Monthly Archives: June 2020
How to set up an ARM64 playground on Ubuntu 18.04
With the recent announcement of Apple Silicon (Apple laptops shifting to the 64 bit ARM architecture), it’s a great time to finally learn ARM64!
Continue reading3 Life Skills I Learned From Indie Hackers
(Originally appeared on my Indie Hackers blog)
Even though I’ve only achieved modest success as an indie hacker, I’ve learned many valuable skills that will make me more successful in other areas of my life, no matter how I proceed.
Continue readingAdvice for finding mentorship
(Originally appeared on Indie Hackers)
Here’s a few of my insights from the past few months of personally finding mentorship and listening to hours and hours of the Indie Hackers podcast ๐
Continue readingPeople hate surveys, but like being interviewed
(Originally appeared on my Indie Hackers blog)
Instead of posting a link to a survey in a Facebook group with potential customers, post that you’re doing a research project and would love to interview some people that do [whatever your target market does].
Here’s my theory: People don’t like filling out surveys because it feels cold, and impersonal. On the other hand, answering questions being asked by a human interviewer, even if they are the same questions, makes them feel important because of the personal touch. Someone else is taking time from their day to ask the questions, so it’s more reciprocal.
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