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This seems like a bad design choice by Python. Why is the dangerous form of eval the default eval? Instead of eval and literal_eval, why isn't it dangerous_eval and eval respectively? I would be more careful in using dangerous_eval because the name suggests it so.

I‘m stupid accidentally purchased my own product today while testing (does that count as sale?)

I am thinking of making the Github repo of PostPilot open source to increase transparency. Should I be worried about other indie hackers cloning my repo and making their own paid versions of it?

I consider tradeoffs in life to be a boon. It shifts focus to things that your soul needs to grow. If I was not given an option to tradeoff till now then I would have probably missed out on the amazing opportunities that I have had and all the awesome people who I have met till

If I clicked on your profile, would I know the value you provide? If not. Fix It.

If Google pays around this much to Apple every year, it seems difficult to visualise that Google is generating much more than that figure through ad revenue alone from Apple users. Why would Apple users use Google if they value privacy?!

I started using Vim from today. I had no reason to learn it for the past few years but thought of giving it a try. It seems to be productive but I think the real benefit will be seen only as time goes by.

And I have subconsciously started valuing my time much more than before since I started posting it here. Now minutes are as important as hours (after a few days of doing this, I have a hunch that seconds will also be as important).

Which is better for indie hackers? Startup community or Build in public? Do you post your updates in both?

Indie hacking is as intense as any athletic sport!

What is the best productivity based Chrome extension that you have used till date? I recently installed Vimium which gives Vim like shortcuts in the browser and I think I am surely missing out on some cool extensions that I don't know of yet.

In 2014 I lost my job, my boss sacked me. With -$10,000 in debt and a 3-year-old at home, my family relied on me. Today, I'm making $60k/month with my little SaaS product. Here's exactly what happened. When I started my first business 10 years ago. It failed. Another one

Are there any actual benefits of having a stealth startup or is it just a gimmick? Doesn't it defeat the common notion that ideas are nothing without execution and how do they even validate their ideas?

"Stop perfecting the product and just ship it" feeling.

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I used to write in Journey. And later when I found Obsidian, I loved its UI and the simplicity of its desktop version. But I have started using the nano editor in the Ubuntu terminal simply because of its simplicity and low memory usage. I love both Journey and Obsidian but

I am now considering selling my mouse since I am already using nano and vim on a regular basis.

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