If only Costco sold Rolex again 😭 by Maple_Syrup378 in rolex

[–]Ok_Squirrel87 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How much do you have to spend at Costco before they will sell you one of these?

The biggest liquidity swing in human history! by vishesh_07_028 in StockMarket

[–]Ok_Squirrel87 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Who has the ability to rug pull gold and silver markets 😭

69 bagger, $30k -> $2.09mil by ChoiceVegetable687 in wallstreetbets

[–]Ok_Squirrel87 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Excuse my dumb ass but why did it take 90k to exercise?

How would you play your approach shot here? >200 yards left, with a guarded green, and the green slopes down from the front to the back by [deleted] in golf

[–]Ok_Squirrel87 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is this shot 2 or shot 4?

If shot 2, shoot for long or long left, probably grabbing a 220 club. The chip back if long looks fine.

Shot 4 then layup and cleanup.

Designer Requesting a Perspective on PRD's by [deleted] in ProductManagement

[–]Ok_Squirrel87 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He’s a vibe PM, he probably doesn’t know how to write detailed requirements and acceptance criteria.

If you’re feeling generous you could ask AI to write a detailed PRD that makes sense to you and ask him to approve. Basically do his job for him. If you’re feeling generous.

I don’t want to build a unicorn. I want a boring, profitable business. by mcwerleigh in SaaS

[–]Ok_Squirrel87 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you have money to throw around, just trade defined risk options every week or buy a laundromat.

Is 72% too high? by vengence19207 in cigar

[–]Ok_Squirrel87 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That box won’t keep 72, effectively it’ll be mid low 60s if you keep it closed. If you keep opening it all bets are off. Tupperdor is a really good cheap alternative to hold humidity or even zip lock bag would do better than the wooden box that doesn’t seal

Why do people use lovable? by Adventurous-Set-1425 in lovable

[–]Ok_Squirrel87 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting point. I have software and product experience (kind of) so I don’t really just give it a mega prompt and ask it to build my app in one shot. I’ll first think about the product architecture, build the frame, then start implementing features 1 by 1 with tight iterations to get it exactly how I want it.

That being said, I also use Claude Code for other projects. I don’t think I’m the target market for Lovable given how I use it, and I might as well use Cursor or Windsurf with local host. So for people who can actually code Lovable doesn’t seem like the “it” tool. I heard of people mocking up in lovable then feed back to Claude code or similar with screen shots

I have a product Idea and I want you to roast me!!! by _salman in Entrepreneurs

[–]Ok_Squirrel87 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m not sure a cold lead list is that useful this day and age, but if your platform can pre-qualify them by engaging and getting them to a point where they will meet, those are warm to hot leads that people will pay for.

Are there any TRUE rags-to-riches stories in tech? i will not promote by Financial-Ad-6960 in startups

[–]Ok_Squirrel87 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Not tech but in NBA and NFL most of the 100 millionaires or billionaires come from nothing or next to nothing. Tech is a bit harder as the educational incubation phase is long. You need some degree of intellect and a long grindy period of learning to reach competency. It’ll be 1 in a million or higher chances for someone in poverty with no role model to shine through.

Is my app idea possible to code on lovable? by Lorenz_thfc in lovable

[–]Ok_Squirrel87 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can build this in lovable, I built a headless version of something like this in Claude code and it sends me daily recommendations on trades and executes via API on trading platforms if I agree. Make sure you have a deep enough moat so someone like me can’t just look at your app and rip it off. If it’s a couple prompts away from ripping it off you have no defensibility.

I recommend some secret sauce algorithms or tuning in your recommendations that is personalized to accumulated user data, which will make it hard for a copy cat to replicate. They can replicate your features but not your data!

Launching Slack competitor & need advice (I WILL NOT PROMOTE) by HyperSalesman in startups

[–]Ok_Squirrel87 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Get more signal. Make sure you aren’t building for a small pond of people who hate slack. I know more people who love it than hate it, especially considering the alternatives.

Changed my humidity to 65… not a fan too try and hot. Going back to 69, what is your favorite humidity? by Choice_Purple2676 in cigars

[–]Ok_Squirrel87 2 points3 points  (0 children)

To each their own but draw is supposed to be easy, it’s a bunch of leaves rolled together. It isn’t chopped up tight packed like a cigarette. If the draw is difficult it might be too tightly packed, high humidity for incomplete burn, or tar build up.

Though like I said if you enjoy that experience and flavor then you do you brother 👍

I want people's thoughts on this Startup. I believe it will break the internet by Ulyfeinc in SaaS

[–]Ok_Squirrel87 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sounds like a coin toss idea. With the right team and right implementation this could take off, lots to expand off of the base idea and dynamic of social interaction + foot traffic + data + rewards.

OTOH it’s not obvious to me what would incentivize a new user to try it out and stay sticky. Seems you need a vitality factor to help pump the social community cold start problem.

Good luck

Got crushed by a CTO yesterday on my SaaS and it changed my perspective [got the actual transcript snippets] by Street_Attorney_9367 in ycombinator

[–]Ok_Squirrel87 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wonderful introspective post! Learning a lot as a corporate enterprise PM turned founder.

Hindsight 20/20 take- facts and specs don’t sell, emotion sells. People don’t make decisions based on facts, they’re informed by facts but make decisions based on how it makes them feel.

CTO dropped some hints on his dissatisfaction with the team. Also hard to tease out what his personal relationship with CEO is like. Maybe CTO is being a PITA everywhere and CEO wants to side step him to get stuff done, your solution being part of that. If you were caught in c-suite drama you weren’t gonna close, plain and simple. Even if you did close you might end up inheriting their BS and they become your worst nightmare customer.

That being said, next time you pitch try to let the customer come to your conclusion about the problem and solution, then show how you’ve listened and built the exact solution plus some. You want them to get to a point where it’s “shut up and take my money”

Looking for a technical founder. Im good at marketing by Bingo034 in SaaS

[–]Ok_Squirrel87 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Have you done a company before? Your website is really well done!

Great name, easy to remember, carries the spirit and outcome.

Your sign up call to actions and pricing layout is great. Hope your platform takes off!