This is definitely a problem I have had and I usually use grep.app/ to try to solve it. Often its finding out how to get a library to work with my specific use case or the code pattern/templates that projects use for doing something with a library

we use github.com/GoogleCloudPlatfor…

Without scarcity of mint its hard to create value imo - the less than #100 number seems like you're creating some sort of arbitrary tiers that almost make it like two separate tokens.

Yeah interesting idea I play football casually (1x per week) and would be curious enough to install an app to see some analytics although attaching the phone somewhere to my person would seem to be somewhat of a barrier of me adopting it. I probably wouldn't pay 50$ for a device, and I wouldn't carry a phone in my pocket or on my arm so im probably not your target audience (maybe if I had an apple watch I would keep it on to get this data).

On a different note I think you should probably ignore or not ask people what they think of your idea or app because their answer is either going to give you false validation (aka someone saying its a good idea has very little to do with whether they would actually use it) or its going to discourage you because others don't share your perspective on why this is a great project. I'm happy to give more specific feedback if you have any questions though! I think the name and domain is 👌 I would also challenge you to think about the core value proposition to your target audience and make it the most prominent text on your homepage 🚀

I'm using both atm for different things and it depends what you're using it for. Roam is interesting for connecting ideas, notion is better for proactive structuring of knowledge bases and for pretty formatting. Roam is quite performant and I'm finding Notion a bit slow.

Doing well thx! I'm curious what your startup does?

Hey Carlos!

I havent used google cloud cdn no so I don't have experience maintaining it

I'm not sure but I think what you're describing is more of the role of a cdn.
cloud.google.com/cdn/docs/bes…
We use imgix.com as an image cdn

thanks sometimes its easier to focus on what not to do!