u/techenthu123

Hi everyone!

I’m looking for recommendations for modern Chinese romance dramas, especially ones that are cute, funny, romantic, have great chemistry, and preferably a satisfying/happy ending.

I feel like I’ve already watched most of the commonly recommended modern romances, so I’d love to discover some lesser-known/underrated gems.

Here’s what I’ve already watched & liked:

• Hidden Love
• When I Fly Towards You
• Put Your Head on My Shoulder
• Love O2O
• You Are My Glory
• Go Go Squid!
• Moonlight
• Love Me, Love My Voice
• Everyone Loves Me
• I May Love You
• Meet Yourself
• Amidst a Snowstorm of Love
• Will Love in Spring
• As Beautiful as You
• Love’s Ambition
• The Best Thing
• Shine on Me
• Love Between Lines
• You Are My Secret
• The Love You Give Me
• Here We Meet Again
• She and Her Perfect Husband
• Unforgettable Love
• The Rational Life
• Falling Into Your Smile
• Intense Love
• Begin Again
• Perfect and Casual
• My Little Happiness
• The First Frost
• Love Is Sweet
• Go Ahead
• My Boss
• Love Scenery
• Once We Get Married
• Love in Time (2020)
• Love in Time (2022)
• Only for Love
• Our Interpreter
• Best Choice Ever
• Meteor Garden
• Ski Into Love
• You Are My Fateful Love

Please give me your best recommendations! ❤️ I feel like I’ve run out of things to watch :|

Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for advice from hiring managers, founders, and experienced PMs.

Over the past few years, I've built several AI products and agents, primarily for my own use. Interestingly, some of the problems they solved have since become standalone products in the market.

They're functional products, but I'm struggling with how to present them meaningfully. They aren't deep technical or research-heavy projects, so I'm unsure what actually demonstrates product-building ability versus simply showing that I can assemble existing AI tools.

If you were reviewing an AI product portfolio, what would convince you that someone genuinely understands how to build AI products?

Would you expect to see things like:

• Live demos?
• Case studies?
• PRDs or product thinking?
• User research and iterations?
• Architecture or workflow diagrams?
• Metrics or user feedback?
• GitHub (even if the person isn't a software engineer)?
• A personal website?
• Something else?

My concern is that many AI portfolios end up looking like collections of weekend projects or tutorials. I'd like mine to demonstrate product thinking, execution, experimentation, and the ability to identify meaningful problems, validate assumptions, and iterate toward useful solutions.

If you've hired PMs, founders, or product builders - or built a portfolio yourself - I would love your perspective:

• What immediately stands out?
• What makes you think, "This person can actually build products"?
• What are the most common mistakes people make?
• Are there any portfolios or project pages you've seen that you thought were particularly well done?

Much thanks in advance! :)

Hi everyone,

I’ve been using my U.S. Verizon number while living outside the U.S. for the past few months. Recently, I’ve started getting a lot more spam calls, and my monthly bills have also been much higher than expected.

I’m considering switching to Google Voice and wanted to hear from people who’ve done something similar.

A few questions:

- Is Google Voice a good alternative if I’m primarily outside the U.S.?
- Can I continue using the same number?
- Will I still be able to receive iMessages on that number?
- Will WhatsApp continue to work with the same number if I move it to Google Voice?
- Are there any downsides or better alternatives I should consider?

Would really appreciate any advice or firsthand experiences. Thanks!

Not sure how many people here are as obsessed with Möge Tea as I am!

I recently relocated from the US to another country, and one thing I genuinely miss is my regular Möge Tea runs. 😭 I haven’t found a single boba shop here that comes close, especially their fresh taro drinks.

Does anyone know how to make a good Taro Milk Tea or Taro Tofu Pudding Milk Tea at home? From what I understand, Möge uses real fresh taro rather than the typical purple taro powder, which is probably why it tastes so much better.

Also, if you’re in Asia, where do you usually buy good-quality ingredients like fresh taro, tofu pudding, tapioca pearls? Any recipes, brands, or tips would be greatly appreciated!

This is a slightly delayed post because, at this point, I’ve pretty much given up following up with Reliance (the insurance provider tied to ixigo).

For context, I usually book my international flights via Amex Travel, Priceline, or similar platforms. But last December, due to limited availability, I booked an India-to-US flight through ixigo for the first time and, as usual, opted for the travel insurance add-on.

Unfortunately, my trip got interrupted because of an issue caused by the airline (completely outside my control), so I filed an insurance claim under trip interruption.

What followed was 5 months of exhausting back-and-forth.

Reliance kept rejecting the claim on what felt like highly convenient interpretations of their own policy — in some cases directly contradicting the wording itself. I appealed multiple times, provided all documentation, and repeatedly asked for:
• a clearer explanation
• escalation to someone senior
• or even a legal/compliance clarification

Instead, every response was a long, vague template email with no real accountability and zero customer-centric resolution.

What was even more disappointing was ixigo’s role in all this. Since they’re the ones selling this insurance as part of the booking flow, I expected at least some ownership in helping their customer navigate or resolve the issue. But they were mostly unhelpful and distanced themselves from the matter.

This whole experience made me seriously question the value of buying these add-on insurances offered during the booking process via such platforms, especially when the claims process seems designed to wear you down.

Maybe others have had better experiences, but mine was frustrating enough that I’d strongly think twice before booking anything via ixigo again.

Just sharing this here to save others the hassle if you’re considering similar options through ixigo.

Hi everyone,

I’ve been deeply interested in AI and have been tinkering with it for a while - building personal-use products, automated workflows, and agentic systems. A lot of it has been self-driven experimentation, and I’m now looking to make it more consistent.

With new models, tools, and products emerging almost every day, it feels like there’s always something new to learn, test, and build. I’d love to connect with a community (or individuals) who are actively building, experimenting, and learning together — ideally through weekly meetups.

My background is in global strategy, operations, and investing, but I’ve always been deeply drawn to technology and product-building.

If there’s an existing group like this, I’d love to join. If not, I’d be happy to connect with like-minded folks and potentially create a small, high-agency group ourselves.

Feel free to reach out.