Very cool. Looking forward to the FKIT course. One thing I'm discovering is potentially a weakness of using Firebase is that it seems you can't stream from OpenAI's API down to the client. Unless I'm mistaken, and I hope I am. Hopefully this is something you'll cover in the FKIT course.

That would be funny if you had a weekend life :D

do it in rust now

I'm excited to see how it goes!

sus

imagine if he said he didn't like the way the scene looks so they have to retake it.

bro is my role model ngl

It should have been me, not him

He gets to say tbe N word and see people's feet anytime in his movies. Living the dream.

@@widepootishe is really gross and looks hideous

ONG 😂😂

It actually is gold, and smart :D

Hahaha the best ending!

That's called a happy ending

Just like when he did the Web3 video talking about Crypto being a scam and then selling a crypto course. Man really went out there and said that the sparkle for anything is timing.

​@@ElectrostatiCrow Oh God, I'm gonna proomt

@@AbubakirGadirov prompt like a pro

Finally you can proomt superman to be at your school

Based

Wooohooi daxflame is here, now we need Joel's presence

Sounds good, but wtf that means? Lol. How do I fail forward, does someone can find a practical example?

@@Selenium117 means that if you fail, it's fine as long as you use it as a learning opportunity to move you "forward"

You can't faceplant without it. ;/

​​@@Selenium117 It means you learn from your mistakes which gives you a better chance of success upon the next attempt. For example, if you built a Facebook clone and it doesn't gain any traction and thus fails, your mistake was remaking an already established, well known product which could have been avoided if you did your market eesearch first. Next time you will know before building a product you need to research your competition first. This is both fail forward and fail fast because now you will not waste time building a product that's already well established.

in life you will stumble, best to stumble upwards and forward @se

also, the really money is not in "solo side scams". no the real money is selling a side business on youtube (side up now)

That sound like Cyberpunk 2077, they said it will be the best game even (think Big), the game was created like a normal game (act small), they delivered it with buggs (deliver quickly), the feedback was horrible (user feedback) and then they promise fixes and add-on (Quick fixe) But it's not the way to make a good app, it's just a way to make money, wich is the title of this video 😂

@@greg8909 its an american saying, fake til you make it

I am a product manager, and this is what we do, exactly as you said. I have learnt this but the problem is someone else is building it. So I am learning to code now, so I can build my own product one day.

@@ritikthakur2891 im a coder, and you are definitely on the right track learning something first and figuring out if or how it is useful decades later. also don't have deadlines, deadlines ruin the whole infinity thing we got going on here.

i'm listening to a youtuber talk about picking mysql and getting free tokens and i am wondering to myself, what is this? then i look and see a 2.2 million sub count... and its a "side business selling side businesses"

Awesome to see another fellow uncreative coder. I have also made my peace with my lack of creativity. I just focus on getting the job done.

@@d3f3kt57 I think this "solopreneur" thing is a pipe dream. Insanely few people are capable of doing it but the idea is easy to sell. You need to find the right idea for the right market at the right time, create the right product, market it the right way to the right audience, price it correctly, and develop it while having a full time job. It's just not for me.

you were thinking that the idea need to be pretty good, almost every succesfull project just were software that give the solution to some things people faced or wanted to solve, but specially people with money, like the corpo photos, like you can achieve something good if you put your automation process in the corpo line, well that is basically what ibm, google and amazon were doing lately, but if you focuses too much on landing something that people does not need or not want you will end up crashing projects becausethere is no market to fulfill, or a new one to create, i just were thinking on developing something to control robots with an ai inthe center of the house, then jeff just drop a video of a compan already doing that XD and they were conecting a principal computer to an AI and then bywifi and bluetooth control hardware likerobots, to not let the robots carry their own computers and be only like remote control inside the house XD, i wanted to do that and then i found it already were people working on it, i have not think in that again, but jeff just give me the idea of first do things that work correctly, then aim for the idea, i have not practiced enough to be good enough in software so i can not put the hands on project of my own, because i were searching the "perfect stack" to start, and jeff just throw that "you only need it to function", and that hit me hard, because is something that jeff says a lot of times, and i were not watching it, so i just started to learn python and lua, and then i will move to other places, after that then i will do other things, i will not to try to learn js, react, html, css, c, nim, lua and python at the same time XD

Instead of reinventing the wheel, you can enhance existing SAAS/apps by incorporating features requested by their own clients, which they failed to deliver. By doing so, you become a red ocean fisher, seeking opportunities in competitive markets, rather than a blue ocean explorer in uncharted territories.

​@@GinaGen I think you would have way more success by turning this "easy on the surface" idea into a course, selling it for $999 instead of $2500 just today, and marketing it to naive and desperate developers looking for the easy way out of their 9-5.

Just jump ...if you need motivation then you don't really need it

amazing .... a lot of fake amazings out there, so its really nice to get a true one. also, if this youtuber firebase is so successful, why does he need to sell a businesses selling businesses? but i got to respect any "programmer" that ships.

@@ginxxxxx that's a side hustle by itself... look how many views it generates. THIS is a printing money - not that side hustle

@@theobserver_ yea, i dont know what firebase i was or if it actually shipped. i was just agreeing with nikh that i respect shipping. all youtubers are scammers, or scummers, whatever.

@@ginxxxxxBecause the actual side hustle (aka the whole point of this youtube channel so more like his actual job) is selling "get rich quick" schemes to desperate people on the internet. Fucking nobody is actually using his voice app.

They suck because file systems is a confusing clusterfuck even within a single platform, let alone in a multiplatform context. I've had a similar issue by trying to write some sort of a limited subset wrapper over nodejs "fs" module and quickly found out there are quadrillion of gotchas when trying to abstract calls like that and it's easier to just write specific fs procedures within the modules which need them using "fs" modules. The generic solution is pretty hard to do without requiring to pass callbacks and at that point the wrapper has the same problems the original function had.

@@ra2enjoyer708 yeah have you ever tried to go over a file system then encountered a sym link and it fucks your whole code up 😂😭

Thanks for the 💡 idea I’m about to code this non stop for a week

The import lesson is at 8:20 though. You are suppose to use someone else's filemanager and then sell it as a services with steep markup!

@@dandogamer Symlinks almost destroyed my sanity before I found `sudo ln -s /path/to/foo /path/to/bar/` and it saved me, Python PATH bindings especially oh LaWD. We had to move everything to Python3 when Python2 was deprecated and that was honestly the most stressed I've ever been in my entire life. Also, don't get me started on how broken Ansible is... :|

actually if you want to get rich your focus shouldnt be on building something useful, or even something that works correctly. or even something you like. your focus should be on building something POPULAR(which is usually sht, but it gets money). you need to be rapacious and shameless.

@@sabin97 Ohh I see, so you've built and launched tons of successful software products yourself?

@@nadotornado of course not. i'm neither rapacious nor shameless.

The thing is as a solo dev, you don't need to be wildly successful. You don't need millions of customers paying you thousands. You just need thousands to pay you tens. Odds are if you find value in your own project, there are probably a few thousand out there that also do.

@@blackjackjester the things people tend to find "valuable" are usually crap. look up "merda d'artista". literally sht in a can.

When did "Jesus Christ" become an interjection

@@dudegfa5673 Approximately 2000 years ago?

Fuck that shit. I want money.

Amit Agrawal as a 1 man operation: 💀

Energy to finish them, or to start a new one? 😂

You’ll only understand when you have 4 finished projects, and 20 abandoned projects.

a trained monkey can code. you wanna learn how to program.

Yeah but with all the reusability and app-like interactions that reactive frameworks provides instead of the coupled spaghetti code we use to make with php back in the day I know php evolved too tho

@@HenriqueOliveira-hy7ke I tend to agree here, unfortuantely. This is one of the biggest problems in the PHP community tho, thru my 15 years caeer I saw some great code, but most of it wasn't. It's not that PHP stops you in any way to write good, resuable code, but somehow we ended with so much bad articles, "books" and whatnot, that for beginner is literally hard to find some good learning resource on the topic. The other prominent examples is that utter crap called WordPress - it's the pure definition of spaghetti code, I simply hate it. I guess that's the case with any language/code, just in PHP is way easier to start doing things the wrong way. Anyway, I still love it, recent years was good in terms of language development and with all the things going on with the PHP foundation. Also, I prefer 1000 times to write PHP server-side code than JavaScript one.

@@nask0 Do you have any pointer to which CMS system like wordpress that you like the code for?

@@cyberneticbutterfly8506 I use my own from several years now, but general purpose CMS''s - no, don't have insights. In terms of frameworks, I prefer simplicity, for example I really like the Phalcon framework.

coc

except for literally everyone living in the country you are visiting

Hi! How's that going today?

I'm looking for something that I can collaborate for free.

you and a billion other people

@@YuriG03042 I would love to see them try lmao

Better delete your channel bruh, before Jeff gets you.

Lol 😂

Should've at least asked though.

give 5 or 6 years… youve got a long way to go before youre marketable (typically - who knows maybe youre a wiz)

@@mrmaniac9905 Naha that's a lot of time, 1 or 2 years for self taught

@@mrmaniac9905 Is this the time it takes for an average person to become truly skilled in coding? I'm also rather new, 3 months in and doing an A.S in programming at my local community college, and it can be kinda discouraging seeing people talk about what they're building or making online.

@@noelchristie7669 No, I started when I was 12, I was coding my own game engine by the age of 17. Its just a matter of discipline, drive, and quiet frankly your aptitude for coding in general.

@@pablom2274 I’m self taught, I’m just 12 years down the line. Maybe all you need is 1-2 years - who knows, I was only like 14 at that time and still coding the basics. around the 5 year mark I started coding advanced projects on my own like a custom game engine, my own language compiler, netflix clone and others

Honestly, same. So far so good 😂

Exactly this. This is the passion that every software developer needs to hold on to.

step three: grind your ass off to migrate abroad so your brain will not be turned into a data processing unit via brain chips made by FAANG in the next 25 years

I live in Sudan and we have basically no economy at the moment, so check. I already have an existential crisis from living in Sudan, so that's also check. Instructions unclear, I'm still poor.

My government (Azerbaijan) doesn't allow any payment gateway's/services to pay you from foreign countries. Basically only local money transfers are available for your website. I can't use PayPal, I can't use Stripe, I can't use any such service. Simply put forcefully freeware development 🥲

*cries in Iranian

I invite you all to my home in Ukraine ;)

I was going to check my discord later until I saw this comment.....

@@cantpickausername I've learned to always go back 5 seconds and let the part where I've heard the sound play again and see if it repeats :D

chill bro, the overhype is too much.

@@sorvex9 You might be replying to a ChatGPT generated comment lmao

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