@pifafu Tbh, years ago it was just the ability to move blocks around when writing. Going back to MS word was horror after that π
But today it has to be the ability to have all types of content on one page, from customizable databases to images and checklists!
@ilyasu Same, and I'm a huge techie and usually willing to try new tech. But instinct's privacy policy & terms were just so appalling... πΆβπ«οΈI could maybe get over it and give it one of my less important accounts, but giving my passwords or a credit card number is where I draw the line
Can't decide what I think:
A) even non-technical people should learn how to use technical tools in the age of AI, at least a github repo
B) if I actually think about the people I know working in "normal business" I just can't see them ever opening github -> this seems super smart
a friend of mine is looking for a founding engineer or CTO, after being disappointed by software agencies again and again...
her company needs the founder type & agent native builder - what's your best recommendation on where to find one? π
@pmitu I actually get why they are hesitant in trusting solofounders: like how do you know the person can attract talent and sell the product if there's no one around them believing in the mission?
And as a non-engineer solofounder I kinda hate that, but I get it π
@coryalthoff I feel like Mike from Suits every time I have to name myself as a founder, cause am I really one until I've done something actually successful?
I have experience of building in public on tiktok, but decided to try out X as a new channel, any tips on what works?
my uncalibrated algorithm is unfortunately showing me only bad examples (ragebaiting and comment farming) - it has to get better than this? π