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@t3dotgg Not all services require a permanent username/password account: allow logins via simple one-time codes via mail or phone and persist sessions more.

Quote tweet this with your spiciest web dev take

@jkimlaunch Hard to explain without looking at the account in more detail, however the view counts do make it easier to "expose" a dead following

How do you explain accounts with 14k+ followers Tweet posts mostly around 800~1000 views Some 3k, 5k at the best with <20 comments Only one conclusion, I guess? 🤔

@SukhansAsrani Totally. And even though it's hard to compare the amount of work done by looking at commits alone, it's pretty easy to compare it for a single user between different years.

This guy was a machine in 2020 and 2021 😱

Gary Wang (Ex-CTO of FTX) back to pumping code 90 days after FTX filed for bankruptcy 3 months is a healthy break - respect 🫡🫡🫡

@tdinh_me Can't you remap the hotkeys you're used to already? What would you be missing? I've been using VSCode for a long time, so I am curious 👀

Considering switching to using VSCode as my primary IDE, but I'm too lazy to relearn every hotkeys... Is there a well-trained GPT chatbot that understands VSCode very well and can help me answer 100 "how to do X in VSCode" questions? Things like: - how to duplicate/delete a line - how to open a file in a vertical/horizontal split - how to select the next matching word and activate multi-cursor - how to jump to previous cursor position - etc.

@TheBuilderJR Pretty cool. Is there an SEO strategy behind having all of these examples as separate pages?

Stoked that google finally decided to index whatdoesthiscodedo.com pages. 717 pages down, 19000 to go!

@tdinh_me negative news often works better than positive news, even for indie creators it seems 😛

I'm mentioned on a popular news site but it was a sad story 😂🥲

@agazdecki In the worst case, make an MVP of your product using sticky notes and a whiteboard app like Mibo 😉

Please don't write a line of code until you've done some customer validation at your startup. It'll save you so much pain.

@agazdecki I feel that especially the software industry is blessed with allowing anyone to build a first prototype for your startup without (a lot of) money. Imagine doing that for physical products.

You don’t need a logo, business cards, website, dark mode, money to launch a startup. You just need skill sets to solve a specific problems for a specific customer. Figure the rest out as you go.

@damedoteth Just curious about your vision, do you have some examples of how leaders of a DAO can be determined without token governance?

@agazdecki All that's missing is a 1-Up now 😉

This is how startup sales and marketing works.

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@agazdecki What is often forgotten is that this also makes you learn about yourself: figuring out how you handle a "live" environment is a very educational experience.

There is no perfect strategy for startups aside from shipping fast and learning from customers.

@colorsofchloe What may help is taking a moment at a crucial point of a meeting (for example, at the end) to "raise your hand" and take a clear moment to share your thoughts in isolation

i never quite understood why people ended up going with the loudest person in the room. quiet people have great ideas too, but i guess we're just not heard?