u/PlsStarlinkIneedwifi

I think AI has good and bad qualities. AI allows entrepreneurs to start something without having to invest too much into an a product that may or may not work. However, it also introduces too many entrepreneurs making AI generated products diluting the digital product market which increases competition as well as lowering customer trust. I know that anything in this world has pros and cons but I want your opinions on this question. Btw I am simply asking this because I am curious on what others think about AI use in entrepreneurship

I have always hated to code but had big ambitions thats why AI was a light in the darkness. I have started vibecoding since around 2 years and through my experience it was really frustrating. When I told AI to do X it would output Y or worse break something. I felt as though I wasted my time building nothing note worthy and I am foolishly noticing now in order to utilize vibecoding you must know the fundamentals. So right now I am trying to build a game and instead of trying to just vibecode I am learning the fundamentals and actually how to build something without the help of AI. I hope this helps those who started their vibecoding journey that you must know the fundamentals before creating anything big.

To be fair for my whole life, I was neither a good student nor a terrible student. I had subjects where I did great and some I did terrible and I think how my brains works could some what explain the issue. I am a very goal orientated person like if there is something that needs to be done I do it but things like passive learning like reading with no objective is something I can't do. I think this might also explain my bad habit of cramming I have no urge as well as not the need to learn until it is only like few days before a test or assignment. Hence, I am wondering if there are others like me and how did they incorporate compatible study habits. This may sound like I am a lazy and undisciplined individual but I just want to know if I can find something that works for me than just passive learning which in my own opinion I can't seem to do. Any tips would be appreciated!

I have using open code for like months now and everytime I use open code terminal on windows it seems like I can't paste anything on the terminal. However, my Mac works perfectly fine on Mac terminal for open code so I am wondering if anyone figured how to fix this on windows. BTW I tried every paste method from normal ones to the weird ones with insert and etc.

Hello, I recently bought tww3 because steam had it on sale and I love total war games. I have 1300hrs on total war: 3k but I am confused to how to play warhammer because the playstyle seems very different than 3k. Hence, it would be cool if I can get some tips on how to play!

Basically the title especially right now with so many AI tools being able to easily code everything. I think the only blockers to this is that AI is so expensive with monthly subscriptions being 20 dollars or more per AI. However, if you get past the price range you can literally make a half decent game with AI that can code: lua, python for blender, image generation for thumbnail as well as GUI. Scary world we live in nowadays. Literally could make a whole game in one day with AI where you could possibly optimize later by hiring only one dev for cleanup.

Trying to learn modelling first time but I want to watch specific roblox related blender tutorials is there any channels that does exactly that?

I think building is the easy part of mobile applications I am wondering for those who have successful apps that generate income did you spend a lot in distribution channels like social media advertising and etc. Secondly, did you validate your app idea before building or did you build it and somehow it just grew?

Hello everybody I am a baby entrepreneur, always loved innovation and entrepreneurship as a whole. However, for the past two years I have been caught up in a trap of building without validation as well as distribution and we all know what ends up happening: A product without users. I think I was always caught up in the same mindset of a good product means users would come without much distribution. But I think my main issues were that I would make a shitty product due to no validation that adds up to no distribution. However, I wouldn't say those two years were wasted as now I can build something very fast and in decent quality. Now all I really need is learning how to distribute as well as validating before building. I realized kind of late how building is the easy part and distribution is the real challenge. Thus, since I have my summer break I am planning on learning distribution and my current plan is building an audience/presence online to reach "potential" customers/users. But I am posting this to hear your ideas on what other skills I should learn to help me better learn distribution. Frankly speaking I am a very introverted person and I plan on trying to be more extroverted as it seems like it is needed for entrepreneurship as a profession.

PS. For people who plan on dming me for any reason if you are trying to sell me something I don't need it. I plan on trying to do this on my own and as cheap as possible since I am still a university student.