mustafabisic1's comments

Do you write on a regular basis?

Is there a place to subscribe?

I'd definitely love to hear out your process of creating these.

P.S. I created a resource for remote-working parents. It's a weekly newsletter for now, but who knows, I might have enough value one day to do what you did here.

https://thursdaydigest.com/

Sorry, my bad. When I wrote it, I realized it might imply I'm doing something special.

I'm just doing the good oral care practices and it's working. My kid is going through dentists visits with flying colors. Not to jinx it.

Portugal's making moves - https://www.cnbc.com/2022/10/10/work-from-a-european-beach-w...

P.S. Working on a weekly newsletter for remote working parents. https://thursdaydigest.com/

I know, I know. Bear with me, I'm trying to get myself out there. <3

phew, I wanted to apply there last year.

Seemed like a great company at the time. Maybe still is. If you find new details please feel free to share here.

P.S. Shameless self-plug here - building a weekly newsletter for remote working parent and one of my motivations is to have a piece of mind https://thursdaydigest.com/

Oh my, this thread is full of positivity!

Cheer y'all.

My childhood explained.

Trying to do exactly this for my kids:

"Because these assemblages are found in saliva, targeting them early on could be a therapeutic strategy to prevent childhood tooth decay, says Koo. “If you block this binding or disrupt the assemblage before it arrives on the tooth and causes damage, that could be a preventive strategy.”"

Btw Any take on this? https://sive.rs/h Just discovered it.

Love this quote and it seems fitting here - "Many books believe they know how you should live. But each book disagrees with the next. In “How to Live”, each chapter believes it knows how you should live. And each chapter disagrees with the next."

I found a great article searching through Hacker News the other day - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32497780

It's appropriately called "There’s no speed limit". A lot of rules from there apply here as well.

It's about a guy who finished college in 2 years, if I remember correctly.

I've written it down on my white-board and remind myself about it everyday.

Thought you might find it useful.

P.S. I'm working on believing in myself and shamelessly plugging my weekly newsletter for remote working parents everywhere - check it out. https://thursdaydigest.com/

I just discovered an amazing tool I wanted to share here.

It's called Llama Life and it organises your tasks in a logical way.

I've been personally searching for something like this for years and it's been in front of my nose the entire time.

It's been even submitted on HN before.

Give it a go and share feedback here.

Very insightful and genuinely seems to be coming from the right place.

Agreed, especially on the part where people boil over to being aware of account ownership

Thanks for the question. From where I'm standing this is a great emai and a opportunity for brands to convey their message more effectively and to make users experience more enjoyable.

From where this community is standing, this is a big opportunity to work on fun projects. Email development is specific a little bit, but it's greatly enjoyable for many.

Whether it's worth the risks, hmm, maybe, maybe not, I've seen a few great arguments in this thread.

Actually, from this thread, I feel this type of email I mentioned MIGHT be acceptable in a sense. The ones where you can do a functional thing from email, like accept a calendar event are a different story.

But we're a long way from having amp as a standard practice.

- If take email marketing to be a legit line of business. It's the not-illegal spam.

Are you having a bad day my man? Hope it gets better.

As someone who's been working in email marketing for 5 years, I couldn't agree more. I'm quite surprised with the amount of negative comments.

But it is what it is. The main problem with amp for emails is that email marketers don't have the time to make them. We're always excited when somebody get something out that's awesome, but it stays at that.

We're back at our day to day operations. Unfortunately amp is staying in the "Important, but not urgent" category for a few years now.

Look at this email for example: https://reallygoodemails.com/emails/discover-more-with-the-b...

Haven't made me any money yet, but it pushed me in the right direction and it happened yesterday.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32335165#32335750

Started a weekly newsletter for remote working parents, dabbled on it a bit and saw a great post on HN that my newsletter fit in fine. Definitely got the spike of motivation to make it happen. I'm in the email marketing game for 5 years and sent hundreds of millions of emails out, but the one I sent today must be in the top 3 emails that got me most excited.

Mentioned it in a comment and got a few subscribers.

I did lose a few karma points for the way I did it tho, but I was rusty with my HN commenting skills (working on it)

Everything about this post seems to be like that lol There is something to it for sure. Thanks for the comment, you cracked me up :D

Love it, and totally felt this myself. That's why I created a newsletter for remote working parents. To be on the creation side and as least as possible on the consuming side.

https://thursdaydigest.com/

I bet it'll crash as well lol

I like the concept of working on your favorite part of the project when you don't feel like it.

Great trick!

Perfect timing. Just need to start writing out code for an email. Screw it, let's do it!