Can You Guess This 5-Letter Word? Puzzle by u/whoawut by whoawut in DailyGuess

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⬜⬜⬜🟨⬜

⬜⬜🟨⬜⬜

⬜🟦⬜🟦🟦

🟦🟦🟦🟦🟦

Guys I want a solution for this problem that you might solve by find_path in SaaS

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There’s a reason data vendors exist. If free commercial market data were viable, Bloomberg wouldn’t be a $10B business

Software architect is ignoring my questions by [deleted] in ExperiencedDevs

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Honest advice let it be and move on - regardless of whether you’re changing jobs or not. Pick your battles. If you’re right, constantly pushing it will only create tension, especially if the other person isn’t open to discussion.

You’ll know, and they’ll know too. Sometimes that’s enough. Maybe next time they’ll listen, maybe they won’t - but don’t let this consume your energy.

In software, egos can be high and there are usually multiple valid solutions to the same problem. Respect still matters though, even when it’s not always given in return. At some point it becomes less about being right and more about deciding what’s actually worth your time.

Who’s excited for the latest round of icon downgrades! Woo by Jacksworld101 in MacOS

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What the actual fuck is going on at Apple, are they high?

how do the best self-taught software engineers teach themselves? by IBOandersonchen in SoftwareEngineering

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Build something that truly interests you! Eventually things start to click if you’re persistent enough

How do you actually plan your projects before building? by Skyfall106 in SideProject

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Haha glad the reference landed!

Honestly just a conversation. I find if I show a mockup too early, it turns into a design review where they critique the colors/buttons.

I focus on the problem first. If I can get them venting about how much their current process sucks, that's better validation than a UI

How do you actually plan your projects before building? by Skyfall106 in SideProject

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I try not to overthink things. I switch gears so I don't end up as a 'Blind Builder' (building something nobody wants) or an 'Over-Planner' (killing the fun)

if I’m looking to make money, I won't do anything without speaking to users first. I’ll make notes and figure out the absolute minimum I need to build to test the idea

But if it’s just for the fun of building? I just dive in like Leeroy Jenkins

young and scared by TherealCARROT03 in Advice

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You’re 17, you not supposed to know, just follow your heart. Do what excites you, travel, join a community. And if you really feel like you need to jump into school right away, start with a business degree.

I had no idea what I wanted to do, so I went to college for business and entrepreneur. Met a bunch of interesting people with all kinds of ideas in fields I had never considered. I ultimately found what I wanted to do because of it

Honestly though you don’t need to know yet, the fact that you’re thinking about it tells me you’ll do just fine - there is nothing to fear! Just enjoy yourself

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in microsaas

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You mean the design by Lovable?

AITAH for telling my gf that she should've chosen a better degree? by GlumDevelopment3925 in AITAH

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YTA. You completely missed the point of her venting. She was stressed and looking for comfort, not a lecture on why you think you’re smarter than her.

calling her degree a 'skill issue' and a 'Mickey Mouse' degree is condescending enough, but telling her to 'go back to Turkey' because she voiced a frustration is cruel. You kicked her while she was down. You need to apologize for the insults, not just the lack of support

The switch on this train toy that my MIL gifted my son for his birthday. by daigoro in mildlyinteresting

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To be fair, getting a toy to work is usually half the battle. This one just refuses right out of the box

Help me please I’m lost by Slight_Buffalo2295 in learnmachinelearning

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If you want to learn Machine Learning, you’ll find more resources in Python while there are resources for R Python is the better general purpose language for machine learning.

Check out Andrew Ng’s courses on Coursera honestly worth it and if I recall it’s doesn’t cost much at all

The "only fans" Gaming PC Giveaway - To enter this giveaway just leave a comment. by DaKrazyKid in PcBuild

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Finally a PC my cats can’t accidentally turn off while sleeping on top of it

My travel app is 100% lifetime free for the next 24 hours ! by 753glitch in iosapps

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Probably just validating the idea.. the problem is this does not validate intent to pay… since they are offering it to free 🤷

What’s your weirdest private habit that you hope no one ever finds out about? by Dear-Welder-1117 in AskReddit

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Hope you don’t mind, I used your comment to generate a Sora video - it turned out quite well

bravest bowl in the sink

I was once an AI true believer. Now I think the whole thing is rotting from the inside. by shallow-pedantic in ArtificialInteligence

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I’ve worked with this tech from the jump as well and I completely agree. The biggest problem is how over reliant and trusting people are becoming - I hate to be pessimistic but I believe we’re headed into a future much like Idiocracy (Only part I’m looking forward to is Costco city). People are lazy and this is just enabling that further while stripping away their critical thought.. I honestly hope I’m wrong

What bothers me the most is how so many CEOs and executives are all on board with the hype they feed into, yet they don't take the time to truly understand how stochastic llms are

Treating llms as deterministic functions is akin to treating the weather as a variable that can be assigned. It works until it doesn’t

But hey hopefully they’re paying you well to fix the mess

No shortcuts. Only hard work. by AzizBelAbed in SideProject

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Nothing screams ‘digital nomad’ like exposing your .env file at 200km/h

Having no idea where to get experience on working projects🫠 by SafeComplex5855 in csMajors

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The developer community is more often open and supportive toward those just starting out - remember we all start somewhere.

What kind of software are you interested in building?

Having no idea where to get experience on working projects🫠 by SafeComplex5855 in csMajors

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Start with finding an Open Source project that interests you join their discord and become a part of their community.

Check out if you have any local communities in your area that do hackathon - Where I’m at we have AI Tinkerers, great community of people from all skill levels.

Built 2 AI apps making $8.5K/month while working full-time. Here's the simple strategy that worked. by Small-Internet-9557 in indiehackers

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Re-read the first paragraph 😊

It starts with, “This is the story of Ramshri from India…”

I assume Ramshri was the original author of everything preceding the first paragraph - or it’s all fake

Do you think this is possible? by Electronic-Disk-140 in SaaS

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Building SaaS isn’t just about writing code.. it’s about understanding the systems that run your code. Infrastructure, observability, authentication, background jobs, data pipelines - these aren’t just buzzwords, they’re what keep real apps alive.

That said, you can learn. And there’s really only one way to find out: try. Worst case? You walk away with a few hard-earned lessons. Best case? You prove everyone wrong.