u/joanmiro

My wife bought me a cordless drill for my birthday because she knows I enjoy doing small DIY projects around the house.

Honestly, it has been a bigger upgrade than I expected. All the little jobs that used to feel like a chore suddenly became easy and even enjoyable. I've fixed wobbly cabinets, adjusted doors that wouldn't close properly, and finally hung a mirror that had been sitting around waiting for almost two years.

It sounds silly, but being able to take care of these things myself makes me feel useful and productive.

So now I'm wondering: what is the next tool that gives a similar "wow, why didn't I buy this years ago?" feeling?

If a cordless drill was the first game-changer, what should be second on the list?

Love2D, Defold, Godot, Pico8, Tic80 falan kullanan var mi merak ettim.

Diyelim ki düzgün yerli erotik ya da pornografik içerik tüketmek istedin. interneti karıştırıyorsun, karşına şunlar çıkıyor:

spor yüzü görmemiş vücutlar

leş gibi floresan lamba altında çekilmiş videolar

doğru yeri bir türlü bulamayan, zangır zangır titreyen kamera

sürekli dönen "TOKEN ATSANIZA AMK" muhabbeti (içeriklerin çoğu tango, tiktok vs gibi yerlerden çalıntı olduğu için)

iki sorum var:

buna katılıyor musunuz?

sizce neden böyle? rekabet mi az, yoksa erkekler memeyi görünce kaliteli olsun olmasın direkt parayı bastığı için mi üreticiler kaliteye hiç yatırım yapmıyor mu?

You should help others.

Just because you're selfish. I'm serious. Let me explain:

If there's one thing I've learned, it's this: if you're not born rich or exceptionally talented, your only advantage is your reputation and your network.

It's not your resume, your friend list on Instagram, or the number of contacts in your phone. It's the people you can ask for a favor. And that can't be built by joining events, sending cold emails, or having dinner with people you don't really care about.

The only way to build it is by being genuinely helpful. Look around you, people are struggling with different things in life. Everyone needs help.

You'll probably think it has to be mutual. Why should I help people who won't help me back? But think of it as an investment.

People spend thousands on ads knowing most of them won't convert. Founders build products knowing most will fail. Investors expect losses. Nobody expects a 100% return. So why do people suddenly expect every act of kindness to be paid back?

Most people won't remember what you did. Some will. You just don't know which ones.

One last question: imagine your side project is finally ready. You need 20 people to test it this weekend. Do you already know who you're going to text? Or are you going to post on Reddit and hope strangers care?

If it's the second one, you're misplacing your workforce. Start helping people first.

My wife thinks my entrepreneurial efforts are just a way of keeping myself busy and that I'll probably never succeed. Whenever I talk about building wealth or becoming financially successful, she dismisses it and says it's unrealistic.

I understand that entrepreneurship has a high failure rate, but what frustrates me isn't skepticism. it's the complete lack of belief.

Is this something many founders experience? Did your partner's attitude change after you started seeing results, or is this a red flag I should take seriously?

I'd like to hear real experiences rather than motivational advice.

karsilastiniz mi hic boyle biriyle?

I need good UX understanding. Do you know any? Thanks.

I was exploring r/itookapicture sub, I've seen that lots of people using themselves as models also. Is it hard to find a photo model? is it expensive?

I'm building peeka.pics, a photo-sharing platform organized around small communities. Think a public landing page, group-based access, and a Tumblr-style masonry photo feed.

The platform is still early, and right now there isn't a fashion community. I'm looking for one person to build the first one from scratch.

What you'll do

• Create and organize the Fashion group on peeka.pics.
• Invite the first ~20-30 members over the first couple of weeks through communities and networks where you're already active.
• Keep the community alive by posting regularly. Ideally, these are your own outfits, photos, or original fashion-related content rather than reposted images.
• Welcome new members, reply to comments, and encourage conversations.
• Have a short weekly check-in with me so we can review what's working and what isn't.

Trial period

The initial trial is 1-2 months.

At the end of the trial we'll look at actual results together, including:

• Member growth
• Upload activity
• Returning members
• Overall engagement

If it's working, we'll discuss continuing and expanding the role.

Who I'm looking for

You don't need professional community management experience. I'm much more interested in someone who is already genuinely active in fashion communities and knows how to engage people.

For example, you might already be active on:

• Reddit (r/femalefashionadvice, r/malefashionadvice, r/streetwear, r/OUTFITS, etc.)
• Instagram or TikTok fashion accounts
• Pinterest fashion communities
• Fashion-focused Discord servers
• Depop or Poshmark communities

You don't need to be active everywhere. I'm simply looking for someone who already has real involvement in at least one fashion community.

Pricing

$100 USD per month, flat fee, paid in cash (PayPal/bank transfer/etc, not equity, not barter).

I know this is a modest starting budget. Since the platform is still in its early stages, I'm looking for someone who enjoys building communities from the ground up. If we see genuine traction, I'm happy to discuss increasing the budget as the community grows.

Check out the platform: peeka.pics

How to apply

Send me a PM with:

• A link to a fashion community or profile where you're active (Reddit, Instagram, TikTok, etc.)
• A few sentences about why you think you'd be a good fit.

Hi,

I've been building a social platform for the past few months, and I kept hitting the same wall: people see it and ask "wait, what is this?" or "what's the actual value here?"

So I did what most of us do, I rewrote the copy. Long version, short version, feature lists, benefit-driven headlines. Five rewrites, same confused reactions every time.

Eventually I got annoyed and just deleted the landing entirely. I started to think that if the product can't explain itself in 30 seconds without a wall of copy, the copy was never the problem.

Now I want to test that theory properly. If you've got a minute, I'd love your honest first impression:

1. Visit the link below
2. Poke around for 30 seconds.
3. Drop a comment with your honest guess: what is this, what would you do here, where did it click or not click.

No wrong answers. Honestly the guesses that are completely off are more useful to me than the ones that are right, because that tells me exactly where the experience breaks down.

Curious how many different interpretations I get.

The link: peeka.pics

Thank you for your time BTW.

Hi,

I've been building a social platform for the past few months, and I kept hitting the same wall: people see it and ask "wait, what is this?" or "what's the actual value here?"

So I did what most of us do, I rewrote the copy. Long version, short version, feature lists, benefit-driven headlines. Five rewrites, same confused reactions every time.

Eventually I got annoyed and just deleted the landing entirely. I started to think that if the product can't explain itself in 30 seconds without a wall of copy, the copy was never the problem.

Now I want to test that theory properly. If you've got a minute, I'd love your honest first impression:

1. Visit the link below
2. Poke around for 30 seconds.
3. Drop a comment with your honest guess: what is this, what would you do here, where did it click or not click.

No wrong answers. Honestly the guesses that are completely off are more useful to me than the ones that are right, because that tells me exactly where the experience breaks down.

Curious how many different interpretations I get.

The link: peeka.pics

Thank you for your time BTW.

Selamlar ilk defa bir is paylasiyorum. Benim workflow sizinkinden farkli. Parcalari beepbox.co da yapip besteyi yapip sonrasinda enstrumanlar icin suno ai den geciriyorum. Bu sayilmaz ise silebilirsiniz. Parcanin orjinal beepbox hali surada:

https://www.beepbox.co/#9n42sbk0l06e0ft2-a8g0lj0ar1i0o3433T8v2u08f10maqE1121d21x422W5E129T8v0u08f30n82f42l8qhw10o435bd06x400W5E2b72jT8v0u08f40n11172h8256q0322d04x433W4E22c1cT8v0u08f215e2k1q0x10t21d04x550W6E2bk29T3v0u03f30g72e0289q9x10sd2141d10SrAICT-AzBIqihhaE0T3v4u03f50i81882m42jb2c0qw01d16S0o0S30T0025MgQ2E0b4x8i4x8i4x8i4x800000018j000i4Mci4x8i4x8i4x8i00000000014h0000000h4h4h4h4h4g000000000h4g00p26DFE-5R55dd55dd55ddaptxEOadaGyyCCy1yaCyO8qqsCz9EM2oaaaqqaaqqaaqqsOz8E0aqf2CaCnz02eAzF8WieAzF8V4zRz5OcwzE8W35OIIzFcLkcKwn8O2ewOV0zFcKCLZkk5Z541j8hkTyfaq_BCnzASzNjpv7oBdvMsiCFU5VLybjhYuoyFIn05OK8Ly6qfz4OY-cAvwxauEHoHYreJ-492CCCCCCgQzQtjuLYqP-fT7_nRfnx02IXZ1Q_01fbQZ_55U0kRVN4E6aAkwnpjhAX0KNN0Hduhy9ihkRV742ZgbjoFgFjnBAt17gnFEOiewzV0LF8W2ewLFbWrb84uihQ4v45f4At17S1vihQ4t1vinW1vihQ4uMkX97ghZwnQAt17I5einW1WeaqYJjjnihR4rdujp6Cz800

Bir uygulama yazdım daha doğrusu bir sosyal medya platformu. Ne zaman bir subreddit'e gitsem yazdığım şey insanlar tarafından beğenilse bile yazdığım şey kaldırılıyor reklam deniyor. İzin alabileceğim, yayınlayabilceğim Türkçe sublar varsa yazar mısınız?