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The question is more what can you sell. Then you don't really have the choix of which affiliate program they use. Eg I've sold Udemy courses, so registered for Linkshare. There are plenty of other products to promote in that program, in a lot of industries (insurance, travel, retail).
Can you find funny gadgets that sell on amazon?
So you think Amazon is the best choice?
The question is more what can you sell. Then you don't really have the choix of which affiliate program they use. Eg I've sold Udemy courses, so registered for Linkshare. There are plenty of other products to promote in that program, in a lot of industries (insurance, travel, retail).
Why are you doing it? Do you care enough so that you will continue even when you face a dip?
Good points to consider. That will help you to follow the days you feel everything you are doing is meaningless.
I wanted to make one but I can't make it a priority right now. There is a huge need for that. And quite natural to monetize via native ads. So sick of using crappy software eventhough the company raised a gazillion dollars. At least when it's an indie maker bugs are part of the process and you know there's a little guy working hard to solve it!
I like the current streak definition, but maybe the main leaderboard could focus on another metric instead. Eg "days shipped in the last year" like github does.
Also to limit spammy todos you could add an option "call BullShip" next to each todos. It would mean "dude that's not shipping get back to work" but in a nice way. Also adds a public accountability effect
Also clapping for a /done would be nice.
EDIT as said later in the discussion. Let's forget this comment. I clapped on the on eat the bottom also. 👏
Try something like
var stream = T.stream('statuses/filter', { follow: Kanyesscreenname });
stream.on('tweet', function (tweet) {
console.log("reply here");
});