ksahin
Joined 10 years ago
Joined 10 years ago
Did you use the one suggested here https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/claude-code/sub-agents or have you created custom ones?
Most technical blog posts are boring. They look like documentation.
My best technical blog posts were the ones where I added personal stories about how I used the library/framework I was referring to.
The best advice from OP is to hire an editor. Especially for non-native English speakers (like me). A good editor can transform "good" technical content into exceptional content.
Michael Lynch, who regularly front-page HN has a great article about this: https://mtlynch.io/editor/
Source: https://blossomstreetventures.medium.com/q1-saas-metrics-dat...
For example in France, which is known for its labor code that protects employees much better than other countries, here are some conditions that can lead to this: - Proven relationship of subordination - The contractor is only working for your company - Poorly written contract (specifically, obligation of means vs obligation of results)
At the beginning we had a banner on the dashboard with a CTA to book a call with me. To incentivize users to book the call, we offered free API credits: https://twitter.com/PierreDeWulf/status/1329765250707623939/...
I had 100+ calls with users in the first months, it helped us a lot to understand our market, what they needed etc.
It worked so well that we had to remove the free credit incentive because taking those calls took all my time.
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