... Comment from Mason Bachmann(@masebuilds): Admittedly this is a huge weak spot for me. Do you have any favourite platforms for building on-boarding flows etc? Great insight Comment from Valeriia Kuna(@valeriia_kuna): Funny you mention this we were just discussing this exact topic

... familiar image, this will be funny. This type/form of content works really well on LinkedIn when you know what to communicate (basically, my MEMEs became most viral among other formats) Re your questions: I think that when you have some insider group or subculture, it is really cool. Even when you share with your colleagues, it is an ice breaker. Even when the MEME is about a serious topic

... excersize, help children with learning disabilities to get up to speed, set up daily plannings, do groceries not everything has to be online and hooked up to heavy AI. Big data and the internet of things have been topics that have been there for decades and we're still not at a level we ought to be.. Comment from Harrie Vermeulen(@harrie_vermeulen): @busmark_w_nika  Just to be sure, we use AI a lot, but only the secured ... ... where trying to deploy something to a server but they didnt had an api key to do so and then they figured out how to generate their own key with my logged in user on the computer which was funny

... question that connects those dots: How do we actually make money - in a way that lets this become a self-sustaining business? If you re building in AI, that question is... not easy. I've been thinking about this topic a lot for Ting. I've seen pricing through a lot of angles in my career. At adidas (perceived innovation, even just more logos on item), Yeezy and drops more for hype and scarcity, and at TikTok and Snapchat ... ... about free-to-play models. All of these models are still fair game in AI. Funnily

... category of the year was travel expenses, which was ~$8k Here is the per-month breakdown of my travel expenses: The main whale purchases are flights, rec.gov (these are US national park campsites), and some AirBnB s. It's funny that American Airlines just charges you twice when you buy two tickets. and a ton of campsites... So flights for my partner and I for the holidays, a flight to Europe, and a bunch of campsites that I booked ... ... really tiny stone hut in spain for 3 weeks where there were pretty much no ways to spend money even if i tried :) Comment from Matt Carroll(@catt_marroll): @dbul  thanks Dan! It seemed a bit off topic

... from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @kavyashree_s1  Regarding public speaking, I have a few tips: practice in front of the camera practice in front of the mirror write down topics, prepare, and talk 15 20 minutes on some topic

... think after watching it Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @teldridgeldn  This one? https://www.imdb.com/title/tt003... It looks like an old classic. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @ankur_jaiswal5  Men who built America this sounds like topic I could be interested in, thank you, gonna google it! Comment from Jay S. Hemmady(@jayhemmady): I know you asked for movies but there is a fantastic podcast series "Acquired" (Ben Gilbert and David Rosenthal) that focuses on CEOs, companies ... ... opportunity to become a senior intern at a fast-growing company. Ben starts out as an assistant to the founder and owner, Jules (Anne Hathaway), which adds a great entrepreneurial angle to the story. It s a very funny

... busmark_w_nika  No it's really bad, 10-20 impressions and 1-5 impressions per post. So its horrible. Mostly do it for SEO, which seems to be good! Comment from Benjamin Bekken(@benjaminbekken): I love this topic, i actually think about it every day as i am building @Wepost for exactly this use-case. So really love your take. We are four people in our startup + our company account that posts every day mainly on LinkedIn ... ... stay away. Proven hacks? This shouldn't be a hack, instead tell personal stories, don't make your relationship purely transactional. Share your wins, but also failures. Be authentic, funny

... from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @dzaitzow  Reddit is the place where people go for advice, so people trust people there. But dunno how often people click on your profile and links. I think it is better for discussing topics. As for me, I would prefer LinkedIn over Facebook (FB is too political and toxic for me). Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @charlene_zh1  But is it easy to build it? Do you have one? I would like ... ... easiest way to do it is to trigger some emotions. This depends on the type of community, too. understand the type of posts people appreciate in a subreddit the most, then curate something that is either controversial, wholesome, funny

... Rolyai. In the end it comes down to just thinking and doing what you think is funny. Don't try to make it too serious. And don't take yourself too seriously. You have to actually consume and look at content from others. Then take this and tell the story in your way. Make it your own. It is a broad topic

... engagement it builds compared to hiding behind a logo. Also +1 on the painful lessons from refunds talking to those users. I ve had the same experience: the most brutal feedback is usually the exact clarity you need. Funny how refunds can become better product-market fit fuel if you lean into the conversation instead of avoiding it. Your consistency is inspiring, feels like the kind of grind that compounds in year one into something massive. Comment from Nika(@busmark ... ... more posts were trending there. Comment from Theo Crewe-Read(@theo_crewe_read): Super super useful info, I'm very grateful you took the time to post all of this! I'm particularly interested in the building in public topic

... brainrot? :D why? :D also, happy to see you there again :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @ixord  What is the last movie you listened to? :D Comment from Alexander Alkor(@arthen_factory): it's a VERY important topic! such "brainrots" really kill our brains. and I'm so happy to know that going outdoor helps you;) But as for me... I try to make even my "brainrot" content useful somehow. For example, instead of just scrolling, I read ... ... with all things a good balance is the most important. For myself, having goals is what motivates me to break away from TikTok/YouTube. As long as the goal/task for the day/hour/whatever is done, then a reward of funny

... Theo Crewe-Read(@theo_crewe_read): @helga_impalpable  a lovely coincidence and testament to our statements!! Comment from Theo Crewe-Read(@theo_crewe_read): @helga_impalpable  Came here to say the same, thinking of out conversation!! How funny! Comment from Victor N(@viktorgems): Out of curiosity, you really did not miss any day during that "1051 day streak" ?))) Comment from Victor N(@viktorgems): As a daily reminder to check the platform, I use the messages that I receive ... ... Ferencha(@d_ferencha): We have two main categories of comments on PH. One is praise and suggestions for improvements to new launches, which requires a little more time and more focus, and the other is Nika's daily topics

... when creating a product there were many topics that initially seemed like simple tasks, but over time I realized they were much more complex than they appeared. I believe we all had such situations while building a product. The important thing is that we didn t stop :) Comment from Brigid Stewart(@deleted-8127414): Integrations connecting to other APIs exposed more bugs than we imagined. Comment from Rahul Luthra(@rahul_luthra): It s funny

... Yadav(@sanskarix): I'm starting a BIP series and now I'm even more motivated. Maybe I could bring the hype back (hopefully)! Comment from Sanskar Yadav(@sanskarix): @busmark_w_nika  So this comment was meant to be funny but yes the build in public community on X (the first one to be popular) is now backed by bolt. Comment from Matthew Glossop(@matthew_glossop): @byalexai  for sure! @matt.glossop @compound.interests Comment from Sanskar Yadav(@sanskarix): @byalexai  Everywhere ... ... know how it used to be. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @olga_scry  To be honest, the hype faded. I think it is a good social network, but atm it is more about politics topics

... online discussions, on Twitter/Facebook/Reddit, reflect current conversations. When we go back to topics from 10 15 years ago, we often laugh at what we wrote. How wrong we were. Or how someone actually guessed something right. So for me, they have huge value. If someone is old enough, they ll remember that 20 years ago we used to communicate in forums. And I find it very funny

... WhatsApp has launched "Writing Help," an AI feature that lets users rephrase, proofread, or adjust the tone of their messages (professional, funny, supportive, etc.). Yes, it can be helpful to better express yourself, but it also has many critics that the authenticity of our "ordinary" daily communication is fading even in such a "RAW" channel as WhatsApp. How do you perceive the "AI helper" in a private chat? My POV: From a business perspective, this makes sense. But in personal ... ... reading their messages. It takes 2 brain cells to detect a privacy breach these days. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @tyler_wilmoth  AI talking to AI :D Comment from Borja DR(@borja_diazroig): That's a great topic

... boom done. A few things I focused on: Platform-specific captions (IG, TikTok, X, etc.) Tons of tones: funny, viral, aesthetic, engaging, etc. Supports image captioning too (you can generate a caption from an image/photo) No login required to try the free tools. Here s what makes it special: Powered by multi-modal AI you can generate captions based topic

... youtube works for me many times...I create my own personal youtube lists and hear/see them during my workout. My team shot a short video of me doing that and it was funny...and they said they will be posting it soon ;) And yes, there are some topics

... Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): @kate_pozh  have you ever being part of a program? Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): @johnny_wolff  Wow, great post! Could you share some of the resources? I mean what did they include, what topics did they cover? How often did you meet? Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): @hwiidg  Very interesting. Don t they provide funding based on just an idea, or do they already require traction? When is your launch btw? Comment from ... ... need deep operator networks not just pitch decks and demo days. So maybe the real question isn't are accelerators worth it? but which accelerators are still built for builders not just investors? Comment from Andrew Jameson(@andrew_jameson111): Funny

... this law wouldn't apply. That being said, I have some ideas on how to potentially deal with deepfakes like that, which maybe should be the topic of another post :) Comment from Rafael Krueger(@deleted-7900033): This could help a lot with fake news too, right? Deepfakes aren t just funny

... super perfect. That is their choice but I think the time will come when if a person does not talk about work it is worth paying attention to them. LinkedIn positions itself as a professional platform. You rarely see funny posts there, it is all about work. But I support everyone on that network, they each have their own motives. Very interesting. Comment from Igor Lysenko(@ixord): I don't watch TikTok much but I watch Reels and YouTube Shorts ... ... serve you, it s still the best place for real-time updates, crypto discussions, and niche communities. TikTok is definitely engaging, but I often find it too fast-paced not ideal when you want to dig deeper into a topic

... That kind of deep grind hits different when it's driven by curiosity. Sounds like a wild but rewarding sprint love hearing how experimentation shaped the insight. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): Thank you, Dustin, for a good topic. I have more and would like to share them: Start sooner (even if you do not have it sorted out). Build a personal brand because not always will your work within the company be recognised. Do something beyond what ... ... apart, even if it s not obvious right away. Also totally agree on movement + travel as a reset. It s wild how much clarity hits after stepping away from the screen. Appreciate you sharing these Comment from Ran(@a11yexpert): Funny

... trust an assistant that acts on things you didn t say out loud? How are you thinking about tool access, logging, or keeping things local? Comment from Gabe Perez(@gabe): Wait this is kinda insane. I find it funny that Grok has the highest reporting chance based on who's backing it lol But this is actually really good knowledge and I wonder if it opens up the opportunity for "dark LLMs" a la Dark Web. This also makes ... ... bigger danger is malware (or a state-run AI service ). At the end of the day, every prompt is stored somewhere, sent over a network, and exposed to leaks. Same old, selling privacy for convenience. But an interesting topic

... translation - combining it with consulting and localization. Plus, working on launching my own biz! (Wish me luck ) Comment from Zagita(@rani_zagita): Thanks for these practical tips, Nika! Your point about 'we're always selling ourselves' really hits home. Funny enough, even after teaching for years, I still get butterflies with more than 3 people watching! Cameras somehow make it worse - my brain goes 'this is permanent!' and I flub lines I've practiced 10 times. But here's what ... ... Comment from Manu Goel(@manu_goel2): @busmark_w_nika :) oh yes, if I see the ROI in a speaking opportunity then I would grab it and go full on to get comfortable and invest time. When I say uncomfortable topics