Recent content by gjeffrey40

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There are a lot of niche, generally B2B topics that don't get posted about much online and as a result the AI models don't know much about them and will give wrong answers for. This obviously requires genuine expertise but will probably remain an open opportunity for a while longer.

Still offering? I'd like to try.

Part of it is just scrolling random content, and part of it is useful for finding recommendations for products and local restaurants and things to do. I see more and more people subtly promoting their own things on there now. The important thing is (as the earlier person said) to seem like it's...

Does anyone do from Mexico? I had a fulfillment company increase prices by 30%...

Short posts + some attention grabber in the first line or two (above the "Show More" button) that will get people to click Show more on the post. I see a lot of posts using the "XYZ thing is wild" hook these days.

It seems like many parents are already heading in this direction, or at least imposing restrictions on it, so I am personally OK with it.

How much does the IP address that you use at signup matter? e.g. Airport, coffee shop, office wifi vs mobile network.

Chicken thighs & drumsticks for me. Too hard to work with chicken breast.

I'm thinking to use openclaw with a separate laptop and new accounts. That limits what I can do on my existing personal accounts (which actually limits a lot of what I'd want it to do) but I'm going to try it out and I have a couple of things I imagine it could do for me.

What's your product do? Some areas have a ton of people promoting stuff (like cold outreach tools for example), and a lot of the content looks low quality. honestly the best way is to promote products as though you're a user and you tried it and it works for you. don't sound too much like a paid...

bolt.new, lovable, v0. although none of these is a pure design tool like Figma. they're codegen tools more focused on frontend

what are people doing for cheap data SIMs in US?

Which geos / devices for the reddit accounts? Are the geos and devices consistent for each account?

It really depends what you're doing. If you care a lot about the history of the accounts and making them look authentic for your audience, then managing the accounts yourself is the best way. That's a lot of work but the alternatives aren't really comparable.