10 must-follow subreddits for Indie Hackers

Hi guys,
I've spent enough time on Reddit to figure out what kind of values each popular subreddit provides. I'm pretty sure whoever here is active on Reddit must be following at least two of the subreddits I mentioned below, so i just decided to give you 8 more:)

1. r/indiehackers -
   This is the subreddit specifically dedicated to the Indie Hacker community, where you can find stories and interviews with successful Indie Hackers, learn about their experiences and challenges, and connect with other entrepreneurs.

2. r/startups -
   This subreddit is focused on startups, and provides a platform for entrepreneurs to share their experiences, ask for advice, and connect with others in the startup world.

3. r/entrepreneur -
   This subreddit is dedicated to all things entrepreneurship and provides a wealth of information and resources for anyone looking to start their own business, including tips on marketing, financing, and management.

4. r/smallbusiness -
   This subreddit is focused on helping small business owners and entrepreneurs with advice, tips, and resources to help them grow their businesses.

5. r/freelance -
   This subreddit is focused on freelance work and provides a platform for freelancers to discuss their experiences, find work, and connect with others in the industry.

I have added these 5 subreddits that are relevant to both tech and non-tech founders. Following are 5 more that must be followed if you're into tech, specifically. No harm if you follow it too, non-techies :)

6. r/webdev -
   This subreddit is for web developers to discuss and share resources on web development, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and more.

7. r/programming -
   This subreddit is for programmers of all levels to discuss and share resources on programming, algorithms, data structures, and more.

8. r/learnprogramming -
   This subreddit is for those just starting out with programming and provides a supportive community for beginners to ask questions, share their experiences, and learn from others.

9. r/gamedev -
   This subreddit is dedicated to game development, and provides a platform for game developers to discuss their projects, share resources, and connect with others in the industry.

10. r/uxdesign -
    This subreddit is dedicated to user experience (UX) design and provides a platform for designers to discuss and share resources on designing and testing user interfaces.

Feel free to add more in comments, I'll check them out and add it to the post.
Don't forget to share your daily interests from these subreddits, here😉!