maelus

Congrats 🔥✌️

Hey Royler! It took me some time on the website to understand the stack you are using / providing for the template, that might be something you want to make more clear :) (even after seeing it on the ProductHunt description I struggled to get the information from the website, which is def something very important) Congrats for the launch!

Do what you love to do = Freedom

Love the concept! Would be dope to be able to choose the code output - vanilla JS + html, React, Vue, ... but more importantly (complementary though) for the css: be able to choose either an output in standard CSS or TailwindCSS 😁 What's the roadmap / vision in this regard?

Interesting poll. for me now writing down email (even if most of browsers can fill it for you) is like a no-go. It's so simple to just push `Log in with Google`, couple of clicks and it's done. Why would we even write anything down if it can be optimised 😁 We will probably end-up in a `one click` login somehow. At the end, as you try to optimise the checkout process to remove frictions and...

MVP = make it as sexy as possible with the less code & time possible it's a fine balance between usable and beautiful enough to generate envy to use it haha

This big crypto winter is def needed to clean unhealthy and non-essential projects IMO. Like all these NFT useless arts, can't wait to see real useful application with NFT and blockchain, the tech is interesting in a technical POV and has real potential. NFT feels a bit like AI. Until now, we've seen mainly `ChatGPT wrappers`. It will be interesting when people build stuff from ground up with...

It's actually super handy to help brainstorm and find solutions to complex problems and write the boring code we would have to do. Most of the time not perfectly usable straight out of the box, but it saves an enormous amount of time. Since a week I'm actually using both GPT-4 and Claude in parallel for problem solving, still not sure which one is the best though, cross using for now haha 💯...

Once you've gone through `all` your problems, it's all about curiosity. 1. Learn new stuff = discover new problems 2. Meet people = learn new stuff = ⤴ If you don't find problems, get other people to tell you theirs so you can solve them 👽

I love to solve problem. And realised I love building stuff. That comes along well with product dev / micro-startup creation :)

Depends on what the product costs you. If you generate SEO blog posts for a website using GPT-4, you want to go for Free Trial. Otherwise Freemium is a good option to gain some traction, leveraging referral and doing some feature gating (best example that comes to my mind: Bumble / Tinder that blur the pictures of your match, they show you a glimpse of what you want and what you could access by...

Quite a tricky questions. I guess it all come down to the state of your mental-health as an employee, which comes down to this question: does your job allow you to learn a lot, or earn a lot? If none of these, it's probably time to change. Want to earn more? Find another job as an employee. Want to learn more? Take the entrepreneurial path, as a founder or co-founder. I had a stable and well...

💎 Ruby on Rails, hosted on Fly.io (some sparks of React.js from time to time)

Simple and efficient, love it ✌️ Congrats for the launch!

Until now, my products where an excuse to explore AI techs 👽

I've started my journey as an indiehacker few months ago, and went diving into the AI world, like many. Explored several AI techs through my other products: voice-to-text, text-to-image, image-to-image, embeddings,... In order to continue this path, I went to try custom LLMs from HuggingFace, Replicate, etc, and discovered some interesting voice cloning technologies and speech...

tweex ? 🍫

Embarking on an entrepreneurial journey can be challenging. A few months ago, I began my own journey in Bali. Here, amid 16-hour workdays at a bustling coworking space, I discovered a community of visionary entrepreneurs. One of the most inspiring among them is Daniel Karim. His life journey is a testament to resilience and innovation and could easily fill the pages of a book. Daniel nurtures...