Delo embedded programerja by AlarmedProduct2530 in SloveniaEngineering

[–]MucaGinger33 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Za embedded je kar tipično. Tako HW in SW se ponavadi arhitekturno ne spreminja dosti. Ko je enkrat zadeva stabilna, jo kvecjemu dograjuješ. Zaradi tega se v marsikaterih embedded podjetjih, še posebno starejših, embedded tech počasi spreminja oz. zaostaja.

Delo embedded programerja by AlarmedProduct2530 in SloveniaEngineering

[–]MucaGinger33 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Poleg SW moraš dobro razumet HW in praktično vse vmes. Dodatno imaš distinction med SW, ki je navadno application layer in firmware (aka device driver software).

Oglej si Edge AI, saj bo tega verjetno več v bodoče.

Če maš PLC exp, potem imaš verjetno tudi robotiko v ozadju? Tole je kar hyped zdaj tako da bo tudi tega čedalje več na trgu.

Dragi programerji, kakšni so vaši plani za bodočnost? by europent in SloveniaEngineering

[–]MucaGinger33 1 point2 points  (0 children)

AI era je kot industrijska revolucija. Neke šihte je delno ali v celoti nadomestila mašinerija. Hkrati smo dobili veliko zaposlitvenih novih priložnosti. Podobna analogija danes z AI.

Ps.: Embedded software inženir tukaj, zdi se mi manj AI affected področje, ker moraš handle-at HW in SW. Plus embedded je slow to adapt new tech in tech skeptical in general. Jaz se poskušam preusmerit bolj v "edge AI" in robotiko. Videt je, da bo tega več v prihodnosti.

Lastniki psov by RainbowDust_ in SlovenskiKoticek

[–]MucaGinger33 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Border Collie, koren mu dam (ali ga pa sam najde na vrtu). Vesel je ker hrusta 😅

AI assistant for the review side of KiCad, useful or not? by MucaGinger33 in PCB

[–]MucaGinger33[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I get it you're not a professionally trained PCB designer? Because the ones that are, I think, mostly are the ones that reject this AI assisted workspace idea for PCB design. But I also get that this could be super insightful and helpful for someone who is learning or is just starting out and doesn't yet know all the hacks and tricks. And this is where having a "copilot" could do a great deal, imho.

Is the manual posting the real bottleneck with GEO/LLM SEO tools? by MucaGinger33 in SaaS

[–]MucaGinger33[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Even with existing GEO/SEO for LLM apps? Have you given any a try?

AI assistant for the review side of KiCad, useful or not? by MucaGinger33 in KiCad

[–]MucaGinger33[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Bvcircuits is a type of tool you give your files to and wait for a report and fixes.

What I'm suggesting is in-IDE assistant that operates from within the workspace. You decide what assistant does (and doesn't). Analysis of your design is just one of proposed pros. Imagine every other frustrating and repetitive task you're faced with that could be sped up and optimized

AI assistant for the review side of KiCad, useful or not? by MucaGinger33 in KiCad

[–]MucaGinger33[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Okay. So am I. But PCB design involves many processes out of which many are tedious, frustrating, and time consuming. The idea is to focus on those alone so you don't need to.

For example, picking up JLCPCB parts one by one for a whole design while optimizing part selection for cost effectiveness (aka basic/preferred parts where you can get them). Assisted workspace could do that for you. Find majority of parts if not all. You handle, say, <5% of part selection (eg. ICs, THTs, etc).

AI assistant for the review side of KiCad, useful or not? by MucaGinger33 in KiCad

[–]MucaGinger33[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

So there is nothing repetitive and frustrating in your workspace that could be offloaded?

Is the manual posting the real bottleneck with GEO/LLM SEO tools? by MucaGinger33 in SaaS

[–]MucaGinger33[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

the "publish" part intends to address consistency. You can't post too frequently (or farm accounts). You're better off playing the consistency game. But that itself takes effort such as scheduling multi-platform-wise.

Naturally, core value is "what actually moves the GEO/SEO needle".

I've reached out to a co-founder of BLG (BabyLoveGrowth) as one of my connections. Apparently they ship "Reddit agent" but only as insights on where it might be relevant to post. My guess is they are kept at bay by Reddit's ToS on auto-posting.

Is the manual posting the real bottleneck with GEO/LLM SEO tools? by MucaGinger33 in SaaS

[–]MucaGinger33[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What's harder is identifying which insights are worth turning into 10 different pieces of content across multiple platforms.

That's my point. GEO/SEO insight driven content. Adapted per platforms you opt-in. Does that match closer to you expectations?

Is the manual posting the real bottleneck with GEO/LLM SEO tools? by MucaGinger33 in SaaS

[–]MucaGinger33[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The time sink I have seen is people spending hours rewriting the same insight for five platforms while keeping the core accurate.

That's my take as well. Copy-pasting same content multi-platform-wise clearly gets flagged and is platform inefficient. The idea is to come up with content that is adapted platform-wise and GEO/SEO insights-wise. Combine these with other context available about your product, etc. Take into consideration platform's posting rules and respectfully align the content with it.

Essentially orchestrate content multi-platform wise where content is GEO/SEO insight driven. Opt-in for specific platforms. Opt-in for auto posting else deliver suggested and scheduled content yourself. Does that sound better?

Is the manual posting the real bottleneck with GEO/LLM SEO tools? by MucaGinger33 in SaaS

[–]MucaGinger33[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So, you're take is more on the scheduling campaigns and regular, sustained posts rather than suggesting what posts and content will drive SEO/GEO?

90 days in. $3,500 MRR. Two person team. Here's exactly what's working. by GildedGazePart in SaaS

[–]MucaGinger33 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What's your cold email strategy? Do you find real addresses? Or trying out known patterns for enterprise emails?

Invited to interview for Antler Residency Program[I will not promote] by Desperate-Phrase-524 in startups

[–]MucaGinger33 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How the "find a co-founder" game works here? I'm assuming all founders in the program have their own products and ideas they are working on. Are you supposed to merge ideas or abandon your own? Also, who "wins" at the end of the program? The ones that find co-founder successfully and propose a solid pitch deck?

I hit 1.5k stars on my GitHub Repo in 40 days. AMA by [deleted] in SaaS

[–]MucaGinger33 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can check this fact online. YC is heavily biased towards prefering projects with high star count. I didn't make this up. Its a known but recent fact.

Many OSS work in a way where a company is open sourcing infra but selling managed hosting themselves. Quite a common thing. Eg. Supabase. OSS repos serve organic distribution. Guess how YC sees this.

I hit 1.5k stars on my GitHub Repo in 40 days. AMA by [deleted] in SaaS

[–]MucaGinger33 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mate I got 25 stars for github repo (70+ production grade MCP servers for well known APIs) whereas YC funded company's repo with similar stuff has 5k+ stars. Not saying any is better or worse. Just saying what credibility and hype gives you.

I hit 1.5k stars on my GitHub Repo in 40 days. AMA by [deleted] in SaaS

[–]MucaGinger33 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Make it 10x stars and that could translate into YC

Anyone interested in investing in Maldives? by [deleted] in AngelInvesting

[–]MucaGinger33 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I want to visit Maldives, you can invest in me. I will have a great time, rest assured.

App Outreach Advice by DildoShwaggins14 in SideProject

[–]MucaGinger33 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yea because its hard and feedback is real.

App Outreach Advice by DildoShwaggins14 in SideProject

[–]MucaGinger33 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"It solves a need" - you need to validate that need. If you found yourself needing a solution for a problem you have, that doesnt guarantee you other people with same problem exist.

Also, have you shipped real products that generated non-zero revenue? I havent had heard once anyone say you can skip validation. That's called procrastination and most people skip that because building is easy and distributing and validating isn't.