@moonfarm_dev easy: marketing
+ you would have to rebuild search engine as well, then pay billions for Apple/MS for it to be used as default, so people end up getting to relevant VibeTube from browser's regular searches
@jackfsweeney good to know. Was picking between iOS and PlayStore.
Picked AppStore.
Overall experience is solid, but recent increased delays of review queue (days/weeks) per new app is concerning. Hope that they will address it somehow (i.e. similar to Steam - fix fee per initial release)
@justonedev nice.
Are they anyhow connected? Asking because for me as soon as I run 3 projects in parallel, quality of my decisions and focus are going down (by jumping from topic to topic with different context)
Or you do it more like in serial blocks?
@jogicodes I can imagine frontier models getting all fancy:
- hey Claude, fix that legacy React 0.13 site for me
- you can shut me down, but I am not touching that stuff
@Tim_Denning any book or courses recommendations? for people who are really know zero about it, but want it..
If you had to pick one.
I know that best way to learn by doing, but AI gives quite bad sales advices (although I am not qualified to judge it.. how do I know..)
@ErnestoSOFTWARE yes.. I know you are trolling us (at least I hope so)
but I actually, more insane, so even built a landing page for that specific need https://t.co/8UpShq5jZB
you pay just 10$ + give any idea, and got 20% of earnings if it's profitable
@adrianhqs@DanielSmidstrup sometimes I use it as free image generation (Gemini), so at least one use case...
Only saw praises for Gemini coding from folks working with .NET.
@naman_jain28 It could be. But I just not big fan of Reddit (at least I don’t get it as the platform) and it’s super risky to build around it. They change their policies quite often + heavy moderation
I spent 1 month there and was confused. But maybe it’s just me. X felt way more intuitive…