Butterflies 🦋 v2 Where blossoms meet motion 🌸 ✦ Built in React Native with @expo and Skia

Not Business Advice Podcast - Episode 2 🔥 Me and @DmytroKrasun sit down and talk about: 00:00 - Dmytro's public talk in Tel Aviv 03:50 - Is building in public dead? 14:10 - How to know when to give up on ideas 31:10 - Being unique vs entering a competitive market 54:00 - Our feedback on 3 listeners ideas If you want us to have a look at your product/idea and give you our honest feedback, drop the link and some context about it the comments below 🖤

Introducing a new identity for Apple Music, physically shaped by an original composition from @fredagainagain1 and NEST Acoustics.

I don't know if AI changes anything about junior developer jobs. It was always hard to boostrap a career. For me, it was around 15 years ago. Around the end of my university years, I was doing machine learning, building neural network frameworks and training them for image recognition, and I was likely going to do a PhD. Nobody needed that where I lived. I needed a job. I went to many companies, but I wasn't a fit anywhere: I had no experience, and my knowledge was too generic. I could build a compiler, an OS, whatever. I would hire a person like that today, by the way. There was a company that needed a PHP developer, but I only knew how to write C, C++, and C#. I didn't care about the language, so I went to work for them. Once I was in the industry, started meeting people, and gave my all to the work, I didn't have a problem finding a job. I didn't need to apply to companies anymore. It was all thanks to my network. Friends and former colleagues called and asked me to join their companies, and some still do sometimes (the ones who don't know I'm a founder now). The first years of your career, when you are nobody, will be tough. You need to work a lot and present yourself to the world. The same happened to me when I came to X. I started with a few followers, and nobody knew me. I am working on it again now: learning, working, and showing how I can be valuable again. I don't know if AI changes anything about that. Do your best work, bring value and hope for the best.

I got hired for a week !! Next week, I'm the videographer of the Uneed Residency, Batch 2. I'm going to Nantes to film 13 founders who will live and work together for a whole week in the Manoir de la Plume, a 19th-century manor with a big park and a nordic bath. @T_Zahil, the founder of Uneed, asked me to capture everything that happens there. And he gave me carte blanche. What's coming out of that manor: → Videos and photos from the whole week → A filmed interview with each of the 13 founders → A live stream from the residency Postiz and @creem_io are sponsoring it, and @wickedguro , the founder of Postiz, is coming to the manor too. There is one sponsor spot left. For €5,000, your brand gets: → A mention in the live stream → A mention in every founder interview → A talk at the manor → A video I make just for your brand Want it? DM @T_Zahil or me. October 26 → November 2. See you in Nantes 🇫🇷

an excerpt from today's newsletter @marclou did I miss anything?