Some people can seemingly sell anything via paid ads. I take it they find gaps in the data?
Are there any tools, books, courses etc that can help someone get good at PPC?
It seems most contribution opportunities to open-source data engineering tools are in fact software updates.
I’d like to do meaningful work.
I would like to hear from people who have specialised as to how they chose their field.
Does it matter all that much?
Its a slightly different type, of course, but joy nonetheless (perhaps excitement vs contentment). In other words, its like there's a natural "limit" on the happiness I can enjoy at any given moment, and going to great lengths to "live the dream" might be pointless, except to look back and enjoy that one did it... a happiness investment perhaps?
Its been hugely freeing as I had been having some thirty-something angst about prior life choices (as you do).
Has anyone else experienced this? Perhaps if a far more common idea that I realise and there's proper terminology for it.
I hate marketing though. I'm sure this sounds familiar...
Is there any way to make money from a "side project" or open source development without needing to do marketing campaigns?
Not only am I terrible at it, even thinking about it corrupts my enjoyment of developing new stuff.
I don't like working with clients but do have software dev skills and trading/investing skills.
Has anyone else experienced/overcome this as an entrepreneur?
“ Internet Computer is a digital token that runs on its own proprietary protocol called Internet Computer Protocol, which is supposed to let anyone build software or publish content on the Internet without using services from big companies like Amazon, Google, or Facebook. The protocol, according to Dfinity founder Dominic Williams, provides a “hackproof platform,” reduces costs “dramatically,” and is interoperable. He also says that the protocol is intended to make the Internet “fun again,” by allowing people to build a “new open Internet” and give users a “better deal.”
The idea is similar to other blockchain cryptocurrencies that use smart contracts, or computer codes that serve as a kind of agreement between parties, to exchange currencies.”