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- Learning Python made it easier for me to learn Javascript. - Learning Django is now making it easier for me to learn Node.js. Don't be afraid of learning new things. Your previous experience will definitely help you!

@Sauain So True! 💯

@SwapBuilds World’s best

Out of all the 7 countries I have travelled, Vietnam has become my favorite place for coffee!

@gouthamjay8 Anywhere you go, stay there for more than 2 weeks and you will get time for both. I usually do the same and get time for all the things, including work.

I don't get how startup founders do focused work as a nomad I've been to 6 countries in the last 2 years, but every time I spend more time exploring the local places & food Only place I get to do work during the time is in airport lounges & back home in a proper desk

Seems fun, but I think this group could reach $100k+ MRR if they work together on any one idea. Different focus, different thoughts and alot of chats can distract everyone. One focus with different strengths could allow multiple experiments and see which one has potential and scale.

Back on Twitter (but not sure till how much time) Got 2k subs on Youtube, but last video uploaded was 6 months ago. Contemplating what should I do in my free time: - Do Youtube - Do SaaS - or just enjoy the life and travel more From last few months I have been doing the last one more with a bit of focus on my side projects.

There should be a better way to prepare for exams like JEE/NEET which move away from theoratical learnings and more towards Practical real world learnings. Current JEE/NEET preparations kind of make the students afraid about Science in general.

@NanouuSymeon Having remotely worked from more than 4 countries, Japan has been my favorite until now. It's good to keep moving though.

As a Developer, what country is best to work?

@florinpop17 Just follow your interests and you automatically catch up. Like building new stuff is good way to go! The things that don't matter to your projects won't probably matter to you anyways

How do you keep up with all the changes in tech?

@SimonHoiberg Founders when they launch a complex to build feature but no one uses

We launched over 20 big features in FeedHive that we later killed again... Don't get precious: ship it, watch users, delete if it flops. Nobody remembers the experiments you cut - only what was worth keeping.

@dannypostma It could also be to make users stay more on the website.

Did you know travel and booking websites like SkyScanner sometimes make their searches a bit slower on purpose? This way, people feel the site is really “working hard” to find the best deals. If results show up too quickly, users might think the search wasn’t done properly. A short wait makes it feel more trustworthy.

@Sauain That's Amazing! 🔥

With this, I have travelled more than 20 countries. Mostly solo. AMA. 🇮🇳🇳🇵🇮🇱🇮🇪🇮🇹🇦🇪🇯🇵🇩🇪🇨🇿🇪🇸🇹🇷🇺🇸🇿🇦🇳🇦🇻🇳🇹🇭🇦🇹🇪🇬🇭🇺🇵🇱🇻🇦🇸🇬🇱🇰🇲🇾

@codewithvoid More harder part: * Knowing how to grow is! 🤣

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@SimonHoiberg @thepatwalls I'm surprised Pat didn't cover your story yet... Would be amazing to watch!

@thepatwalls And here I've been waiting for my Starter Story invitation for 2 years now 😂 Joking, you're killing it man! Kudos, keep it up 🔥

Today, our YouTube channel hit 600,000 subscribers. 2 years ago, 100% of our media was text-based content. Blog posts, written case studies, newsletters, all of it. Then I saw AI coming and I freaked the f*ck out. I knew AI was going to shatter my business. So I made a big bet / huge pivot. I started messing around with video. No plan. Just curiosity, late nights, fudging around with Premiere, and studying the greats. At first, it was short-form content. Then we dipped our toes into long-form. We studied what worked, what didn’t, what made people click, what made them stay. It was awkward at first. We made cringey stuff. We posted things that flopped. But we kept kept tweaking, learning, improving - with every video. Over time, the puzzle started to come together. Format, storytelling, pacing, editing, there are so many elements. Two years & hundreds of millions of views later… YouTube not only saved the business, but tripled our revenue. What's even crazier is it feels like we're just getting started. I still have crazy aha moments every day creating content on the platform. Thank you to everyone who has contributed to the channel - all of the producers, writers, cutters, editors, graphics ppl, thumbnail designers - and ofc our amazing guests. And most of all, thank YOU for watching, subscribing, and coming along for the journey to 1M subscribers.

@levelsio @MrBeast And After you've created the thumbnail, you can compare the thumbnails against relevant terms and your competitors here: tubepro.ai - It's a shameless plug @levelsio , if you don't like it, make sure you let me know and I won't do it next time. 😅❤️

✨ Quickly made an AI Thumbnail Tool for YouTube cause @mrbeast shut his down It lets you generate full AI thumbnails with yourself in it, any emotion you like (happy, shocked, surprised etc) And you can then add dynamic backgrounds that you can write yourself In this case "me on an uninhabited island with a treasure chest with gold coins and coconut trees"

@monishnule oh haha, Glad to hear you liked it!

@SwapBuilds thats a cool picture you took their saving to have as wallpaper soon

Hello Bali - finally got the chance to see you!

@panditdhamdhere hehe... Thanks bhau! ❤️

@SwapBuilds Aye gondasssss! Kasla goddd distoy. 🥳

@Dev92rishi Thanks bro! ❤️

@SwapBuilds Beautiful landscape brother.

@Sauain I visited my hometown cafe yesterday and overheard the person speaking about Apify on a call😀 It has started to become very common among the dev community.

I landed yesterday at Singapore and just came to the conference this morning. The first person I talked to knows Apify. 🤯

Kind of very True! Earning $10k per month through a job is definitely very easy when compared to creating a $10k MRR business. Especially if you could get a Remote job and if the jobs pays in six figures or close to it. Earning $10k through job is hard as well, but definitely much easier than running a business. A business should only be done by people and that too on side until it succeeds and by those people who have a bug inside them or have a lot of energy. Like for me, I will still continue to try creating a business on side since I have that bug inside me, but I know all the facts and know the challenges it can have and also the failure rate. If you have the same bug, then definitely go for it. But a business should not be done for peer-pressure or cause every one is doing it, cause you could live very comfortable life by having a great job that pays good.