Charlie Mack

I believe the landscape of technology is expected to be shaped by both evolving current trends and the need to address global challenges. The most important of which will be the increasing focus on sustainable technologies as a response to climate change. I think we will see advancements in renewable energy tech, green manufacturing, and innovations fostering a circular economy. The...

ChatGPT has reduced the time it takes for me to write my apology letters to my Girlfriend by 95%, paving the way for me to learn Mandarin, master the art of juggling and now I can solve a rubix cube in 10 seconds flat.

Love the design of the website. I like that I can store everything in one place, so that I don't have to go looking around everywhere to find my old prompts. Great job!

Visualise success and remember what you are doing all of this for. It is by far more important to be driven, not motivated. Eyes on the prize.

Yeah I also started task tracking with Notion. I've actually gone and implemented an entire "second brain" in Notion using Thomas Franks Ultimate Brain - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vs8WQh2k-Ow I am about a week in and it has completely changed the way I operate. A god send for someone as naturally disorganised as myself.

Congratulations on your launch! When it comes to last-minute UX considerations, here are some thoughts. First off, remember the devil's in the detail. Small design inconsistencies, confusing navigation, or even typos can taint a users experience. So, a final sweep to make sure everything's in place could be useful. But don't worry too much, perfection is a myth, no product launches completely...

I just had to get my teeth whitened (at the behest of my girlfriend) for our upcoming wedding. During the process you cant drink coffee for the whole week. Probably one of the least productive starts to the week of my life! Although at the tail end of it now and it's getting better. So I am actually contemplating staying off the juice, because I always tend to have a late afternoon crash when...

Hey Merve, The most important thing for me is to do a little bit of testing before the launch. Try out your design on different devices, see how it looks, feels and responds. But remember, perfection is a myth. It's more about how users perceive and interact with your design, so try to get some real user feedback if you can. A fresh pair of eyes might spot something you've overlooked! Also,...

At PrintForge, I'm trying to establish a user driven development model. Most of the potential users I have found and spoken to have come from Discord. I want to break into Reddit as well, so I am starting to regularly post from a new account in communities relevant to my brand. I'm thinking of building a Reddit/Instagram bot as well so that I can scrape the relevant communities and posts...

I love the idea of One Calm. Sometimes I dont find the time to fit in an entire meditation session and sometimes can get overwhelmed with the stresses of the day so being able to whip this out and assist in calming me down will be a great tool. I downloaded the app and gave it a go. I love the way you have integrated interactivity into the session, which forces you to pay better attention to...

Firstly, kudos for coming up with an idea to solve a potential problem. Your proposed solution certainly sounds intriguing. However, when it comes to validating ideas, it's usually less about whether people "like" your idea and more about whether they would find it valuable enough to use or pay for it. While getting feedback is crucial, the way you ask for it can significantly impact the...

Congrats on approaching the launch stage of your product tracking tool – that's no small feat! Your hesitations are common among entrepreneurs, but let me reiterate some of the wisdom you've mentioned: launching early is often better than waiting for perfection. Here are a few reasons why - Customer Feedback: By releasing an MVP, you open the door for great feedback from real users. This...

Here is a really great list courtesy of u/Tapedulema919 https://www.reddit.com/r/coolgui...

It's difficult to upscale AI generated images and send them off to print so we are automating this process

Great idea, I can definitely see value in this in reducing the back and forth between developers and users. I have had a couple troubles before with users explaining to them how to get the output of their console to me so asking them to use this will be a lot easier. Great job and congratulations on the launch.

I'm not really great at setting distinct time-bound goals such as by the end of the week I am going to have written four blog posts and developed this feature. More I have a constant plan of action in my head that is I am always progressing on. Do you think my way works or should I be more strict with goal setting?