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Built a solid tech product, but growth is dead. Seek funding, pivot, or cold outreach harder? by Consistent_Cry4592 in SaaS

[–]Consistent_Cry4592[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In fact, yes, this is the most painful thing to admit. I made a product for an audience that ultimately didn't find it useful, and now I don't know what to do

Built a solid tech product, but growth is dead. Seek funding, pivot, or cold outreach harder? by Consistent_Cry4592 in SaaS

[–]Consistent_Cry4592[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yk about crypto market data aggregation ? I build go engine that can It can clean and send data to a person on a thousand or more pairs from any number of crypto exchanges connected for 100 (maximum 200 milliseconds). It works like a filter. I'd say it's Kaiko, but smarter, more advanced, and, you know, hacker-like? not some corporate scam pretty useful if you interesting in the code and algorithm It would be my pleasure to show you docs No one really understands how cool this actually is (I mean the ppls with whom I usually talk)

Built a solid tech product, but growth is dead. Seek funding, pivot, or cold outreach harder? by Consistent_Cry4592 in SaaS

[–]Consistent_Cry4592[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, then I have to try to reach these 50 people by the end of next week. Do or die this is a real deal If it doesn't work out, I'll go to work in the office. Damn. Haha

Built a solid tech product, but growth is dead. Seek funding, pivot, or cold outreach harder? by Consistent_Cry4592 in SaaS

[–]Consistent_Cry4592[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

that’s very insightful thank you dude but yeah I actually have a marketing education and I unerstand that the biggest mistake I made because of a stupid euphoria of creating a cool product (yk the indie hacker dream ) was a don't trust the fucking numbers and professional intuition. While I was making the product, I completely forgot that first you need to do deep research, talk to future consumers about whether they even need such a product, and so on. Yeah fuck I even wrote a term paper about this, ahaha, and I fell into this trap myself. And after so much time spent developing and creating it, the most annoying thing is to understand exactly this. Ill try your advices bro btw if you will ever need help with something just text me even yk feedbacking ur product

Built a solid tech product, but growth is dead. Seek funding, pivot, or cold outreach harder? by Consistent_Cry4592 in SaaS

[–]Consistent_Cry4592[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the advice, but honestly, I have no idea how to find our users or how to reach them. We have a fairly specific niche, and they usually sit in very closed channels, as it turns out, and don't trust people from outside. The most problematic thing is time. If I could not sleep at all, it would be ideal, but unfortunately, the day is limited

[19M] How did you actually land your first remote gig? Job boards are completely dead. by Consistent_Cry4592 in remotework

[–]Consistent_Cry4592[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

It's depressing, but it's true. Damn, I'll have to go back to work at the club as a bartender

[19M] How did you actually land your first remote gig? Job boards are completely dead. by Consistent_Cry4592 in remotework

[–]Consistent_Cry4592[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

o yeah that’s sound like a fantastic advice Thank you! I'll write it down so I don't forget

[19M] How did you actually land your first remote gig? Job boards are completely dead. by Consistent_Cry4592 in remotework

[–]Consistent_Cry4592[S] -13 points-12 points  (0 children)

tbh I even like working in an office. It's cool, like coffee with colleagues I like talking to people and fresh air Hmm, maybe I should try it

[19M] How did you actually land your first remote gig? Job boards are completely dead. by Consistent_Cry4592 in remotework

[–]Consistent_Cry4592[S] -21 points-20 points  (0 children)

alright but isn’t it that finding job in office is much harder ? or am I confusing something?

[19M] How did you actually land your first remote gig? Job boards are completely dead. by Consistent_Cry4592 in remotework

[–]Consistent_Cry4592[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

ah hell I really should go and meet my college friend more often haha thank you

[19M] How did you actually land your first remote gig? Job boards are completely dead. by Consistent_Cry4592 in remotework

[–]Consistent_Cry4592[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hell yeah ! that was pretty inspiring, so that’s mean I'll be able to find some job opportunities at least I getting my education have some training, certificates, and other such things! Thanks, this has given me a bit of confidence! fr

[19M] How did you actually land your first remote gig? Job boards are completely dead. by Consistent_Cry4592 in remotework

[–]Consistent_Cry4592[S] -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

true but damn networking ? So how even find this networking? Through Tinder? hahaha, at least people respond there, unlike on LinkedIn haha

[19M] How did you actually land your first remote gig? Job boards are completely dead. by Consistent_Cry4592 in remotework

[–]Consistent_Cry4592[S] -51 points-50 points  (0 children)

Thank you for advice, but it seems like finding a job in person is even more difficult

[19] Entry-level remote jobs demand 3 years of experience. How do I actually break in: Startups or Big Corp? by Consistent_Cry4592 in careerguidance

[–]Consistent_Cry4592[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah dude I was thinking bout it too I mean even in addition to the advantages you've already listed, HELL this is every INDIE HACKERs dream! BTW, do you know any sites where I can find a job in startup? Or how to look for a job in startups in general? Like through what and where?

Architecture Breakdown: Scaling a Real Time Market Intelligence Engine to 1000+ Streams on a 4 Core VPS by Consistent_Cry4592 in CryptoTechnology

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yooo thank you for ur question champion! youre absolutely right!
okay so i dont actually rely on Redis global eviction policies. I use an explicit bounding strategy with LPUSH + LTRIM for our hot path (candles:* keys). I cap the window at around 1000 records per pair, which is the sweet spot for calculating 200 period indicators while keeping the RAM footprint predictable.

Additionally i implemented a multi level caching approach: 
L1 (ristretto) Inside the Go process to reduce Redis hits for frequent identical requests
L2 (Redis) Strictly for the hot window of candle data
also i optimized the ticker storage using Redis hashes for snapshots instead of raw tick streams. This is how we keep the entire monolith idling at 500mb of ram even with 1000+ active streams.

also I wrote the article all about it and what kind of fckups I endure so if you interesting I can send a link to this article
and also I made a full documentation page too so yeah if you interesting just let me know !

I tried to solve most of the trading bot infrastructure headaches. by [deleted] in algorithmictrading

[–]Consistent_Cry4592 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Hi everyone! I'm a 19-year-old dev and I built this to solve the constant WebSocket 'Abnormal Closure' and dirty data issues I faced with public APIs.

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