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I enjoyed reading this article. It's amazing to think about the number of machines in the industry that need on floppy disks :)

I prefer auth0. It's simple enough for a simple SaaS.

I created one, just for fun. Site looks great and UX is good.

Nice job. It really feels like postman. So there is no server behind it, right?

I see. Thanks. Keep going!

It seems you did a lot and achieved a lot. Congrats. Why did you create this page? Who are you targeting? A new company you would like to work for? Potential customers for your new projects?

I think I'm a noob here, but what is the use case? Why would I want to sync GA data to Google Sheets?

Very nice product, well designed. When did you start to build this product?

Thanks. I'll check it out.

Interesting. ChangeTower seems more powerful. Thanks for the suggestion.

Wow, this is a very hard game :) Five tries to even go away from the first platform :)

I've been in this situation many times. Managers have different reasons and excuses why a certain promotion is not possible. It can be a budget issue, you don't fit the expected Lead profile, and your hard work and proactive behavior are not visible enough.

My fav is https://www.youtube.com/c/veritasium - very good videos about science Another one is https://www.youtube.com/c/Wendoverproductions

Good site and this is a good page to see alternatives. How many new startups do you add to your site monthly?

I'll check this repo, thx. It all started as an experiment with Playwright. And I also wanted to try whether I can build a full app, not just some simple scripts.

Did you try it with more complicated PDFs?

Oh, this is just cool. Nice work.

yeah. I was considering creating a focused version for this like visualping.io

no.

What similar things?

Oh, interesting. What is the name of that extension?

It is free for a short period of time, but after that, it will be a paid service.

Why did you create this?

What is the use-case? Why should I have a PDF that looks scanned?

I really like the fact that your standard project is a MUD. Awesome!

Great idea!

I've been burned out before: it sucks. But it is good that you realized that you are lost.

The only thing that helped me with burnouts so far: taking a long break. For example I took 2 weeks off and just biked through the country. I didnt plan anything ahead, I made random decisions on the spot (where to eat, what to do). After a week I started to feel much better.

Great advice. What languages did you learn so far?

Thanks for the link suggestion. Yeah, I've already checked several things in Python and it seems similar. I'm a bit worried about the differences in implementing different design patterns for example. So not really the basics like variables, loops, modules etc.

Do you build a real app to practice?