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@ramxcodes I have a simple question for you how can I acquire good writing skills because I don't have one.
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i saw new video of @ramxcodes
i think its a pretty good video to learn new language
for beginners
what i learned is about new approaches he mentioned
what i improve is my code was messy so i just convert it to SoC architecture in javascript
youtu.be/Vq90NnRY3xI?si…
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> Why Notion? I need notifications on mobile, watch, desktop, and web. Notion only supports emails.
> Python? For what? If for Telegram, I will need to manually set up my workflows for every time + hosting & maintaining multiple services, while I can get summaries, quick tasks, and offload proofreading, etc., to an ai
> Time i spent is hardly 20 mins.
> Everything! (youtube videos are also coming quickly because of this btw)
> Not interested in this stuff as of now.
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@ramxcodes ohh cool like again I have some queries
> like okay u make this but can it be done in simple for tick tick by using notion and python ? and telegram bot again
> and how much time it take u to setup whole
> what else can it do
> why not to make a youtube video on it
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Timelapse #10
> Woke up at 5 am
> Grind w @dishantwt_
> Gym done
> Cold shower done
Ram@ramxcodes
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Self note:
Stop overthinking.
Most people quit before they even test an idea.
Don’t be one of them.
You keep assuming no one will care.
That’s just an excuse to avoid putting something out there.
Instead of guessing, launch a small version and see what actually happens.
It doesn’t need to be big.
A simple PDF, template, or MVP is enough to test the idea.
If nobody responds, adjust and try again.
That’s still progress.
At least you’ll know what works and what doesn’t.
Shipping something even if it’s small puts you miles ahead of people who never try.
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> devs used to obsess over SKILL.md format
> format problem solved (standardized across tools)
> real problem = designing logic inside skills
> same structure, totally different behaviors
> study of ecosystem revealed 5 patterns
> patterns help structure agent workflows
> Tool Wrapper = inject library knowledge on demand
> loads docs only when needed
> enforces strict conventions during coding/review
> Generator = enforce consistent output format
> uses templates + style guides
> asks user for missing inputs before generating
> Reviewer = structured code auditing system
> separates rules from execution
> scores issues by severity with fixes
> Inversion = agent asks before acting
> forces requirement gathering first
> blocks execution until context is complete
> Pipeline = strict step-by-step workflow
> prevents skipping steps
> uses checkpoints + user approvals
> patterns solve different workflow problems
> can be combined for more complex agents
> focus shifts from prompts → system design
Google Cloud Tech@GoogleCloudTech
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My personal favourite icon libraries -
1. Tabler Icons
2. Phosphor Icons
3. Eva Icons
4. Clickons
& Type of icon i like
1. Outline
2. Bold
3. Two-Tone
4. Bulk
5. Broken
Icons type should not be used (or i don't like mostly)
1. 3D
2. Skeumorphism
3. Clay
4. Illustrated
5. Glassy
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Self note:
You’re not short on ideas.
You’re drowning in them.
The problem isn’t creativity.
It’s the lack of a system to capture and process what shows up.
Your brain throws out possibilities faster than you can act on them. That’s a good sign—it means it’s active and curious. But chasing every idea guarantees nothing gets finished.
So stop trying to pick the best idea.
Pick one that feels doable, not perfect.
Write it down. Outline it. Build something small around it.
Do not optimize for “the one that will work.”
Optimize for the one you will actually finish.
Finishing one idea teaches you how to execute the next ten.
Start there.
The rest will fall in line afterward.
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