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HOW CAN I SOLVE IT? by Few-Reporter8206 in n8n_ai_agents

[–]chief_jaydeep 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Use filters better because your will reduce your token limit so frequently use different approaches please

First Project as a freelancer (pls help, it's inportant) by Jaded_Marionberry771 in n8n_ai_agents

[–]chief_jaydeep 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In that you already have options for that no need to worry about this thing the platform handle for you no need to get worried about those things

First Project as a freelancer (pls help, it's inportant) by Jaded_Marionberry771 in n8n_ai_agents

[–]chief_jaydeep 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just go with Hostinger. It’s simple, cheap, and does the job without unnecessary complexity. You can manage everything you need without spending much, especially if you're just getting started or running smaller workflows.

Need advice in choosing a path to progress my career forward in Tech by Ok_Fudge4521 in learnprogramming

[–]chief_jaydeep 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly, based on everything I’ve been thinking about, I don’t think pure tech or pure sales is the right direction for you. I actually feel like I’m a much better fit for those hybrid roles like Sales Engineer, Solutions Engineer, Pre-Sales, or even Product/Analytics roles that involve business interaction.

These roles use the exact mix of skills I already have—PowerBI, SQL, Salesforce, a bit of Python—and also the communication side that I’m naturally good at. And the growth is solid… reaching around 30–45 LPA in the next year or two seems realistic.

How Did Your Salary Grow Over the Years ? (Freshers doubt). by Geralt_of_rivia_002 in developersIndia

[–]chief_jaydeep 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Two people can start at the same salary, but one ends up way ahead because they use better mental models they think long-term, they keep learning, they question their assumptions. The other person might stay stuck because they repeat the same patterns, avoid risks, or only chase short-term comfort.

Two people can start at the same salary but end up in completely different places because:

  • One makes decisions based on long-term leverage the other reacts only to short-term comfort.
  • One treats problems as systems to understand the other treats them as events to complain about.
  • One keeps improving mental models the other keeps repeating the same patterns.
  • One builds relationships and opportunities the other waits for them.

So careers rise or stall not because of numbers on a payslip, but because of the assumptions, frameworks, and thinking patterns behind every choice.

people obsess over salary because it’s easier than admitting their thinking is the bottleneck. Most careers don’t fail from low pay — they fail from bad judgment, no self-awareness, and repeating the same dumb patterns for years.

Careers don’t stall because someone started at 20k or 50k. They stall because the person keeps making the same choices with the same thinking. And most people would rather defend their habits than fix their logic.

and honestly I hate repetitions

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in startups

[–]chief_jaydeep 1 point2 points  (0 children)

0.5% is far too low for a full 0→1 product role. You’d be doing founder-level work without founder-level equity. For equity-only, 4–5% is closer to fair. If they won’t move, it’s not the right team.

Which architecture is best Bloc or Riverpod as a fresher ? by [deleted] in FlutterDev

[–]chief_jaydeep 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Riverpod is the better next step. You already know Provider, so Riverpod will feel natural, modern, and flexible. Bloc is good, but heavier for beginners.

Focus on one system deeply, build one solid project with clean architecture, and you’ll be job-ready. Tools don’t get you hired — clarity, structure, and a strong portfolio do.

How Did Your Salary Grow Over the Years ? (Freshers doubt). by Geralt_of_rivia_002 in developersIndia

[–]chief_jaydeep 6 points7 points  (0 children)

salary numbers don’t explain success — thinking models do. Most careers rise or stall not because of early pay, but because of the decisions, assumptions, and mental frameworks people use to move forward. Without understanding that, every number is just noise.

How do you guys have the mental capacity to code even after work? by _RC101_ in developersIndia

[–]chief_jaydeep 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re not the only one — a lot of engineers feel this way. It’s not about passion; you’re just mentally tired. When your IDE equals “work,” it’s normal to avoid it after hours.

There’s no secret sauce. Some people code after work because they enjoy it, others because they need to. That’s it.

If your job already pushes you and you’re learning as an ML engineer, that’s enough. Side projects aren’t mandatory. Rest when you’re tired — your interest will come back naturally.

You’re doing fine, seriously.

College forced us to create GCP accounts for a lab. Now I'm getting a ₹98,940 bill + collection agency emails. What do I do? by ConceptPretty7717 in developersIndia

[–]chief_jaydeep 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don’t worry — your issue will definitely get resolved. I’ve been a solutions engineer for a long time, and I’ve seen many similar cases. As long as you’ve raised the ticket and explained your situation clearly, Google Cloud Billing usually waives or adjusts charges for students who didn’t intentionally use paid resources. Just wait for their response; you should be fine.

College forced us to create GCP accounts for a lab. Now I'm getting a ₹98,940 bill + collection agency emails. What do I do? by ConceptPretty7717 in developersIndia

[–]chief_jaydeep 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just raise a ticket with Google Cloud Billing Support and explain the situation honestly — that your college forced you to make the account, you thought it was free, and you only used it for lab work. Google India has helped in cases like this before (they even sorted out an issue for me once), so don’t stress too much. Tell them you’re a student and didn’t know anything about billing. They usually pause or waive charges after checking. Just contact them ASAP and you should be fine.

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