@florinpop1705 Yep, that’s why I built

@ikoichi I’m starting snowboarding lessons soon. Any tips?

@itsolelehmann Every time i see a thread about a new underdog gamechanging model, it sucks. With the only exception being DeepSeek

@usererrorAI @robert_fenney I think you shouldn’t offer training on the free tier. Is it possible to show them any value without first training the model? If not, ditch the free tier. It’s unlikely at $2-$3 per free user you’ll be able to convert enough to make money

I get this sometimes. But then sometimes it randomly blows up for a week. I guess it’s a bit like trading. Sometimes got to zoom out, look at the overall curve and stop thinking about the small time fluctuations. Make sure your marketing channels look ok, and keep moving forward. Dont worry too much about it

@mehdi_bouassami @robin_faraj I’m confused

@nico_jeannen I think this will be the case for a lot of industries. 3D modelling, graphic design, copywriting, photography (even more than previously)

@OzolinsJanis Joe rogan podcast, get him started early

I’ve improved the reliability of roastmylandingpage massively by leaning on screenshot one. ☝️ Great product

@marc_louvion For fermented food like kimchi and sauerkraut, try to get the refrigerated stuff. Jarred stuff is often pasteurised, meaning it loses probiotic benefits

@Davidjpark96 Hockey stick goes brrr

@philkellr Deepseek r1 is a good alternative to O1, because it also reasons but it's much cheaper

@Jolextom Subdomains aren’t recommend by most SEO experts for blogs. Appears that Google treats them like a different authority

@zoshweb3 @Jolextom It’s the other way around

I hope so, but it’s hard to know how to store data this long. Loads of software holding people’s data, which could easily cease to exist. YouTube may not exist in 50 years let alone 500. Or even if it does, loads of providers delete your stuff if you don’t log in for too long. How can we preserve our shit talking for our 5x great grandchildren? 🥲

The best builders are scrappy. Every successful indie hacker, entrepreneur, and maker I’ve seen has that trait. Some find problems - they find solutions Some get stuck - they figure it out Something breaks - they fix it Be scrappy. It’s a superpower 🦸

@BaileyPumfleet @calcom It’s also probably a great company to work for. Sales people stress out engineers 👨🏻‍💻

@IterIntellectus I dream of having a vintage Porsche as a daily driver

@ken_wheeler Goulash Monday?

@pvncher @abacaj Requiring a repo of prompts to get good outcomes is a problem in of itself. Claude just gets it right. They should try get their models to do the same imo