ebowwa/engagement-farming · Datasets at Hugging Face

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Hey, No Cheating ! I Dare you to Paste the last thing you have Copied. 😁	Procrastination	https://x.com/maybe_riya/status/1781241972747063423?s=46	Encouraging users to share the last thing they copied, often in a playful or challenging way.
There are three types of developers - Yarn - NPM - PNPM Which one are you?	Clash of Religions	https://x.com/the_greatbonnie/status/1781004766220554736?s=46	Sparking discussions around different development tools or technologies, often framed as a "clash" or debate.
Caption this	Creative and Funny Comments	https://x.com/adamrackis/status/1781053992006496686?s=46	Encouraging users to be creative and humorous in the comments, often by providing a simple prompt or caption.
What are you working on today?	Basic Farming	https://x.com/johnrushx/status/1781290951102652561?s=46	Asking users about their current work
I Wanna Follow New Indie Makers. No big names, just raising stars, below $10K MRR Do you know any?	Networking Outreach	https://x.com/johnrushx/status/1775124443108434005?s=46	Designing a tweet to encourage others to mention people from outside of your network.
Which Database do you prefer? A) MySQL B) PostgreSQL C) MongoDB	Maximizing Replies	https://x.com/thekartikbansal/status/1780961159077851545?s=46	Posing a question in the form of a post rather than a poll to encourage more replies.
What is an API ? Explain this for a Newbie !	Ego Boosting	https://x.com/maybe_riya/status/1780969649212891368?s=46	Asking "experts" to explain a concept for beginners, appealing to their desire to showcase their knowledge.
all these broke boys under 10k MRR saying that JS > TS	Controversy	https://x.com/afonsolfm/status/1781004863486177623?s=46	Stirring up debate around a divisive topic.
I had a crazy conversation with a friend who wants to start building startups too, his name is @csonotes and before this he was always a freelancer The problem he had was he thought every idea he had was not big enough or did not have ""product founder fit"" With that he meant he wanted to build a product that fit close to himself as a personality and he gave me as an example of someone with great ""product founder fit"" I asked him do you really think I always had a burning passion for interior design and that's why I did Interior AI? Or I have always wanted to enter the model photography industry with Photo AI? Or I'm very very passionate about jobs which is why I have Remote OK? Nomad List might be the only exception where I acutally do have ""product founder fit"" I told him I think it's a highly overrated concept because I had no idea what businesses I would be running when I started and still don't know what I will be running in the next few years, because it's impossible to plan what business you will build. The market changes so fast and most things you do fail. So it's more like surfing waves and the market CHOOSING YOU to do something, not you choosing what to do. You try smell and follow the customer demand, and only then you can have a viable business...for a while, until it ends and the demand goes elsewhere Elon Musk started by digitizing the Yellow Pages phone book as a startup, now he's building rockets to Mars, sure he has great ""product founder fit"" now but that's a bit of a big thing to ask for when you're just starting out as a entrepreneur doing your first thing. Regarding ""nothing being big enough for him"" (lol btw), you almost always start small, but small things can grow big (lol): Facebook started as an online year book and now it's a bleeding edge VR tech consortium of social media apps. Only if you have millions/billions to burn like again Elon did later in his career, you can start building things more fundamentally from principles where you want humanity to go. Even then it's crazy hard to get that demand, see how Bezos' space startup is doing compared (and he also has the billions to burn!), it's just hard (lollllll). So yeah IMHO: 1) ignore this ""omg it's not big enough"" idea, just ship a small thing, 2) if customer demand, or no customer demand, your ship is now in the ocean and you'll start sailing and see where you end up, things start happening cause you took action and made something (and hopefully launched it, talked about it), 3) ""product founder fit"" is mostly a myth, nobody does exactly what they want to do, and you can't just CONTROL the market like a god to make exactly the business YOU want, you can at maximum steer the ship a little bit, but the waves/wind (aka the market) are 100000x more powerful than you and they'll bring you somewhere else you don't expect to end up! ⛵️ Enjoy sailing the stormy oceans of entrepreneurship!	Confirmation	https://x.com/levelsio/status/1780306861050216743?s=46	Sharing a personal story or perspective that resonates with the audience and validates their experiences.
NEW Video - Humane Pin Review: A Victim of its Future Ambition Full video: youtu.be/TitZV6k8zfA This clip is 99% of my experiences with the pin - doing something you could already do on your phone, but slower, more annoying, or less reliable/accurate. Turns out smartphones are pretty incredible. BUT there are occasional small glimpses of a future where this product could actually peel you away from your phone, reduce your screen time and help you live more in the moment. And i can't be mad at tha	Bold Claim	https://x.com/mkbhd/status/1779641280110161957?s=46	Making a strong statement or claim about a product or technology.
What's the biggest win you've had this week?	Sharing Wins		Encouraging users to share their recent accomplishments or successes.
I'm stuck on a design problem, anyone have any ideas?	Asking for Advice		Posing a question to the community, seeking their input and guidance.
Congrats to @username on hitting 1,000 followers!	Celebrating Milestones		Acknowledging and congratulating users on reaching important milestones.
Looking for new product ideas, what would you build?	Crowdsourcing Ideas		Asking the community to brainstorm and share their ideas on a specific topic.
What's the biggest mistake you've made as an entrepreneur?	Sharing Failures		Encouraging users to open up about their failures and lessons learned.
Believe you can and you're halfway there. - Theodore Roosevelt	Motivational Quotes		Posting inspirational quotes to uplift and encourage the community.
Who wants to learn how to code in Python?	Skill-sharing		Inviting users to share their expertise and teach others a new skill.
Retweet and tag a friend to win a free t-shirt!	Giveaways		Offering a prize or reward to users who engage with the post.
What's your favorite programming language?	Polls		Asking users to vote on a specific question or topic.
When I first started my business, I faced so many challenges...	Storytelling		Sharing a personal or relatable story to connect with the audience.
Can you solve this coding problem in under 5 minutes?	Challenges		Inviting users to participate in a specific challenge or task.
What are your thoughts on the latest AI developments?	Trending Topics		Tapping into current trends or popular discussions to engage users.
Excited to collaborate with @username on a new project!	Collaborations		Partnering with other creators or brands to reach a wider audience.
What do you think about our new website design?	Feedback Requests		Asking users for their opinions or feedback on a product, service, or idea.
When your code finally works after hours of debugging	Meme Sharing		Posting or encouraging the sharing of relatable memes.
What's the capital of Australia?	Trivia Challenges		Posing trivia questions to test the community's knowledge.
3 Chrome extensions that will boost your productivity	Productivity Tips		Sharing productivity hacks or tools to help users be more efficient.
Join us for our monthly online networking meetup!	Networking Events		Organizing or promoting virtual networking events for the community.
Apply to our 1-on-1 mentorship program for early-stage founders	Mentorship Program		Offering a mentorship program to connect experienced users with beginners.
Meet @username, our featured creator of the week!	Showcase Spotlight		Highlighting and showcasing the work of individual community members.
What's one thing you wish you knew when you started your business?	Retrospective Discussions		Encouraging users to reflect on their past experiences and learnings.

Hey, No Cheating ! I Dare you to Paste the last thing you have Copied. 😁

Procrastination

https://x.com/maybe_riya/status/1781241972747063423?s=46

Encouraging users to share the last thing they copied, often in a playful or challenging way.

There are three types of developers - Yarn - NPM - PNPM Which one are you?

Clash of Religions

https://x.com/the_greatbonnie/status/1781004766220554736?s=46

Sparking discussions around different development tools or technologies, often framed as a "clash" or debate.

Caption this

Creative and Funny Comments

https://x.com/adamrackis/status/1781053992006496686?s=46

Encouraging users to be creative and humorous in the comments, often by providing a simple prompt or caption.

What are you working on today?

Basic Farming

https://x.com/johnrushx/status/1781290951102652561?s=46

Asking users about their current work

I Wanna Follow New Indie Makers. No big names, just raising stars, below $10K MRR Do you know any?

Networking Outreach

https://x.com/johnrushx/status/1775124443108434005?s=46

Designing a tweet to encourage others to mention people from outside of your network.

Which Database do you prefer? A) MySQL B) PostgreSQL C) MongoDB

Maximizing Replies

https://x.com/thekartikbansal/status/1780961159077851545?s=46

Posing a question in the form of a post rather than a poll to encourage more replies.

What is an API ? Explain this for a Newbie !

Ego Boosting

https://x.com/maybe_riya/status/1780969649212891368?s=46

Asking "experts" to explain a concept for beginners, appealing to their desire to showcase their knowledge.

all these broke boys under 10k MRR saying that JS > TS

Controversy

https://x.com/afonsolfm/status/1781004863486177623?s=46

Stirring up debate around a divisive topic.

I had a crazy conversation with a friend who wants to start building startups too, his name is @csonotes and before this he was always a freelancer The problem he had was he thought every idea he had was not big enough or did not have ""product founder fit"" With that he meant he wanted to build a product that fit close to himself as a personality and he gave me as an example of someone with great ""product founder fit"" I asked him do you really think I always had a burning passion for interior design and that's why I did Interior AI? Or I have always wanted to enter the model photography industry with Photo AI? Or I'm very very passionate about jobs which is why I have Remote OK? Nomad List might be the only exception where I acutally do have ""product founder fit"" I told him I think it's a highly overrated concept because I had no idea what businesses I would be running when I started and still don't know what I will be running in the next few years, because it's impossible to plan what business you will build. The market changes so fast and most things you do fail. So it's more like surfing waves and the market CHOOSING YOU to do something, not you choosing what to do. You try smell and follow the customer demand, and only then you can have a viable business...for a while, until it ends and the demand goes elsewhere Elon Musk started by digitizing the Yellow Pages phone book as a startup, now he's building rockets to Mars, sure he has great ""product founder fit"" now but that's a bit of a big thing to ask for when you're just starting out as a entrepreneur doing your first thing. Regarding ""nothing being big enough for him"" (lol btw), you almost always start small, but small things can grow big (lol): Facebook started as an online year book and now it's a bleeding edge VR tech consortium of social media apps. Only if you have millions/billions to burn like again Elon did later in his career, you can start building things more fundamentally from principles where you want humanity to go. Even then it's crazy hard to get that demand, see how Bezos' space startup is doing compared (and he also has the billions to burn!), it's just hard (lollllll). So yeah IMHO: 1) ignore this ""omg it's not big enough"" idea, just ship a small thing, 2) if customer demand, or no customer demand, your ship is now in the ocean and you'll start sailing and see where you end up, things start happening cause you took action and made something (and hopefully launched it, talked about it), 3) ""product founder fit"" is mostly a myth, nobody does exactly what they want to do, and you can't just CONTROL the market like a god to make exactly the business YOU want, you can at maximum steer the ship a little bit, but the waves/wind (aka the market) are 100000x more powerful than you and they'll bring you somewhere else you don't expect to end up! ⛵️ Enjoy sailing the stormy oceans of entrepreneurship!

Confirmation

https://x.com/levelsio/status/1780306861050216743?s=46

Sharing a personal story or perspective that resonates with the audience and validates their experiences.

NEW Video - Humane Pin Review: A Victim of its Future Ambition Full video: youtu.be/TitZV6k8zfA This clip is 99% of my experiences with the pin - doing something you could already do on your phone, but slower, more annoying, or less reliable/accurate. Turns out smartphones are pretty incredible. BUT there are occasional small glimpses of a future where this product could actually peel you away from your phone, reduce your screen time and help you live more in the moment. And i can't be mad at tha

Bold Claim

https://x.com/mkbhd/status/1779641280110161957?s=46

Making a strong statement or claim about a product or technology.

What's the biggest win you've had this week?

Sharing Wins

Encouraging users to share their recent accomplishments or successes.

I'm stuck on a design problem, anyone have any ideas?

Asking for Advice

Posing a question to the community, seeking their input and guidance.

Congrats to @username on hitting 1,000 followers!

Celebrating Milestones

Acknowledging and congratulating users on reaching important milestones.

Looking for new product ideas, what would you build?

Crowdsourcing Ideas

Asking the community to brainstorm and share their ideas on a specific topic.

What's the biggest mistake you've made as an entrepreneur?

Sharing Failures

Encouraging users to open up about their failures and lessons learned.

Believe you can and you're halfway there. - Theodore Roosevelt

Motivational Quotes

Posting inspirational quotes to uplift and encourage the community.

Who wants to learn how to code in Python?

Skill-sharing

Inviting users to share their expertise and teach others a new skill.

Retweet and tag a friend to win a free t-shirt!

Giveaways

Offering a prize or reward to users who engage with the post.

What's your favorite programming language?

Polls

Asking users to vote on a specific question or topic.

When I first started my business, I faced so many challenges...

Storytelling

Sharing a personal or relatable story to connect with the audience.

Can you solve this coding problem in under 5 minutes?

Challenges

Inviting users to participate in a specific challenge or task.

What are your thoughts on the latest AI developments?