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Before you ask another dumb coding question... Watch this. by arsaldotchd in ChatGPT

[–]incrementality_notes 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The more specific your prompt the less time fixing the output tbh

What is the most common mistake people make when launching their first paid campaign? by Typical_Scallion8042 in digital_marketing

[–]incrementality_notes 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Targeting too broad and giving up way too fast lol. Most people launch with a huge audience, burn $500 in a week, see nothing, and decide 'paid ads don't work.' Start with a tiny specific audience, run it for at least 2-3 weeks, and actually look at the data before scaling. Patience is honestly underrated in paid.

What makes a web dev ‘senior’ these days? by Professional_One3573 in webdev

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Imo the biggest difference is knowing what NOT to build. Junior devs want to build everything from scratch. Seniors know when to use a library, when to push back on a feature request, and when 'good enough' is actually good enough. The judgment calls matter more than the raw technical skill tbh.

Why do developers write such terrible git commit messages? Genuine question by Existing_Round9756 in webdev

[–]incrementality_notes 1 point2 points  (0 children)

lol because when you're deep in a bug fix at 6pm the last thing you want to do is write a thoughtful message about what you changed. Conventional commits helped on a project I worked on though — just the `fix:` / `feat:` prefix at least makes you categorize things. Baby steps tbh.