Petar 🇲🇪
@MladiPistolero4
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Full-time dev. Part-time founder. Sharing my journey, wins, and lessons. Currently: Building ShotCast to make podcasts smarter.
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Joined September 2023
The role of engineers is shifting from builders to conductors of AI-powered creation.
As a senior software engineer, I can tell you that we’ve crossed a threshold in the last six months with Gemini 2.5, GPT-5, and more recently, Sonnet 4.5. I don’t really code anymore. I prompt and supervise. I’m still needed, because the AI can drift into strange tangents. But
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Your product (especially the first one) doesn’t need to go viral. Find a real problem. Build something simple that works. Manually get your first 100 users from people already complaining about it.
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I wish I had niched down earlier. It’s the biggest thing I regret in my professional journey. I’m a 26 year old dev, and I’ve worked with a wide range of web, software, and mobile technologies. Don’t make the same mistake - niche down and stick with it as early as possible.
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When you're worried AI will replace you Try building a project doing full vibe coding
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I decided to use vibe coding (Claude best model) for my current project. Honestly, it's hurting more than helping. More and more i am convinced vibe coding is complete sh*t.
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Would you sacrifice your health for success? I see people grinding 16-hour days, skipping meals, ignoring sleep... What's the point of winning if you're too broken to enjoy it?
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9-5 + side hustle is hard You need insane discipline to make it sustainable
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Been there. You’ll need a paid Apple Dev account to sign iOS builds with EAS. No way around it if you're testing on a real device. (RN devs, save yourselves the headache early :D)
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It's not a problem to fail X times You tried and won t regret it The real failure is realizing too late When time has passed and you did nothing
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They say it's hard to start, hard to finish. But by far the hardest part is when you see no progress, yet you know you need to stay consistent.
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Vibe coding feels like magic when you write code. But debugging it? That’s a whole different story.
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Be honest 👇 Would you use an app that saves key takeaways from podcast episodes — just by taking screenshots? No pause. No switching apps. Works with Spotify & Apple Podcasts. Curious to hear your thoughts.
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Starting your morning by engaging with the build-in-public community is a great boost. It’s inspiring to connect with people who are genuinely chasing their goals.
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Came across Atif Hussain’s tip: People will follow you because of your tweets, not your replies. Use @TweetHunterIO to see what real value looks like. Makes total sense.
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Don’t stress about the end goal. Just focus on the process - showing up and doing the work. Goals can feel far. The process is what gets you there. Day by day. Step by step.
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A year ago, I was ready to quit development and switch to a CRO career. But the founder of @WeConvertAgency advised me to stay in dev. Reason? As a developer, I can be a one-man-band — build and launch things on my own.
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I set deadlines even when I don’t have real ones. they help me stay focused and ship faster
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The worst advice? “Stay consistent” Consistency with no strategy is chaos.
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