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you know what's really fucking hard as an NFT project founder.
👉 Building utility before mint!
Then again, I don't like doing things the easy way. Easy come, easy go.
I can't help but wonder though 👇
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full stack engineer (web2/web3) building on @zormies & connecting NFT communities through software & gamification. Follow and engage for priority access 😉
Auckland, New Zealand Katılım Mart 2009
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It's crazy how after discovering Ralph this stuff feels a bit quaint
All this advice can be automated away with a few lines in a bash loop
Jon Kaplan@aye_aye_kaplan
My top 3 tips for coding with agents: 1. Always start with Plan Mode. It's better to iterate in natural language and then execute once you know what the agent is going to do. This will save you time, effort, and tokens! 2. Start new chats frequently. Remember that your role is to point the Agent in the right direction to make the changes you need. If you change topics, the context window will get muddied. You will also be spending more tokens on longer chats. 3. Leverage AI to do your code review. If you know the failure case, ask a model. One prompt I often use is "scan the changes on my branch and confirm nothing is impacted outside of my feature flag". As a safety net for everything outside this issues-you-expect umbrella, use Bugbot.
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@arvidkahl I’ve been enjoying @snipd_app. Seeing community clips and being able to surface important bits is huge 🙌
Also, being able to follow transcript while listening on 2x is amazing. Maybe I could train myself to retain things even in 3x.
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Isn't it crazy how we can only keep up with a handful of podcasts when there are THOUSANDS to choose from?
I have maybe 5-6 shows that I can follow at any given time.
There are so many more good ones. But I'd never be able to reliably follow them. This sucks :/
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@NicmeistaR Definitely document over influencing. It’s always great seeing how someone progresses along their journey.
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@mikecallaghan What about it trips you up? Remembering to return a value from the reducer callback?
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It’s called jippity. I will have to jippity it.
I don’t make the rules. 🤷♂️
Andrew Steinwold@AndrewSteinwold
So what is the word for using ChatGPT for something? We have "I will Google it" is it just "GPT it" ?
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If it wasn’t for this tweet, I wouldn’t even know this. Crazy how some things just aren’t reported at all.
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@_dadalorian @ThePrimeagen Yall are both just old 😂 never had any wrist issues with a keyboard
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This was freaking hilarious youtube.com/watch?v=B6wZ2r…
@ThePrimeagen... achilles tendonitis 🤣🤣🤣
Is that why you type so blazingly fast? You use your toes as well???
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@NicmeistaR @ThePrimeagen I agree with Primeagen though. It’s not split. Goodbye wrists
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@peer_rich Yeeeees! Oh @ThePrimeagen’s gonna loooove this!
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Imagine if some of the bigger fish that can afford the $42K access, could actually help indie projects like this stay alive… not for free, surely some agreement could be arranged?
Any knights in shining armour?
cc/ @typefully @hypefury @TweetHunterIO
Maxime Dupré@maximehugodupre
This is it. @birdy_so got the final suspension. Birdy will not be able to afford the $42K/m Twitter API plan, nor will it be able to function properly on the $100/m. Therefore, it is shutting down 😔 I have spent so much time making this project the best I could. So much love poured into it. I was getting very close to my ultimate dream of ramen profitability with my own software. Sacrificed some things to make it happen. The worst part of it all is that I felt like I was working on something special. Birdy was starting to get many raving superfans. Some people REALLY loved the product 😊 It feels bad to let them down. Much love to every single person that has supported Birdy over the last 9 months 💜 It's not all doom and gloom, though. I have learned so much over those 9 months. I'm a better indie hacker because of it. I'm ready for my next project. Ready to experiment. To build. And fail. And build again. DO. NOT. QUIT.
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In case you were wondering.
I am on the verge of burn out 😅 but also have a million ideas that I need to see through.
So we ride.
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Of course paying the $42k is worthwhile for them.
You’re just choosing to focus on the fact that they’ll be getting more customers because of it and conveniently ignoring that they would LOSE their business if they didn’t pay this fee.
Would you not have paid if it was financially viable for feedhive?
What would you do differently if you were in their position?
Cause less drama? I’d argue you’ve already contributed your fair share of drama with your tweets alone.
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3 big Twitter tools will pay the Twitter Enterprise API fee.
→ @typefully
→ @hypefury
→ @TweetHunterIO
$42,000/month is a LOT of money.
And they're not paying this to keep using the Twitter API.
They're paying this to have all their small competitors wiped and be among the few left with the market all to themselves.
Totally understandable move.
But it brings out some pretty aggressive sides in them - as we can see today 😬
$42K is a LOT of money!
They all badly want it to be worth it. They all want to take the biggest bite they can.
I'm glad we stepped down, though.
We've taken a revenue hit, but we'll survive - and we'll have $42,000/month extra to expand elsewhere without having to participate in all this drama 😊🤞
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happy to report we moved early and secured enterprise api access for @typefully too, but I don't feel the need to shit on competitors while they are having an incredibly hard time for failing to do the same
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