I wanna buy either Claude Code or Cursor's $20 plan. I heard Cursor's new Composer 2.5 is good.
But I like that Claude Code's limits reset every 5 hours whereas Cursor's resets only monthly if I'm correct.
What should I get? Heavy coder, minimum 5 hours coding daily.
I wanna buy either Claude Code or Cursor's $20 plan. I heard Cursor's new Composer 2.5 is good.
But I like that Claude Code's limits reset every 5 hours whereas Cursor's resets only monthly if I'm correct.
What should I get? Heavy coder, minimum 5 hours coding daily.
Today's IBA rank is 1020 as of 18th May, 2026. I'm rank 1151.
Will I get in?
Would you pay $99 a month for unlimited AI UGC content?
Talking head, wall of text videos, slideshows, even AI influencer videos (who can be the face of your brand)?
All created and remixed from trending formats.
What else would you be looking for? Mainly for founders looking to scale and work on distribution for their business.
Would you pay $99 a month for unlimited AI UGC content?
Talking head, wall of text videos, slideshows, even AI influencer videos (who can be the face of your brand)?
All created and remixed from trending formats.
What else would you be looking for? Mainly for founders looking to scale and work on distribution for their business.
Would you pay $99 a month for unlimited AI UGC content?
Talking head, wall of text videos, slideshows, even AI influencer videos (who can be the face of your brand)?
All created and remixed from trending formats.
What else would you be looking for? Mainly for founders looking to scale and work on distribution for their business.
My subjects are: Eng LAL A SL, French B SL, CS SL, Math AI HL, BM HL, ECON HL
It says for TUM Munich's Management & Technology course you must have either Biology, Physics, or Chemistry - i dont have either.
Is there any other way I can try to get in?
My subjects are: Eng LAL A SL, French B SL, CS SL, Math AI HL, BM HL, ECON HL
It says for TUM Munich's Management & Technology course you must have either Biology, Physics, or Chemistry - i dont have either.
Is there any other way I can try to get in?
I have the business analytics bachelor course but want to do international business since I'm not interested in data science. Can I switch?
I have the business analytics bachelor course but want to do international business since I'm not interested in data science. Can I switch?
opening a physical business is stupidly hard. permits, lawyers, lease negotiation, finding a location, buying furniture, hiring staff, branding, website, booking, marketing — all separate, all expensive, all on you.
imagine a 40 year old mom who wants to open a bakery. no business background. she types "I want to open a bakery in Austin" and an AI walks her through everything — finds locations, reviews the lease, helps her sign it, tells her what furniture to buy and where, handles permits and legal docs, builds her brand and website, sets up booking, hires staff, launches her marketing. even an AI receptionist that answers calls.
like having a lawyer, consultant, designer, and ops manager all in one place.
that's what I'm building.
would you use it or refer someone to it? what would make it a no-brainer?
opening a physical business is stupidly hard. permits, lawyers, lease negotiation, finding a location, buying furniture, hiring staff, branding, website, booking, marketing — all separate, all expensive, all on you.
imagine a 40 year old mom who wants to open a bakery. no business background. she types "I want to open a bakery in Austin" and an AI walks her through everything — finds locations, reviews the lease, helps her sign it, tells her what furniture to buy and where, handles permits and legal docs, builds her brand and website, sets up booking, hires staff, launches her marketing. even an AI receptionist that answers calls.
like having a lawyer, consultant, designer, and ops manager all in one place.
that's what I'm building.
would you use it or refer someone to it? what would make it a no-brainer?
EDIT: PROTOTYPE/MVP - https://rocketspace.zerocost.app/trial
building a collection of free micro-tools for devs/builders. no paywalls, no bs.
what's that one thing you google every week, use a janky site for, or just do manually because nothing good exists for free? or wish it was better?
could be anything. drop your idea below, best ones are getting built
Your startup is probably losing potential clients from not personalizing use cases.
My solution: a simple API + embeddable widget where users enter their website or describe what they do, an LLM combines that with the product's context and spits out use cases tailored specifically for them instead of the generic ones everyone sees. Product owners configure their context once, personalization happens per user.
Has anyone built something like this? Any feedback?
Your startup is probably losing potential clients from not personalizing use cases.
My solution: a simple API + embeddable widget where users enter their website or describe what they do, an LLM combines that with the product's context and spits out use cases tailored specifically for them instead of the generic ones everyone sees. Product owners configure their context once, personalization happens per user.
Has anyone built something like this? Any feedback?
Your startup is probably losing potential clients from not personalizing use cases.
My solution: a simple API + embeddable widget where users enter their website or describe what they do, an LLM combines that with the product's context and spits out use cases tailored specifically for them instead of the generic ones everyone sees. Product owners configure their context once, personalization happens per user.
Has anyone built something like this? Any feedback?
Your startup is probably losing potential clients from not personalizing use cases.
My solution: a simple API + embeddable widget where users enter their website or describe what they do, an LLM combines that with the product's context and spits out use cases tailored specifically for them instead of the generic ones everyone sees. Product owners configure their context once, personalization happens per user.
Has anyone built something like this? Any feedback?
Your startup is probably losing potential clients from not personalizing use cases.
My solution: a simple API + embeddable widget where users enter their website or describe what they do, an LLM combines that with the product's context and spits out use cases tailored specifically for them instead of the generic ones everyone sees. Product owners configure their context once, personalization happens per user.
Has anyone built something like this? Any feedback?
working on a shoe with swappable color panels. Same silhouette, different panel sets you swap out. Functionally replaces owning multiple colorways.
Its meant for those who cant afford to purchase many shoes yet still use the same shoe at every event/party/etc. Now you can customize as you want.
Honest questions:
- Does this actually solve a problem for you?
- What would you be willing to pay for a base pair + 2 panel sets?
i've attached a few photos with some random color combos. at the end of the day the customer can combine color panels as they want! this is solely for feedback
what if you could own 1 pair of sneakers instead of 4?
working on a shoe with swappable color panels. Same silhouette, different panel sets you swap out. Functionally replaces owning multiple colorways.
Its meant for those who cant afford to purchase many shoes yet still use the same shoe at every event/party/etc. Now you can customize as you want.
Honest questions:
- Does this actually solve a problem for you?
- What would you be willing to pay for a base pair + 2 panel sets?
i've attached a few photos with some random color combos. at the end of the day the customer can combine color panels as they want! this is solely for feedback
