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@seraleev What do you suggest ?

Honestly, I don’t like this. AppStore is turning into a money extraction machine. Developers only think about how to get money. Nobody even wants to show their product, how valuable it is and what it can do. Just long onboarding and hard paywall. As a user, it became much harder to find a good app, it’s a real adventure. To find one app, you have to download 5 first, all built from the same template, like developers took the same course and ship apps by instruction.

@maoxai_ Im following these steps, wich me good luck

Best advice today. I scaled an app to $10k+ MRR in France with this exact play while the US market was overcrowded as hell in my niche. If you understand the language, humor, and what makes people click/share/buy in a specific country, distribution gets way easier. Most founders are sleeping on this.

Don’t forget how to code manually. We will all need it when the AI companies rug-pull (need to make money, or get acquired by PE) and start charging 10x more.

Software creates soft men Soft men create hard times Hard times create hard men Hard men create hardware Hardware creates good times Good times creates software

- Dopamine makes you go faster. - Discipline makes you go farther. - Control dopamine and have discipline, makes you a legend.

Everyone loves organic marketing until they realize it’s not free. No ad spend, high conversion. Sounds great. But most people quit when they see how much time, effort, and consistency it really takes. Organic works. But only if you stick with it longer than everyone else.

If you have direction and discipline, and you keep building + marketing without giving up for a long enough time you’ll win. Not overnight. Not by luck. But because consistency compounds. Manifest it. Then earn it.

It took me 2 months to hit my first $100 MRR. Nobody cared. It felt slow, painful, I almost quit. Then suddenly… It only took a few days to reach $1,000 MRR. Early stages aren’t about making $$ They’re about learning, iterating, and finding the right angle. Once you hit it growth explodes. Keep going. You’re closer than you think.

@alexcooldev BugFixing will be the next high paying job due to vibecoders

Vibe coding is chill, but vibe bug fixing is a nightmare

my morning routine 1. open stripe dashboard 2. see $0 3. blame my audience 4. build a feature no one asked for 5. write 10 replies with AI 6. read Steve Jobs biography (again)

Means your understanding of what a software engineer is is shallow. Software engineering isn't just about writing codes. Coding is actually the least work of a software engineer. As a software engineer, you are taught to understand systems, think in systems, understand problems, model the solution, and architect it. You learn about scalability, performance, security, and reliability. You understand how to work with stakeholders, gather requirements, and translate them into technical specifications. Vibe coding might get you a quick prototype or a simple app, but it won't get you a scalable, maintainable, and reliable system that meets the needs of a complex business or organization without proper guidance (which comes from experience). Software engineering is about more than just writing code; it's about designing and building systems that solve real-world problems.

“We use AI to help creators.” How? It turns tweets into LinkedIn posts.

I have a weird identity crisis where I call myself a Programmer thinking about such legends as Alan Turing, Ken Thompson, Dijkstra, etc. Yes, they are Programmers! I wanna be like THEM one day! But then I look at the majority of people who in 2025 call themselves "Programmers"...

If I actually knew how to hit $10K MRR in 30 days, I will absolutely, positively, undoubtedly not going to share the blueprint with anyone. I don’t think anybody would 🫣

@zhoro_x @grok compare it with AWS, which one is the cheapeast to host monolithics and microservice app ?

digital ocean is cheap, simple, reliable and gives you $200 free credits how tf do these mfs make any money