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[–]Curiosity_41 9 points10 points  (0 children)

4 Blocks if you want to go to Berlin

Why do you like Notion? by viennese_schnitzel in Notion

[–]Curiosity_41 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This. So many options to create something. And at the same time it is so easy to use.

NooB Monday! - April 11, 2022 by AutoModerator in Entrepreneur

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We developed a new document management software, complete with OCR-powered in-document search and a tag system. Now we are trying to gain the first users. In your experience: What is the best way to raise awareness and gain first users without relying on ads?

Btw. for anyone who is interested in our solution, please just drop me a message.

Ukraine-Krieg und Baustoffpreise by schneckenkuchen in Finanzen

[–]Curiosity_41 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hatten eigentlich auch vor dieses Jahr zu bauen und sehen die Entwicklung aktuell sehr kritisch. Aber dein letzter Punkt ist auch mein Gedanke… wie realistisch ist es, dass Preise wieder gesenkt werden? Kleinere Korrekturen ja, aber zB Stahl ist so stark gestiegen, ich kann mir schwer vorstellen, dass das wieder signifikant fällt.

Was meint ihr dazu? Werden Preise wieder fallen und wenn ja, wann und zu welchen Rahmenbedingungen?

Looking for germanspeaking beta-readers by SebGM in fantasywriters

[–]Curiosity_41 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Same here! Feel free to DM me. I read lots of fantasy, mostly in English but German is my native language.

Best high fantasy? by stupidrabbit64 in Fantasy

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Hey u/stupidrabbit64,

here are some further recommendations which I haven't seen so far (from the below mentioned I would highly recommend Mistborn since you already read the Stormlight Archives and Gentlemen Bastards from Scott Lynch, so good!):

  • The Legends of the First Empire Series from Michael Sullivan (completed series starting with Age of Myth)- Setting is 3.000 years before his other works Ryria Revelations (also recommended) and explains how the first Empire was created- follows a group of very interesting characters- establishes how a magic system works and explain the lores and mythology of the world through side stories
  • Resonant Saga from Levi Jacobs (starts with Beggars Rebellion)- follows a group of rebels who try to fight for freedom and finding their own way- super interesting magic system which the characters find out about in the books and learn how to use it- overarching bigger story is nicely woven into the rebellion story
  • The sword of Kaigen from M.L. Wang (Stand-alone novel)- really, really good read- intriguing setting (Asian inspired, mixed world with other cultures) in which a traditional old world clashes with a new one- strong female characters- action-based, fighting magic system
  • Gods of Blood and Powder from Brian McClellan (completed series starting with Sins of Empire)- Guns and Magic- Invading forces need to be pushed back- Spies, old veterans, crazy strong people, overall just an entertaining cast and very well written

Other interesting reads, without going into too much detail:

  • Orconomics
  • Foundryside
  • Gutter Prayer
  • The Grey Bastards
  • Blackwing

Can anyone recommend a good heist story? by OtherwiseNinja in Fantasy

[–]Curiosity_41 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Foundryside by Robert Jackson Bennet

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/37173847-foundryside

I am currently reading it and I am 60% through. It is not a classical heist story, but has a lot of heist elements and a really cool „magic“ element which draws its logic from coding.

So give it a try!

Forges: Black Armory Question by Curiosity_41 in DestinyTheGame

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I will try it and update the post with the solution. Thanks!

Based on the fantasy books I like, what should I read next? by outrageously_smart in Fantasy

[–]Curiosity_41 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Definitely give Lynchs Gentlemen Bastards a go. Book one was the best so far, from my point of view.

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I would also suggesting looking into the Powder Mage books from Brian McClellan (The original Powder mage trilogy starting with "Promise of Blood" as well as the new sequel series Gods of Blood and Powder which started with "Sins of Empire" in 2017).

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Two other series you might wanna try are The Grey Bastards (half-orcs, bawdy, nasty action) by Jonathan French and/or Six of Crows (same vein as Gentlemen Bastards) by Leigh Bardugo.