Jaan Koppe

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Jaan Koppe

Jaan Koppe

@jaankoppe

Founded and built https://t.co/oxgG3abHws, grew to $50k MRR and exited. 📐 https://t.co/k7uD6waFRP 🛠️ https://t.co/rKxioHOX06

Estonia Katılım Ekim 2013
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@levelsio
@levelsio@levelsio·
Essentially most guys over 35+ now have this body or worse You really have to fight this and become ripped to avoid this fate, which means being strict on nutrition and exercise I call it the "padel body": skinny limbs and a fat beer belly, others call it "pregnant guy" which I like too 😂 It's very risky because belly fat (or visceral fat) is uniquely dangerous: it actively disrupts your hormonal system (which makes you depressed or if you're a guy feminine and if you're a woman masculine), as well as causing body-wide inflammation, heart disease, diabetes and even strokes! Don't believe me? 🇺🇸 US: Roughly 70% to 77% of adult men over age 35 are overweight or obese, according to national health data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey. Rates increase significantly with age, peaking during middle age 🇪🇺 EU: Roughly 60% to 80% of middle-aged and older men in Europe are overweight or obese. Data from the World Health Organization Regional Office for Europe and Eurostat show that weight-gain heavily scales with age, with male rates consistently higher than female rates
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Hahaha 🤣 I also started to perceive guys with pregnant bellies as a strong anti motivation. It works for me 🤷‍♂️ In my local supermarket it is always a “pregnant” guy who is having bag of chips in the basket.

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Saanvi🌺
Saanvi🌺@Saanvi_dhillon·
Google uses Go. Microsoft uses Go. Uber uses Go. Cloudflare uses Go. Meta uses Go. Shopify uses Go. Amazon uses Go. Docker uses Go. PayPal uses Go. Dropbox uses Go. Kubernetes uses Go. Twitch uses Go. What's stopping you from learning Go?
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Jaan Koppe
Jaan Koppe@jaankoppe·
As an indie building multiple projects at the same time might feel overwhelming, but its a lot easier when they overlap and support each other. Did multiple improvements to Flarelink while added authentication features to Gridsnap (which uses Flarelink as a backend)
Jaan Koppe@jaankoppe

Added a few things: - a backend for storing users and projects (via flarelink.dev) - Google auth - Share projects - creates a sharable read-only link that you can send to your architect or friend.

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Caste
Caste@castedev·
I will never use Supabase again. It's free... until you have too much data. Then they lock EVERYTHING - even the delete button. Couldn't free my own space. Couldn't export my own files. One option left: pay $25. That's not a free tier. That's a hostage tier.
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Jaan Koppe
Jaan Koppe@jaankoppe·
@catalinmpit Seeing similar apps should 10x he motivation bc that means validation - So change your mindset by thinking: similar apps exists - idea validated!
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Catalin
Catalin@catalinmpit·
I get an app idea. I start working on it because I find it useful. I see similar apps on the internet. I get demotivated. I stop working on it. Never make it public. Repeat with other ideas. Can I somehow overcome this crap?
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Jaan Koppe
Jaan Koppe@jaankoppe·
@levelsio What are you using to connect the lights with HA so that analog switch still works? I was thinking about using Shelly switches or something, but haven't tested them yet.
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@levelsio
@levelsio@levelsio·
Everything in my house is analog switches with KNX (European system came with the house) but it works with Home Assistant with a little device, which means everything is analog buttons but you can automate them I hated home automation before this because I don't want to control stuff with my phone, or an iPad on the wall, it's TERRIBLE It should always be analog buttons first which then integrate and you can add home automation in an invisible way (like put lights red at 10pm)
Sefton Hanley@seftonhanley

@levelsio Disagree on the pool. Huge life benefit in the tropics. Agree on ubiquiti / gas BBQ (gas cooktops in general) / backup power / air filters. Not sold on the HA smart stuff. I play around with it but I like the apocalypse proof simple switches.

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Jaan Koppe
Jaan Koppe@jaankoppe·
I have used MySQL successfully. Then turned to MongoDB and was a big fan of it. Then turned to Supabase and just felt in love. With everyone I had success and basically no complaints. So imo it really doesnt matter much. In the AI area while a big fan of Cloudflare, I am experimenting with D1 lately. Built a tool that gives Supabase-like feeling with Cloudflare D1 + more: flarelink.dev
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Saanvi🌺@Saanvi_dhillon·
Be honest As a developer, which database according to you is better in the AI era?
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Mark Lou
Mark Lou@markproduct·
Developers, who's writing 90% of your code today? - Claude - You
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Light Silver
Light Silver@lightsilver323·
Founders, show us what you’ve shipped. Promote your product URL
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🃏@anupamrjp·
Launch day or not it doesn’t matter. If your product is live, Promote the url
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James Falconi
James Falconi@Joi2James·
Time to promote your startup Drop your project URL
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Floro S.@sflorimm·
where is easier to get banned? - tiktok - reddit
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Floro S.@sflorimm·
drop your project URL you never know who might DM you
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Jaan Koppe
Jaan Koppe@jaankoppe·
@robj3d3 I'm happy with it. Especially with 5.0 - almost 2 weeks of battery life.
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Rob Hallam
Rob Hallam@robj3d3·
Is a WHOOP worth it? I already have Garmin. I have 2 hours to decide whether I buy a WHOOP now or not.
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Jaan Koppe@jaankoppe·
imo scale doesnt mean more code, but more product usage. And more product usage doesn't have to mean more code. Right now at scale you can still have like 1-2 engineers maybe who can manage a lot of stuff. I think when already at scale then the most difficult part is to find people on the team who can support all the users, try to keep them and get new ones for a healthy growth rate. Meaning that vibe coded or not - doesn't make any difference.
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Todd Saunders
Todd Saunders@toddsaunders·
Are folks actually vibe coding their own internal CRMs? Lots of people talking about it, but I havent seen someone actually do this in practice or at scale.
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