Husan Isomiddinov

Looking for prompt engineer and in-house content creator interns!

You'll get a Higgsfield account and credits. Your job is to experiment with it, push it as far as the tool's limits go, and produce some high-taste content.

The position is paid, but you start with a trial period. And your salary will depend on how well you do with your tasks.

Drop your resume in my DMs if you are interested: @hida_115

Enjoy your day, people!

Always hostel around folks.

You end building some great lore with strangers you met hours ago. Destination doesn’t even matter.

(The Irish guy in the first picture was a blood-relative of Cillian Murphy)

Prince Islands 📍

(i also fell off a bike when riding)

Constantinople was its previous name.

Twice the capital of the world: once under the Byzantines, then with the Turks after Mehmet took the city in 1453 and made it Ottoman.

Istanbul is one of those cities that actually makes you think rom-com dramas could happen in real life. Narrow streets thick with the smell of fresh-ground coffee and the hum of the espresso machines. Kebab sellers shouting "abi" to fight for clients. A flock of tourists flooding from every corner. And of course the locals, the cats, who somehow run the place under their control.

@husan_thinking

Did the check-in, the passport control, and the security check in about 15 mins.

My record as we speak.

Usually, a trip of this fun demands its own essay, but it appears I am in no condition to write one. (Thank my schedule for that)

But, regardless, here are some pictures from our trip with @abroresc.

We visited a couple valleys. Jetty-Oguz, Altyn Arashan, and trekked through Al Archa on the last day with Andrew and Nina.

It was fun. Tried qymyz more. Ate Beshbarmak with a frenchman learning russian. Stayed in an actual yurta and endured the morning chill. Cracked jokes with local kyrgyzmen on a free dinner. Rode horses through the Jetty Oguz valley. And, ofc, made new amazing friends - as it always happens wherever you travel.

I might go back to Kyrgyzstan at some point. But not soon. There's more places to explore. More dishes to try. And more people to meet.

@husan_thinking