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That's the point - you don't start a new project every 2 weeks. You start off with an idea easily adaptable to various scenarios. Then adapt each time, target new people, and observe if the variation makes you required $1 a day. When you have nichified a codebase that nothing more can be squeezed of it, you start on the next.


So it's not really 400 projects, it's maybe 20 projects optimized in 20 different ways each.

That's a whole different way to look at it.




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