kirillzubovsky

Hi HN, a buddy and I built this SEO tool a few months ago, and it's been doing wonders for SEO consultants. They buy the reports from us, package it with their other tools, and turn $99 into thousands.

That said, we built the tool not knowing anything about SEO, we just wanted to experiment and see what could be done.

Digging more into the SEO space now, I can't decide: - SEO is dying, abandon the ship and focus on other priorities - double down, empower people still doing SEO reports to save time

Personally, I enjoyed making the tool, but I don't think I want to be an SEO consultant.

This kind of tool plays into the edge-case heavy work that Marc Andreessen recently tweeted about – AI excels at scaling across the messy long tail of problems that humans fatigue on. It goes way beyond what a human can do in that time by analyzing tons of data.

What do you think? Any feedback is greatly appreciated!

www.easyseo.online

I've been writing substantially more code in the last three months in many ways thanks to Cursor and all the AI help I could get. As such, I got curious to see just how much work I've been committing, and while relying on Github contributions view was my normal go-to way of doing it (1,338 contributions in the last year), I thought it would be fun to have a local way to count all progress.

Here's what I got for the last 90 days:

Total files changed: 3593 Total lines inserted: 292060 Total lines deleted: 72239

If you want to do the same, just copy this file (https://kirillzubovsky.com/count-lines) and save it locally. I find it fun to know how much I've been adding every day/week/month. Keeps me motivated.

Have an awesome day! Kirill

Hi HN, I broke my leg skiing this weekend, and in the time that I was waiting for radiologist to explain my MRI results to me, I ended up writing a simple MRI image viewer to see for myself what was going on with my knee.

https://github.com/kirillzubovsky/dicom-viewer

The fact that was given a CD with my images, but they were all in some obscure binary format and the only way to view them was on windows, did not really sit well with me.

If anyone here has MRI images they'd like to view, and you want to try this out, please do. I'd love for more people to collaborate and to make it something interesting. Hopefully thus of us who needed this in the past won't need it in the future, but if we build on top of each other's misery, it could be a game changer for someone in the future.

Let me know what you think, ideas, suggestions ...etc. I don't really open-source software usually, so if you want to guide me to make it better, I am all ears. Thanks!

Are you feeling down about your startup's growth metrics? Fret no more. Now there's a way to make yourself feel better even if your actually numbers aren't pretty at all. Head to https://StartupRevenueGenerator.com and plot your ideal growth.

This is obviously a joke project, meant to make it easy to fake your revenue numbers for fun. But beyond that, it's also a way to motivate yourself. You can plot the numbers you want, and see what it would look like; the only thing left to do is just sell-sell-sell.

Anyways, I made this for fun by coding with Cursor for a day. Technically a few hours, but I procrastinated a lot, and read a lot of X while at it... hopefully some of you will find it equally amusing. If you want to know how I made this (trivial) or anything else, let me know.

Have a happy valentine's day! -K