How can I re -evaluate the testimonials in your opinion?
Privacy-dome is something waiting, I am trying to study and understand how to build and write a decent, for now I have done what I have been able to, in order not to continue to postpone the launch of the app
In my long career as an “almost digital entrepreneur” (a fancy way to say I’ve tried a thousand things online without making a single cent), I never really felt that “this is it, I’m so close, I’ll finally quit everything and update my passport: job title? SaaS founder.”(Small detail: I don’t even have a passport. But I like to imagine that if I did, I’d want something cooler than “unemployed...
It took me six months to analyze 562 subreddits. I systematically parsed titles, post bodies, and user interactions to identify statistically significant patterns and evaluate if it was possible to create a model that could predict the likelihood of a post going viral based on specific features.The key findings were unexpected: while the title of a post has a direct correlation with engagement,...
My mantra in these situations is: You can't connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backwards. So you have to trust that the dots will somehow connect in your future.
However I accept your point of view and how you stated it. It's good food for thought, so thanks.
1.I’m not just relying on an intuition of mine. I initially created this project to solve a personal need because I genuinely needed it. Once I did that, I started receiving feedback from other users of these platforms (especially Vinted) and friends who use them, and I realized it could be helpful to share it with everyone.
2- I'm not choosing between studying and pursuing my project , the choice I had was to accept the job so obviously in my free time I would have to devote time to study and not to my personal projects, so I chose to devote time to study and my projects, assuming that during the summer and weekends I do some simple work as the bartender or some more demanding work as freelance projects, so I can have enough money to eat and do the simple things of life (obviously without getting rich or creating a savings fund).
3.If the idea doesn’t work as expected, I don’t see the time spent building it as wasted. Instead, I see it as an excellent period during which I’ve learned a lot, making it easier and more effective to develop my next ideas. Moreover, as I mentioned earlier, I’m finishing my university studies, so in the end, I’ll have a degree that could always help me find a regular job, like the one I was previously offered.
I’m 25, way too many exams still to take. My classmates graduated two years ago, and here I am…still stuck in the same place.Not long ago, through a friend, I received an offer for a regular 9-5 job, average salary, 30-minute drive to the office and all the usual perks. It seemed like a solid offer.Everyone told me to accept it: my friends, my family. The idea was simple—I could start working,...
Just yesterday, I launched the waitlist for my platform that generates AI-powered captions to help users sell on platforms like Vinted, Wallapop, eBay, and many others.
This all started because I was bored... maybe you'll find it useful too!
Danilo
Hi Nerd,What happens when a broke computer science student tries to sell old t-shirts and jackets on Vinted but loses patience writing tedious captions to attract potential buyers who never seem to arrive? The most plausible solution to me was to create a platform that automatically generates captions using AI. And that's how Describify was born.Describify uses OpenAI's API to generate...