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Does anyone else think it's weird indiehackers let itself be acquired?
Is that hypocritical, or is it just me
Not to mention 74% of my twitter feed.
Don't get me wrong, I was at peak hype. Top 10% of gpt-3 hypebeasts.
But now I'm thinking: "it's good, but what are the practical use cases that is effectively a babbling machine"
In other words if it's 95% believable, with the amount of nuance required for high skilled use cases or jobs, well, that's still not enough.
Your thoughts?
So I'm building a site-building service
Basically a user's site like "robert.site.com" will resolve by using the subdomain "robert" as a parameter.
Now I'm stuck between using static or dynamic rendering.
a) static means I'd pre-render html files and serve it accordingly
b) dynamic means I'd have react templates and hydrate them using json
I feel like (a) creates a more brittle experience (static content not mapping 1:1) and requires storage buckets
yet (b) could have penalties on SEO and other shortcomings.
Is anyone able to weigh in? What would you go with?