Yeah, timer apps are so common I don’t see how to make a profit there. Only option I see is to solve some very specific problems for a very specific user group and hope there’s enough of them.

After a while you will notice that you are more interested in certain subjects (like realistic, or stylistic, or using nodes..) or certain phases of creation (like modeling, shading, animation, etc) and then you can focus more on those topics to not lose motivation

If a tutorial on YouTube was 30 min I could have a finished render I was happy with in 90 min on average.

Keep that in mind when doing tutorials. For me the 3x ratio has been pretty consistent.

So start with many short ones

I learned blender during the pandemic and it is just a sheer force of will thing.

I did the donut tutorial and after that I tried to do as many tutorials as possible. I did maybe 3-4 per week and it was that repetition that helped me understand how to work with it

Someone wrote about the ”selling point” of not having to engage with people when ordering food from an app and having it delivered outside your door. Never engaging with each other.

I agree with their conclusion: ”other people are not an inconvenience, they are the whole point”

”Cro-a-sang” is common in Swedish

Använder den en hel del för programmeringshjälp. Den är ofta bättre på att ”söka” tekniska frågor också.

Senaste grejen jag använde den till var att göra flashcards från mina notes

I don’t think I’ve ever clicked that button since it appeared. I assumed it was some kind of content creation thing, as if I wanted to put up a song

I guess that you need to include other methods, like reasoning, to continue making new highs