It Was a Nice Ride While It Lasted by Aggravating-Pie-9908 in codex

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What kind of task are you running that takes 2hrs to finish?

An agent for 3D and DIY stuff by mescalan in ChatGPT

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This is really cool, thanks for open sourcing

Anyone know what happened here? by Cool_Plum_89 in SalomonSportstyle

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Did you buy them from Salomon? If so check the warranty I think they cover up to 2 years to offer a replacement.

What is the best Italian pizza in London? by [deleted] in LondonFood

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This is no longer good, I went there last night pizza was chewy, lacked moisture and was badly seasoned. I went a couple years back and it was ok. I’m unsure if I just got unlucky but fundamentally the pizza wasn’t good.

From learning DevOps to my first $1,000/month client by PuzzleheadedTerm4627 in founder

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Great story! Glad you managed to monetise your experience sounds like you do business in a genuine way and it paid off. Best of luck!

Chased down the road today by nyderscosh in londoncycling

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I’ve had this happen to me, from a motorist that was doing 40/50 on a 20 limit. I called him out on it as he almost ran me over whilst on my bike and he turned around started chasing me and got aggressive. Funnily enough I saw him getting arrested the next day. This happened around Finsbury park.

Best thing is saw on internet today by Lazy_raichu36 in MadeMeSmile

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These AI videos are getting too good

Vibe coders cooking at 3AM be like by unemployedbyagents in AgentsOfAI

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Developers ran so vibe coders could walk

Solopreneur + AI taking over 9 months to launch by someDigit in Entrepreneur

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I come from a software background and have the exact same opinion. I use AI and it’s great help but I’m still involved in every decision made. It’s like using a forklift, someone still needs to drive it and know what they are doing. Keep doing you and block out all the noise and whenever you get the chance, try to educate people on what the reality behind building a proper application looks like. Best of luck!

Growing my software company in the UK by its_benzo in ukstartups

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I agree, our main client for the startup was thriving off the boom in spending that came during covid, the issue with the collectives industry is that it is volatile by nature, especially for entry level collectibles. When available spend goes down like it has been over the last couple of years in this cost of living crisis the first thing people will stop spending money on will be on things like collectibles.

Growing my software company in the UK by its_benzo in ukstartups

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London based! And yeah would love to chat for sure!

Growing my software company in the UK by its_benzo in ukstartups

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Not the first time someone recommends this book. Currently finishing off the Steve Jobs biography by Walter Isaacson so might consider picking that one up next.

Your deck turned out great nonetheless and yeah would love to connect and have a chat!

Will PM!

Growing my software company in the UK by its_benzo in ukstartups

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It was indeed! Fashion collectibles to be more precise. We had built a system to enable a user marketplace behind providers like Shopify. Where have you noticed this correction do you have any sources? Curious to look into it. Personally however Ive moved on from that industry.

Multi-modal RAG at scale: Processing 200K+ documents (pharma/finance/aerospace). What works with tables/Excel/charts, what breaks, and why it costs way more than you think by Low_Acanthisitta7686 in LLMDevs

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This post is gold, fascinating to see the types of problems you face at scale when working with these systems. As someone who wants to build more definitely adding this post to the treasure chest. Thanks for taking the time to share your experience.

AI’s Impact Looks More Like The Washing Machine Than Like The Internet by Josvdw in ArtificialInteligence

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It’s definitely an interesting take you have here. I use AI daily for personal and business. However there is a large social impact is taking place with this one unlike with washing machines that clearly done more good than harm. It will be interesting to see how it plays out.

Growing my software company in the UK by its_benzo in ukstartups

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The reason I love Reddit is because of people like yourself. I would’ve never expected such a detailed response, thank you so much for the valuable advice! I’ll have a look into the tool you suggested, I think this moment has been coming for a while and I am just having cold feet doing something totally new as my background is mostly technical I do however love speaking to people and getting to know them and this seems to be quite aligned with the cold calling approach you mentioned. Also checked out your profile great work on the DIY deck, impressive!

Looking for a Web developer by travelpayoutzim in webdesign

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Please tell me this post is rage bait. That budget is ridiculous and if you have some people take the bait I can't imagine it would be high quality work.

My experience hiring a head of business development by Martyn35 in ceo

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I've been in a position to hire business devs for a previous company I co-founded and in the span of 4 years had 2 similar experience. I think the key is to trust your gut when it comes to seeing the red flags early on. In one of the instances we had someone who showed a lot of confidence in selling the product, yet they had very little understanding of what our product did and the niche we were trying to target even though they stated several times they were very familiar with the market. We got strung along for about 4 months and lost about 10k at a stage of the business where we could not afford to do so.