... from it. So then one night I just randomly participated in the thread and in fact got two new customers or users. That might not sound significant but for me at that time it was something that just flicked my mind. I just realized I think this is a better way than just spending cash on ads. So, then I manually tried to find conversations where my ICP was talking so I posted in wrong threads, got flagged as spam ...

... outlier activity for either or - seems to have the same effect, though! Comment from Gaurav Thapa(@gauravthapa): @jamie36  exactly what it does! Comment from Gaurav Thapa(@gauravthapa): @skylerwindmiller   @bengeekly   @rohanrecommends  Awesome, we're just flicking back and forth between the two. Hard to know which has been more effective! Comment from Gaurav Thapa(@gauravthapa): @skylerwindmiller  Yeah thought so, we were lagging behind a bit so made the change! Definitely does not describe the product ...

... mutations go through the ViewModel Better testability via ViewModel + UseCase/Service layers for safer regressions Lifecycle-aware resource governance to prevent leaks and reduce background overhead Major Scrolling Performance Boost Dramatically Smoother Browsing Addressing feedback like: Scrolling drops frames, fast flicking loads thumbnails slowly, occasional freezes. Lighter rendering pipeline : fewer unnecessary re-renders and layout recalculations Improved list/grid virtualization : better visible-range computation and reuse strategy Smarter thumbnail loading : prefetch + prioritization for on-screen items, progressive loading, better decode scheduling Stronger ...

... time building products, posting about thoughts or anything came with huge baggage of "what will they think about me" Selling software has taught me to be expressive, cringe, and importantly being myself. I have understood I can't just flick a switch in my brain that overthinks. So, i have learnt to coax my brain into doing the uncomfortable things. Not only to sell software but to see what I am capable of. As I am preparing to launch ...

... still think like a child trying to break free from the constraints growing up puts on us. With such qualities I am always coming up with ideas/hypothesis which I love testing. For the most part a simple google or flick of the page answers my questions. However, this time round was different. You see, this time round I couldn't find an answer, I couldn't find a research paper or anything. This time round I was forced to ditch ...