Indienii, Nepalezi etc care merg cu bicicleta pe trotuar fara jena Politia e cu noi!

A devenit un subiect despre care trebuie să vorbești cu teamă, încet, să nu fii catalogat rasist sau mai rău... ești împotriva sistemului care vrea să facă țara să-și piardă identitatea și neamul.

Acești bicicliști și scuteriști merg pe trotuar cu viteză, fără jenă, nu au nicio problemă, trebuie să te ferești. Am încercat să vorbesc cu unul și mi-a vorbit foarte urât, a zis că el plătește taxe!

Ce e trist și ce nu simțim încă: vezi alte țări care au importat persoane din India, Pakistan etc. – ce se întâmplă acolo? Ei vin aici și muncesc (săracii). Vor deveni violenți, vor deveni puternici pentru că vor fi uniți, vor aduce cu ei comportamentul lor... acum sunt simpatici pentru că...

Când vedeam acum 4-5 ani români de diverse categorii – pensionari, studenți, oameni cu venituri mai mici – am zis: „Wow, bravo, super tare chestia cu Bolt etc.!”, orice om putea să mai facă un ban în plus pe lângă pensie, făceau și mișcare...

Polițaiul e cu noi! Sincer, nu cred că au curajul să se ia de ei, sunt cumva protejați. Am văzut doi bătrânei care mergeau pe bicicletă și, pe o bucată din parc, au fost avertizați sau amendați imediat de poliție, iar nepalezii mergeau cu viteză fără probleme...

Nu e ură, nu e discriminare, e tristețe...

P.S.: Unul mi-a intrat în spate cu bicicleta electrică, mi-a îndoit portbagajul și a fugit.

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u/luntrasul9 — 10 hours ago
▲ 4 r/kimi

Everyone's dunking on Kimi. My blind tests say otherwise.

Seeing a lot of hate here — but I've run dozens of parallel and blind tests for Hookami, and Kimi came out on top. No joke. For my use case specifically (content creator workflows), Kimi is excellent.

u/luntrasul9 — 5 days ago

NU e apa in gara, toaletele inchise, oamenii se coc' in asteptarea trenurilor intarziate de peste 3 ore. Romania - Bucuresti

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u/luntrasul9 — 7 days ago

Tată și fiu din București: un an am construit împreună un AI care concurează cu startup-uri americane finanțate cu milioane

Nu e clickbait, e viața noastră din ultimul an. 🙂

Am 20+ ani de radio și TV în spate. Acum un an, împreună cu fiul meu de 17 ani, ne-am apucat să construim de la masa din bucătărie un produs: Hookami, un AI care le spune creatorilor de YouTube ce merită filmat înainte să piardă o săptămână pe videoul greșit.

Concurența noastră: companii americane cu finanțări de zeci și sute de milioane de dolari. Noi: doi oameni, un laptop, zero finanțare.

Săptămâna trecută am lansat pe Product Hunt (cel mai mare site de lansări tech din lume) și am terminat în top 50 din 630 de produse lansate în ziua aia. Primii clienți plătitori există. E puțin, dar e real și e al nostru.

Nu postez ca să vând ceva — postez pentru că știu câți oameni din țara asta au un proiect în sertar și cred că "nu se poate de aici". Se poate. Greu, cu nervi, cu nopți, dar se poate.

Întrebați-mă orice: cum e să construiești cu copilul tău, cum arată o lansare internațională de la București, ce am face diferit. Răspund la tot.

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u/luntrasul9 — 9 days ago

Un an de muncă cu fiu-miu de 17 ani: am construit un AI pentru creatorii de YouTube. Solo, fără finanțare, din București.

Salut. Vreau să împărtășesc ce am învățat, poate ajută pe cineva care construiește singur.

Contextul: 20+ ani am lucrat în radio și TV. Acum un an m-am apucat să construiesc Hookami — un AI care le spune creatorilor de YouTube ce merită filmat ÎNAINTE să filmeze, pe date live de platformă. Nu încă un generator de scripturi — citește ce urcă acum, ce unghiuri sunt libere, ce videouri își bat media canalului.

Stack-ul pe scurt: pipeline propriu de date pe YouTube API (quota aprobată), sistem propriu de scoring (velocity, breakout detection), layer de orchestrare model-agnostic, plus MCP server ca să bagi datele live direct în Claude/ChatGPT. Partea de design a făcut-o fiu-miu, care face jocuri pe Roblox de la 13 ani.

Săptămâna trecută am lansat pe Product Hunt: top 50 din 630. Fără buget de marketing, fără rețea. Primii utilizatori plătitori au venit din outreach personal, nu din lansare.

Ce am învățat pe pielea mea:

  • distribuția e de 10x mai grea decât construitul
  • "AI-powered" în pitch a devenit red flag, nu feature — am scos cuvântul și a crescut încrederea
  • un an am prezentat produsul ca listă de features. Nimeni nu cumpăra. Am schimbat pe "știi ce merită filmat înainte să pierzi o săptămână" și brusc oamenii au înțeles

Întrebați-mă orice despre arhitectură, quota pe YouTube API, sau cum e să lucrezi cu propriul copil la un produs. Răspund la tot.

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u/luntrasul9 — 9 days ago
▲ 0 r/StartupMind+1 crossposts

ChatGPT gives everyone the same 10 ideas. Here's what it can't see.

https://preview.redd.it/6edasi8xwfdh1.png?width=858&format=png&auto=webp&s=75a0e97de9914f3645f55c2c51e4c7f44909a4d9

For years the advice was "brainstorm 50 ideas and pick one." That made sense when nobody could see the market in real time. Now the data exists: what's rising this hour, which angles are taken, which small channels are overperforming their baseline.

The screenshot is me asking my advisor what's moving in tech right now — it answers with live signals, a verdict (early or late), and the angle nobody's taken. Full disclosure: I built the tool. But the point stands with or without it: when the signal is available, brainstorming without it isn't creativity — it's guessing with extra steps.

Not saying intuition is dead. Saying intuition deserves better inputs.

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u/luntrasul9 — 8 days ago
▲ 21 r/growthguide+1 crossposts

I spent a year building an AI product. The best marketing decision was to stop selling the AI.

Bit of a painful founder lesson.

I spent roughly a year building Hookami, a product for YouTube creators.

For months, I explained it by listing everything it could do:

trend research, outlier detection, video deconstruction, beat sheets, thumbnail analysis, pre-publish review, MCP integration...

All technically true.

Also a pretty terrible pitch.

Reading it back, it sounded like another crowded AI toolbox with seven tabs and a monthly subscription.

The actual problem was much simpler:

Creators can generate content faster than ever, but they still don’t know which idea is worth spending the next week on.

That changed the way I talked about the entire product.

I stopped leading with:

>

And started leading with:

>

The product hadn’t changed.

The framing had.

Hookami starts with evidence: which topics are gaining momentum, which videos are outperforming their own channel baseline, what is driving the movement, and which angles already look crowded.

Only then does it move into scripting, packaging, and pre-publish review.

Basically, I had been selling the engine when the real value was helping someone avoid making the wrong video.

Even the MCP integration fits differently now.

“Works inside ChatGPT and Claude” sounds cool, but it isn’t the core promise. It simply brings the research layer into the tools creators already use.

Now I’m testing the positioning in the least scalable way possible:

  • personalized outreach to individual creators;
  • a 30-day account with no posting obligation;
  • direct onboarding;
  • one question after they use it:

>

That answer matters more to me right now than signups, impressions, or people saying the landing page looks nice.

I wish I had focused on that question a year ago instead of constantly asking which feature to build next.

What did you remove from your pitch before people finally understood what your product was actually for?

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u/luntrasul9 — 10 days ago
▲ 4 r/mcp

I built a read-only YouTube research MCP for ChatGPT and Claude

Hey folks — I’m Marius, the guy building Hookami.

I kept running into the same annoying problem with ChatGPT and Claude:

They’re great once you already know what video you want to make.

But ask:

>

…and you usually get broad summaries, recycled advice, or a bunch of guesses dressed up nicely.

So I exposed Hookami’s YouTube research layer through MCP.

It gives ChatGPT, Claude, and other MCP clients access to tools for:

  • trending keywords;
  • keyword velocity and momentum;
  • trend timing;
  • videos driving the movement;
  • channel-relative outliers;
  • related topics and angles;
  • fresh news and sources;
  • video examples.

A prompt could be something like:

>

The model can call the tools, inspect the signal, and then help turn that into an actual creator decision instead of making something up from a blank prompt.

A few things worth mentioning:

  • it’s read-only;
  • it can’t edit or touch your Hookami workspace;
  • access is handled through OAuth;
  • the YouTube pool is refreshed daily;
  • the scores are directional signals, not crystal-ball predictions;
  • different models sometimes use the exact same tools in very different ways.

That last part has honestly been one of the more interesting things to watch.

Claude may dig through several tools before answering. ChatGPT may grab one or two signals and move faster. Neither approach is always better.

I’m still debating whether ten smaller MCP tools are the right setup, or whether I should bundle some of them into larger workflows.

Would genuinely appreciate feedback from people who build or use MCP servers:

  • Do you prefer small composable tools or fewer “do the whole workflow” tools?
  • How much raw data should an MCP return before it starts bloating context?
  • Does a YouTube-specific research layer feel useful, or too narrow?

Here’s the setup and full tool list:

https://hookami.ai/anywhere

Disclosure: Hookami is my product. Not pretending this is some random tool I stumbled across. I built it because I wanted ChatGPT and Claude to work with actual creator signals instead of starting every conversation from zero.

u/luntrasul9 — 10 days ago
▲ 14 r/founder

I did the founder thing: built for a year, told almost nobody, then wondered why nobody showed up

I spent roughly a year building an AI product pretty much in silence.

Not because I had some clever stealth strategy.

I just kept telling myself:

“One more feature.”
“The onboarding needs work.”
“I’ll start posting when the product is ready.”
“I need a better demo first.”

You know the drill.

The product is now solid. It solves a real problem. I’m proud of what we built.

And my audience is basically starting from zero.

Turns out shipping code and creating distribution are two completely different jobs. I prepared for one of them and mostly ignored the other.

So now I’m doing the awkward part:

  • writing publicly under my own name;
  • reaching out to potential users one by one;
  • sending personalized accounts to creators;
  • posting on LinkedIn and X from almost zero;
  • trying to learn Reddit without becoming “that guy” dropping his SaaS link everywhere.

The weird part is that I have 20+ years of experience in radio, TV and advertising. I understand attention professionally.

Apparently understanding attention and building attention for yourself are not the same skill.

My current plan is simple:

  1. personally onboard a small number of relevant users;
  2. publish useful data and lessons instead of product announcements;
  3. document what works and what completely bombs;
  4. stop hiding behind product work whenever marketing feels uncomfortable.

For founders who built first and started distribution late:

What actually moved the needle in your first 60–90 days?

Not the generic “post consistently” answer.

I mean the thing that genuinely got strangers to care: cold outreach, founder content, partnerships, communities, demos, something else?

I’m especially interested in what you tried that looked smart on paper but turned out to be a complete waste of time.

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u/luntrasul9 — 10 days ago

Been testing GPT-5.6 inside Hookami for the past two days and honestly the hook generation jump is stupid.

We feed it live trend data (velocity, dominant angles, what's breaking out right now) and it writes hooks that actually match the moment instead of generic "you won't BELIEVE this" templates. Old model needed 3-4 regens to get one usable hook — 5.6 nails it first try maybe 70% of the time.

Also wired everything into MCP last week, so the same live YouTube signals now work straight in Claude/ChatGPT. Took one evening, the protocol is way less painful than I expected.

https://prnt.sc/fU4GwK3mlHcX

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u/luntrasul9 — 11 days ago

Not here to write for you. Here to help you decide.

Fill in your topic and raw notes on the left, configure your engine in the middle, then hit Forge Script.

"Every great video starts with one honest question."

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u/luntrasul9 — 11 days ago

OpenAI just removed the 5-hour usage limit for Plus/Business/Pro and pushed efficiency updates to GPT-5.6

Morning. The last 48 hours around Codex and ChatGPT have been pretty intense, and there are a few important updates worth noting:

  • The 5-hour usage limit restriction has been temporarily removed for all Plus, Business, and Pro plans.
  • OpenAI is rolling out changes that make GPT-5.6 more efficient across the board, so it uses less usage overall and can go further. The exact impact still needs to be measured.
  • They also hit 6M active users and are rolling out a usage reset within the next hour.

Overall, it looks like they’re pushing hard on both capacity and efficiency at the same time.

Go do things.

And knowing the Claude crew, I wouldn’t be surprised if they push something like this soon too..

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u/luntrasul9 — 12 days ago

Codex Architect reviews code implementation - Claude as developer - is the best combination

  1. You create the plan with Codex.

  2. Claude reviews the plan and improves it.

  3. Codex reviews the updated plan.

  4. Claude starts the implementation.

  5. Codex reviews the implementation and identifies issues.

  6. Claude aligns with Codex (as the architect) and fixes the issues.

  7. Codex verifies the fixes.

  8. Claude deploys to production or saves locally.

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u/luntrasul9 — 12 days ago

Not here to write for you. Here to help you decide.

Fill in your topic and raw notes on the left, configure your engine in the middle, then hit Forge Script.

"Every great video starts with one honest question."

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u/luntrasul9 — 12 days ago