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This is a really interesting direction! I'm excited for it, and I like the idea of the easy logging to my logbook, but I'm also afraid of flooding that logbook with so many podcast episodes that I can't see my other uses of downtime (sometimes 3-5 episodes per day). Is there any chance you could include an "exclude podcast episodes" filter on the logbook? Right now, as far as I can tell, it is only possible to limit to a single medium, whereas I would be interested in seeing all mediums except Podcast episodes.

I did not know about your app before. Just downloaded it and will give it a try.

Love this! I’ve become a bit of a power user of Sofa recently and it’s had a big impact on my life. This seems like a fantastic next step! Great work

Can’t wait to try it!

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This is big. Congrats. Just started the video, so you might answer it for me, but does it autopay the next pod in the Up Next feature?

Default Apple's Podcasts app is great. I use only third-party players for my self-hosted stuff, like Audiobookshelf. I'm eager to try your implementation 👀

so excited for this feature! also happy to see easy import via OPML files, but wondering if it can do apple podcasts import as well as most podcasts app i use can do that. also; will the up next feature support other media? i have big lists of things to watch/read/play, but i'd love to tell the app that a given game or movie or book is next in my person queue

A couple questions... Is there a way to migrate easily from Apple Podcasts? I subscribe to 250+ pods, and would not be able to move those over manually. Also would your app support that many feeds without taking forever to refresh the queue?

This is such a nice video man, thank you for telling us about your experience, very hearfelt video, love it. You mentioned you started with the III then went to the X then back to the III, obviously everyone has this dilemma. I also cant decide which one to buy. You ended up being a 28mm guy then?

Hi Shawn, thank you very much for the lesson. I learned a lot. You showed how to bring attention to the object and at the same time how not to overdo it🙏👍

Any chance you have a template for Businesses for Freelancer/self-employed?

I can totally relate to your story!! I’m very self conscious and somewhat shy especially when taking pictures! But I’m bound and determined to learn and take better photos!

Thanks for being honest and helping us keep our feet on the ground. I have also been secretly lusting on a Q3 but locally we don’t have an option to rent cameras. I work with Nikon Z9’s and then use an old Nikon D810 for street and travel photography with an old manual focus 35mm Ai f/2.8 lens. It’s light enough, not too bulky but is so ergonomically perfect in my hands. I debated with myself on getting this new Zf but when you try using it with light lenses there is nothing yet that feels good enough for it. Adapting old lenses with an adapter isn’t my thing as again, things become un-ergonomic with the lens extending out because of the adapter. The Zf has the same issues as the Leicas imo, it looks great but doesn’t feel great in my hands. It’s hard to hold and handle. To me at least. So we’re in the same boat.

Hey, love the video but i wanna do the same thing in the where the background/design in in dark mode. should i use another black shade or white as the drop shadow color?

Please do an editing tutorial!! Amazing color grading

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Thanks for your interesting perspectives. For me, the Ricoh has a slightly different effect - it's quite simple: when I want to be out with a 'photographer's eye,' I take it with me. When I have that 'eye,' I look at the world differently, and sometimes I want that, and sometimes I don’t. With the Ricoh, I no longer think, 'I want to see the world like a photographer but don't feel like carrying a camera,' because it really fits in any jacket pocket. So, I take it with me much more often, and as a result, I find myself viewing the world from that perspective much more frequently - and this make me a better photographer.

Hi Shawn, like your channel a lot thanks for sharing all of your lessons learned. I'm designer too which wants to get into development. Do you have any video on your dev learning journey? Are there any resources you would recommend to learn iOS development?

What I want to know is how to use sofa. I installed it on linux and I dont know how to invoke it. Maybe this is a different sofa.

Curious to know if you think Sony has good ergonomics…because they don’t.

This is a godsend!😅 I’ve been looking for a job for like 1.5 years now. (I got 8 years of experience, wtf) Yesterday i decided to just upload some bullshit apps with subscriptions and learn about driving traffic to them on the go. Thank you, this was very therapeutic

A friendly tip: disable iphone screen turning off while idle, it makes a big difference trust me!

My Ricoh Gr iiix arrives tomorrow and I'm hoping it will solve my shyness! Been shooting with an x-pro for years now and have missed countless shots because I didn't want to get in people's faces. Also real photography RUclips nerds will spot James Popsys at 5:11 😅

Great content but can you make it shor like 10 minutes

I've learned a lot from you. Thank you for your effort.

Do you worry about competition?

I purchased your budget spreadsheet yesterday! Worth every penny! I am really impressed by how clean and professional this is. I also love the summary page. It was an eye opener of where I am at financially (not great lol). -The only thing I changed was how the yearly total income was calculated. You have it set based on 26 paychecks. This makes perfect sense since we all get 26 bi-weekly paychecks per year. However, I decided to go off of 24 checks instead. That way I have a better idea of how much money I actually have left at the end of each month. The 2 months where I get extra I will just simply put that into my savings!- Once again I greatly appreciate you making this budget. I can’t wait to see where I am at next year financially! 💰 Edit: Changed my mind on the 24 checks. Just keep it as it is with 26 lol

Thanks so much for answering all my questions! 😍

I am from Bangladesh...I want to learn professionally...can you give me a suggestion. Thank you

This is a great review, thanks. I am a Sony A7rII shooter, all manual with Voigtlander lenses, and I am having great fun. Earlier this year, I picked up the Fugi x100v (bought used after the crazy prices dropped when they released the x100vi). I think you should rent that one and do the same kind of review! I would watch for sure.

I'm building my first site in Framer and I built my last site Elementor. I like both systems, but I'm hoping Framer speeds up custom design and integration from Figma. As a designer I really enjoy Framers design system. I wish Wordpress would do more effort to modernize.

hey Sean, would you mind telling me which APIs you're using for fetching data for Sofa? I'm particularly interested in APIs for books, movies, and video games

Congratulations, do you need a ios developer junior? I can help you with native apps from argentina, i will do it for free.. almost free, just for recommendations in linkedin. Why? Will help me to pursuit a job. Thank you!

Thanks for sharing! It's so expiring 🤩

OMG, by the 30-minute mark, I started catching myself thinking that I occasionally see Ryan Reynolds in the frame while watching the video closely! :)

what about ASO and Motivated traffic like 25%

I appreciated hearing your insightful thoughts on the camera. I think my Sony A7CR is my Leica! Along with some Zeiss and Voigtlander lenses. Very happy with that setup but the Leica hype is real!

I have the Q2 it needs the grip & thumb rest to complete the ergonomic connection, after which it feels like an extension of your hand. The Ricoh GR has no ergonomic connection yet you love it? Sony cameras have incredible AF with a convoluted menu system which makes for a horrible experience..So true the images a person gets is directly proportional to an individuals talent and skill set. The camera doesn't take better photos the photographer does. What's the process of your Sony taking it from AF to manual? you have to take the camera away from your eye correct? go into the menu etc.. you like that better? You have to hold the Ricoh GR with one hand there is no viewfinder it's the only way to use the camera. Your not an idiot, it was smart to rent one in the first place

Hey there, just wanted to inquire if you can change the currency. thanks!

I have to say, you're quickly becoming one of my favorite tech RUclipsrs! I also love watching Matt Bircher, and I think your channels have a lot in common. While I’ve known about your app Sofa for a while, I only recently discovered your videos. I really enjoy the blend of content you create-whether it's about Sofa’s development, photography, or other tech and software topics, it’s all right up my alley. I’ll definitely be subscribing to Sofa once my TV Forecast subscription ends later this year!

Living the dream . Happy for you . Also like taking my time when I build .

About the unit tests it was so funny 😂 next question please 😎 And thanks a ton for the video! Super cool

Thank you for recording this. It helped me this morning.

Thank you for the template. I love it, but I am having trouble entering non-taxable pay, so my calculations are wrong. (military pay) How can I work around this? Thank you!

Just started my journey as well

About to start my journey! 😅

Thank you very much for sharing! I’m very close to a similar situation so really love this relatable content. You got a subscriber in me!

A lot of complaints about one of the best cameras money can buy. If you owned the camera, you could buy a couple of accessories which would change the whole ergonomics experience in a second.

vlogging is a great idea, subscribing