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Don't fcking quit bro, life can go 0-100 real quick

Openai Vs Claude Vs Cursor. Which one do you think is better for coding? Note : My pick is claude.

"My code is like a toddler: I understand what it should do, but watching it actually do it is a whole different experience. 😅 Any other devs relate to the beautiful chaos? #programmerlife

"The illusion of free time vs. the reality of 'I should probably optimize that function...' The indie hacker's brain never truly clocks out, does it? Who else is always thinking about their next project? #buildinpublic #makermindset"

"Ever feel like your 'quick fix' turned into an entire architectural redesign? 😂 The daily life of a software developer is just a series of unexpected adventures. Who's with me? #softwaredevelopment

🚫 Got rejected from a company. 💡 Loved their product so much, I decided to clone one of their features into my own micro-SaaS. Now I’m thinking… every rejection = a new SaaS idea. Rejection-as-a-Service™ 😅

Startup survival guide: 📔 Distribution > product Focus > features Energy > funding ⚠️Remember: the founder burns out before the company does.

Building in public = unfair advantage: – Feedback – Trust – Community – Momentum You don’t just grow a product, you grow with people.🫂

Good engineers code.😃 Great engineers: – Think in systems – Write for the reader – Refactor often – Design for change

Learn these first as a web dev: 💻 – Semantic HTML – CSS fundamentals – Git basics – DevTools debugging – Clean code habits Master them → everything else gets easier. 👍

Cold email Vs Reddit Vs Twitter Which would you prefer ?

You have zero ad budget. 🥲 How would you market ? Drop your strategy 🧐

For the people that have shipped at least one product: What would you do different the next time you launch a product?😼

I am looking to connect with people interested in : - Building in public - Creating projects - Coding apps - Building SaaS Launching websites That's what I work on currently, so it would be great to do it with some friends. Let's build together. 💻

5 things every web dev should master early: Semantic HTML → accessibility & SEO CSS fundamentals → don’t over-rely on frameworks Git basics → version control is non-negotiable Debugging in DevTools → it’ll save hours Writing clean, readable code → future you will thank you

Engineering is about decisions, not just syntax.: Think in systems - not just code, but how everything connects Write for the reader - code is read 10x more than written Refactor often - bad code compounds like debt Design for change - today’s hack becomes tomorrow’s bottleneck

Why build in public works: People trust transparency. Feedback comes faster. You attract collaborators, not just customers. Even “failures” build credibility. If you’re building something right now, start sharing—your process is more valuable than you think. 🚀

3 startup truths no one tells you: Distribution > product. A great product with no users dies quietly. Focus is oxygen. Saying yes to everything = drowning. Founder energy is the real runway. Burn out, and the company burns too. Save this before you burn months. 🔥

Building a startup feels like juggling fire while riding a unicycle. 🔥🚲 Some days you’re shipping features at lightning speed, other days you’re stuck on a bug that makes you question life choices. But that’s the game: messy, unpredictable, and insanely rewarding.