Joined December 2011
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May 14
Let's gooooooo!!
Do check out and upvote!
producthunt.com/products/mak…
May 14
Makemydemo.com -> Product URL to Video in minutes
We are live on ProductHunt - producthunt.com/products/mak…
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May 14
Makemydemo.com -> Product URL to Video in minutes
We are live on ProductHunt - producthunt.com/products/mak…
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May 8
Update #1 on using @openwhispr for a week
Current stats:
• 7,830 words transcribed
• 234 dictations
• ~80 mins of audio
• ~98 WPM
A few things I’ve noticed:.....Read more
Apr 26
Been down a deep rabbit hole with AI voice transcription lately.
Started using @openwhispr and it’s slowly replacing my keyboard for writing prompts.
Let's see if I still keep using it after a week
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May 8
- You think faster when you speak naturally
- Prompting feels less “perfect” and more iterative
- Great for ideation, long-form thoughts, and quick task dumps
- Surprisingly useful while coding/debugging flows
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May 8
But:
You NEED to be alone in your room 😭
Talking to your computer nonstop feels weird at first
There’s definitely an adjustment phase before it becomes natural
Will keep posting my usage and updates!
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May 8
A few things I’ve noticed:
- You think faster when you speak naturally
- Prompting feels less “perfect” and more iterative
Great for ideation, long-form thoughts, and quick task dumps
Surprisingly useful while coding/debugging flows
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Apr 27
Day 1 of posting startup journey from scratch
Here's a list of resources that we currently have and the goal for next month.
- 3 Functional products (merchbanao dot com, makemydemo dot com, tune8n dot com)
- About $10000 AWS credits through winning one of the @ETHGlobal hackathons
- Other credits through @fdotinc canopy program
- @opencode credits for being top 5 in buildathon
Monthly budget currently limited to about $100
The GOAL - Reach $100 MRR in May.
Plan in next post today!
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Apr 26
Been down a deep rabbit hole with AI voice transcription lately.
Started using @openwhispr and it’s slowly replacing my keyboard for writing prompts.
Let's see if I still keep using it after a week
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Apr 20
"shipping products is now a prompt away"
cool, but who's buying it tho? building is the easy part in 2026
selling is still the hard part!!
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Apr 19
Building here at @opencode buildathon organised by @GrowthX_Club
Building an Influencer for your brand is about to get whole lot easier. Reply if you want early access. Looking for 100 signups in the next 4 hours.
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Apr 12
❌Did not get into YC startup school
❌Did not get into Vibecon (didn't even receive the rejection mail)
❌Did not get into Codex hackathon
That is exactly why the splash has to be huge!
Generate demo video for your product at fraction of the cost and none of the hassle.
MakeMyDemo.com
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Apr 12
The sweet spot in AI tooling:
power without chaos.
Not a blank notebook.
Not a toy wizard.
A system that exposes the right controls without burying the team in boilerplate.
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Apr 11
AI image generation for merch is getting crowded.
The winners will not be the tools that generate the most.
They will be the tools that help users generate designs that actually sell on apparel.
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Apr 11
The phrase "AI-ready context" is the real wedge.
Because better prompting for bug fixes starts before the prompt.
It starts with better capture.
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Apr 11
A lot of AI products oversimplify serious work.
Tune8n seems to be going the other way:
structured forms for real training controls like
LoRA rank
LR schedules
gradient accumulation
mixed precision
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Apr 11
One positioning choice I like here:
it takes quality seriously.
The merch space does not need more generic AI outputs.
It needs better taste and better execution.
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Apr 10
The pricing story here is easy to understand:
Free for starting out
$9.99 per seat when the team is ready
Clarity is underrated in B2B SaaS.
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Apr 10
Good tooling removes friction before you even notice it.
Auto-resolving model architecture is one of those details that saves more time than the landing page headline usually gets credit for.
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Apr 10
Fast design iteration is not just a creative win.
It is a business win.
More concepts tested = better odds of finding the design people actually want.
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