. At my previous job it was common to take coworkers out for coffee/lunch if they did something especially helpful for you. In order to replicate this in a remote setting, I built ChocBot