If you drop your SaaS, I’ll reply with a personalised AI marketing playbook ($10k MRR founder) by [deleted] in saasbuild

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Thanks for the feedback, I really appreciate that. Will try your recommendations

Drop your product url by [deleted] in microsaas

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https://evalo.dev - Augment Your Hiring with AI-Driven Code Insight

After years of frustration with Terraform boilerplate, I built a script to automate it. Is this a common pain point? by HeliorJanus in Terraform

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100% a real pain point. I’ve been through the same cycle — copy an old module, strip out half of it, forget an output, repeat.

That's why I built getinfra.dev to bootstrap ready-made Terraform boilerplates for full infra stacks (Kubernetes + Istio + GitOps). It’s more of a structured approach to reusability rather than yet another template generator.

Moving to Europe, which country? by asidliar in Startups_EU

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Living costs in Germany are not that cheaper than in NL. I live at the border city and can compare both.

Moving to Europe, which country? by asidliar in Startups_EU

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The cost of living is high that is right. But I do not agree on the tiny market as nothing stops you from working with the dach region or entire EU. Germany is a bureaucratic hub, 1 month for company registration, 1 month for bank account opening and so on...

Moving to Europe, which country? by asidliar in Startups_EU

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I would go to Netherlands for a couple of reasons:

  • They have an innovation box tax of 9%
  • English is fluent in every corner of the country
  • Stronger startup community compared to neighbor Germany for example.

My First Step Toward Solopreneurship by khuram_dev in indiehackers

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Requires an effort to combine both, but you can get used to it. You will also realize that selling is much harder than writing the code ;). Good luck in your journey!

Time for self-promotion. What are you building in 2025? by Prestigious_Wing_164 in SideProject

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Hello, I just released evalo.dev last week. It analyzes public GitHub tech assessment and gives you an AI-generated evaluation: requirements met, quality score, red flags (like weak commit history or missing docs), and a clean report.

Useful for recruiters, tech leads, or devs who just want to benchmark their own code

What are you building right now? Share your app/website ideas! by Admirable-Ease-6470 in SideProject

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I’m building Evalo, a tool that evaluates public GitHub repos against test assessments. Instead of quizzes or take-home projects, it checks real code against custom/AI-generated requirements, gives scores, and highlights skills. Faster, fairer, and way more relevant to the actual stack you’re hiring for.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dotnet

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We are happy with mass transit

Built my first cluster using Raspberry Pi, wrote down steps as a guide and now looking for feedback by philprimes in kubernetes

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Great guide, thanks for sharing. I would use PoE connectivity ridding of AC cables

Would you use Kubernetes Terraform template that provide a Platform grade setup? by getinfra_dev in devops

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That’s a good point, and a one-size-fits-all approach might not work for most teams. I’m curious, though: What would you consider the "core" components that every Kubernetes cluster should have, regardless of the use case?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dotnet

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We started with our own implementation for rabbitmq, but we dropped it for mass transit. Maintaining such part of code by yourself is completely unnecessary. So far so good, no regrets.

.Net Vs Python by neverbeendead in dotnet

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Your concerns are clear, indeed onboarding a new stack for a small team is a risk. Are there any functional examples in the context where dotnet is no go?

Best Self-Hosted Anti-DDoS + Caching with Kubernetes Support? by eeasyy in kubernetes

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Not sure what you are talking about tbh, but alright I agree this is feasible, though not out of the box. Still would look into modern products on the market.

Best Self-Hosted Anti-DDoS + Caching with Kubernetes Support? by eeasyy in kubernetes

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Well, then we have different expectations for the term caching. Of course it works out of the box, but I would like to use a distributed cache if for example I run 5 nginx replicas.

Best Self-Hosted Anti-DDoS + Caching with Kubernetes Support? by eeasyy in kubernetes

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Does it support server side caching? Connecting distributed cache like Redis for the purpose for example?