MegaObzor Tech
Laid off. Broke. Depressed. & idk how to market my SaaS
I live in a third-world country with a family who's dependent on me. I used to work as a Software Engineer specializing in MERN Stack. I was laid off a month ago, didn't have any saving cos I was already hand-to-mouth, supporting a family of 5 with funding my brother's University fee.I am really depressed and have done nearly everything I knew to market my SaaS products but nothing's working.Tried:
1. Submitting my product on SaaS directories + on LTD ones (got rejections &a
Ask HN: What are your AI assistants doing?
I recently installed OpenClaw (on a Hetzner VM, far away from my things). The setup was pretty easy and we got chatting over Telegram quickly.At them moment it has some tasks, mostly periodic/cron:- Scan TenderNet (public procurement website of my government) API for new procurements. Match to my profile. Send categorized matches over Telegram (daily).- Monitor an inbox (got one at AgentMail [0], a Ycombinator company, no affiliation) for emails with job descriptions. Match to my profile. S
Show HN: PersonalPod – Saving my long-distance relationship with a podcast
I was in a long-distance relationship for some time and it is hard. We love each other a lot but being in different countries, even different timezones for a longer time is quite a burden if you want to build a great relationship. We made it work (we are married now!) but it took a lot of work to stay and feel connected while we were not physically together.
We tried quite a few things during that time, regular video calls, lots of text messages and even couple apps like Agape. You still struggl
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