Fastmail is great because every time I get a new startup idea I can set up emails for each domain name I buy and it all goes to the same inbox.

If you reply to an email, does it use the “primary“ domain name or does it use the same domain it was sent to?

Primary domain name. You pay for the inbox, not the domain.

Maybe I am misunderstanding but I don't think this is true. Indeed you pay for the inbox, but it's not the primary domain. You can reply from any of the email addresses you created (which doesn't cost extra) and it automatically sets the FROM to be the email it was received on

This is indeed how it works.

I meant the opposite of what I wrote! I read it wrong

If you have Fastmail configured to send from that domain as well, it will automatically reply from the same address the email was sent to. You can pick which address to send from, of those you have set up.

That’s great. Thank you.

It’s v0.2 bro

It made a claim, brah. If it's going to claim flowing text, then it shows that? Nah, that ain't it.

It can aspire to be whatever it wants to be, don't make claims you can't back up.

Nice... there really is no moat with AI

thats the nice part though-not everything has to be a moat , anyone can build what they think , no idea remains a idea thats a win.

I think this is pretty interesting, especially if you could remix courses... like if you had a bread baking playlist and a pizza making playlist. The pizza making course could include or use modules from the bread course as a requirement.

Similar with learning software development, you usually need basic modules like regex or databases before learning more complex skills.

That's a great idea, kinda like the Civilization game series' "tech tree" concept. Thanks for checking out the site :)

Tachyons CSS was also around at the same time but Tailwind had simpler naming conventions so instead of `br4` you had `rounded-lg`.

1. https://tachyons.io/

Looks great, but I find the solid line under the navbar that sticks to your mouse a bit annoying... as it covers and crosses out the logo when you want to press it, you could also get rid of the sticky nav because the page isn't too long. The extra bold black line kind of clashes with the otherwise light and airy design you have around the rest of the website (but looks great in the footer) so I would say use it in moderation. Good luck!

Wow, blast from the past.

I think it's better to focus on the problem.

In one of the YC videos I think they called that a "solution in search of a problem". A couple years ago everything was blockchain technology searching for a problem, then it was VR technology searching for a problem, and before that it was social apps... but if you start with a problem first it's easier to build the right solution and skip the latest hype cycle.

I think AI is hyped up a lot right now and there's definitely going to be a trough of disillusionment next or another AI winter, especially as all these AI startups fail to find a successful business model.

If you are worried about someone replicating the idea with AI easily then you can spend some time focusing on your business moat, which AI companies are struggling with now, but especially with cloud security or cyber security I would be worried about trusting anything that was vibe coded or had AI integrated because it's a black box.

You got this

Nice