i build a website to help Aussies find startups offering equity.
equity is an under-appreciated way to build wealth, but it can be hard to find the companies.
i've manually gathered and sorted 200+ companies based around Australia, and made it easy to browse. link in thread👇
https://t.co/jEjAF75xCZ was inspired by the awesome content @gearside is making.
he's teaching how people in Australia can
1) get wealthy without relying on the boomer way, property
2) help the Australian economy by working on meaningful innovation
@ridd_design I found that it put the call back as soon as the automated voice said "you're number 17 in the queue. please hold".
Did you not have that issue?
@mddanishyusuf@illyism Awesome to follow along, thanks for sharing.
My pSEO journey with fysfinder·dk has been a lot slower, but it seems like it's starting to work.
@dshukertjr Your latest video on Supabase's Youtube was awesome Tyler. Thanks for putting out great content 🫡 Still rewatching to pick up all the tricks and workflows
@dshukertjr Doesn't work for me 🤔 I've double checked the connection string and password. Password does not contain "&" and I'm only trying to read.
Any other ideas?
@Timb03 Fun experiment, thanks for sharing so openly!
One question: Why do you write urls with the middledot instead of a real link, often? Twitter algo prefers no external links?
eg rgbhexcode•com instead of https://t.co/26nDfMqVqc
@ShaanVP This is awesome! One part made me confused. Is this middle paragraph a typo/wrong placement?
...or email saying check it out.
And he did it twice. Both companies he started are smash hits and beverages you've probably enjoyed.
You know how when...
@Timb03 The website is awesome, here's one idea to make it even better: Make links open in a new tab while holding CMD. Not sure why it doesn't work. Having a directory full of links not open in a new tab, makes it quite painful for people to use.
@adamsilverhq Do you always see tooltips as bad? Eg in a complex finance service, which has explanations for financial expressions seems to be helpful. Yes, they're slightly hidden and that's almost a bonus - doesn't get in the way for experienced users. What do you think?