
Gematria.tools
Instant gematria calculations across multiple ciphers
What is Gematria.tools?
Gematria.tools calculates word and name values across multiple gematria ciphers, including English, Hebrew and Greek systems. Compare results instantly without signing in. Pro offers custom ciphers, history and favorites, word matching and batch calculations. The tool provides numerical results for study; interpretation remains with the user and their tradition.
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I ran the numbers and it was like 4% or 4 and a half% had any kind of audience I mean any type of social podcast YouTube anything before they built their businesses... it's a fuck ton of work it's way more work way more work for the reward than SEO or cold Outreach
For B2B SaaS, audience building is overrated as a customer acquisition channel
Only ~4.5% of Tiny Seed's 150+ funded companies had any meaningful audience (social/podcast/YouTube/newsletter) before launching. The rest used SEO, cold outreach, integrations, in-person events, and affiliate programs — all hour-for-hour more efficient than building a personal brand. If you're selling to indie hackers, audience works because that's where they hang out. Outside that niche, lean on the boring marketing channels and stop tweeting to crickets.
mostly it's it's yes Discord GitHub and Twitter is kind of where everything happens being really responsive in Discord when people ask questions or say they have trouble getting something up and running that gives us feedback over how we can make it easier
Open-source community lives across Discord + GitHub + Twitter, not GitHub alone
Managing hundreds of contributors feels more like running a Discord server than a code repo. Being responsive on Discord when people hit setup issues doubles as product feedback for reducing onboarding friction — the support thread IS the install-flow research. Plan for three channels at minimum if shipping open source.
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