@mar15sa That's actually very interesting, but just based around people WFH might be too broad.
I think the nomad communities thrive because it's a very specific community, not a huge group of "random" people
@tibo_maker What a great problem to have. BTW, maybe you can have the /generate-tweet link to the page as well. I forgot the s and got a 404. Don't know if that would help though π
@thewizardlucas If you get one post every 3 days on hackernews ranking well, that's a lot of people coming your way.
Even once a week would probably be plenty
@WrongsToWrite My 30s (I'm 31 now, so not a long time) have already been so much better than my 20s... Although I guess that depends on who you are and what you like
@jelanisince94 I think it is one marketing tactic as any other. It gives you visibility and contact with your potential customer (if your in the right place).
It should not be the facilitator to an echo chamber as we see on builders Twitter
@mijustin I wonder if an AI can really create content that resonates with people.
Can it really identify the deepest issues that appear in industries for example, and help solve that? Can what it generates actually make a big enough impact?
@jasonleowsg You can, but the change is greater, and you would need to change your focus. If you fire a bad customer, that's just one less negative in your life