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12 March 2026 23:57

Thanks for the input, yall

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12 March 2026 21:38

automation in n8n is faster though..
I'm self hosting for some discord n telegram bots..
still it depends on what you want to do with n8n,
I've tried using it as a back-end but it's slow n totally not worth the time

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12 March 2026 21:01

Anyone here use something like n8n or make? I am curious if its worth it as a time saver vs making an automation in python like i usually do

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07 March 2026 13:41

Trying to change other people is plain wrong. Go Google "circle of influence" and learn more

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07 March 2026 07:17

it's your opensource project?
xD

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07 March 2026 07:06

ask yourself why people doesn't connect with you, put yourself in their place, maybe you behave like a text generator so listening for Long times is torturing, start with small talk behave as good seller not start with selling product immediately, tell about yourself, "company", hobbies, etc and only when you get their attention tell them about community


oops with opened cult

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07 March 2026 05:33

it was fked up ofcourse but I had guts to even let myself believe I could do it

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07 March 2026 05:32

Honestly, when I was at home during my drop year before college, I feel like I learned more in that one year than I did in the last 3 years here.

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07 March 2026 05:31

I tried changing the people around me. I do meet people who are into tech sometimes, and we talk for a while, but the connection usually doesn’t last. After that everyone just goes back to their own thing.

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07 March 2026 05:31

The last 3 years here have been kinda rough for me. Not because the college is bad, but because I always felt like I didn’t have the right people around me when it comes to tech or building things.

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07 March 2026 05:16

I'm a backend guy n started doing front end with react after using jinja2 months

it took me a little more time than necessary to understand vite n configure it.. even though I'd access to chatgpt2

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06 March 2026 23:53

wouldn't say "answering questions" = "guiding others" but generally speaking - sort of yeah

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06 March 2026 23:14

Congratulations. You just figure out the Open Source Community. There are many out there and not confined to your geographic boundaries. If anybody wants to join, they just need to step up and be active in that group

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06 March 2026 23:01

congrats, you've reinvented forums

also, why'd someone older guide newer guys? yeet them into gpt and let go; it's either swim or draw

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06 March 2026 22:02

n yea that will be a discord community

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12 March 2026 21:40

I really think it depends on the task. n8n is great if you need to interface with different things.

In python you'd need to write that integration first or know how to do it but n8n has a huge list of integrations out of the box.

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12 March 2026 21:13

depends on what you want to automatize

used n8n - not really better than idk writing on your own

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09 March 2026 16:41

Poor guy he got the hard one.

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07 March 2026 07:22

XD no I ordered something n something else came on the counter.. i jus took it n ate
n then the staff asked me
sir what did you eat
I'm like ohhh

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07 March 2026 07:09

yea am not good at socialising
plus
i accidentally took someone else's order in the restaurant

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07 March 2026 05:34

now it's jus me n some shitty ahh projects, half-way done.

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07 March 2026 05:33

back then I was into stuff like fk
I was trying to build a motion capture system using the MediaPipe library to track finger and joint movements, then convert those into keyframes in Blender for a game I was building.

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07 March 2026 05:32

Because of that, the only solution that came to my mind is building a small community of people who actually enjoy building things — where we can talk about projects, share ideas, help each other, prepare for hackathons, and keep pushing each other to grow.

Not something tied to college.

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07 March 2026 05:31

For example, sometimes I get an idea and start a new project. I get really deep into it. But the people around me usually show zero interest in that stuff. And the moment someone interrupts or breaks my focus, it becomes really hard to get back into that same flow again.
This has been happening for almost 3 years now.

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07 March 2026 05:17

thanks budd
open source or closed but I want people to work in a collaborative way

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07 March 2026 05:14

thanks, it's more like a forum yeah

but I want members to feel surrounded by people who're into the same things as they are

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06 March 2026 23:35

Isn't thedevs one such group (or network of groups)？

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06 March 2026 23:03

yeah, and what they can't figure out? especially the ones in college

excl. some weird shit like sysdis (who tf lets juniors design systems?) there's nothing that complicated in curicculum

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06 March 2026 22:03

it's there cuz I don't want those people struggling to figure out shits as I did

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06 March 2026 22:02

The idea is that the community should be self-sustaining. Older members guide newer ones, people share knowledge, and everyone contributes to making each other better.

I’m still figuring things out, so I wanted to ask you guys —
Do you think this is a good direction?
Am I thinking about it the right way, or is there something important I might be missing?