@cedric_derache Definitely yes! It would be really helpful to get ideas for using up ingredients in the fridge, or if I buy something on special offer in the supermarket, say a pack of chicken thighs, or a kilo of carrots, it could give me a recipe along with the other ingredients to buy.
2025 is shaping up to be the "year of AI agents".
We've put together a list of startup ideas that we think are especially promising— some draw attention to trends that are already in full swing, and some of them are where we think things are going next.
https://t.co/AbQWcpKCZX
But for the right person, it’s a chance to create something truly impactful.
If this resonates with you—or if you know someone who might be interested—I’d love to connect and discuss further. Let’s see if we can build something incredible together.
I’ve been working on a project and am looking for the right person to join me to help take it to the next stage.
Over the past couple years, I’ve built an AI-agent platform designed to help entrepreneurs turn their ideas into businesses.
But the most important qualities are resilience, creativity, and the drive to build something extraordinary.
This ain’t a job offer; it’s an all-in commitment. It’s a journey that will require hard work, constant learning, and problem-solving...
@ChimpMojo I reckon most people start a business without giving it any consideration at all!
Just understanding that this is what you need to be providing will increase your chance of success dramatically.
@thejustinwelsh You can do this for a while, especially in your twenties. It can be worth it as long as you're on that learning curve where the rewards make it worthwhile. Just remember to quit once you've got what you want.