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I am in Iran (next door neighbor of Turkey) and we had our internet shut down for 90 days due to the war. I lost access to my friend. He's still on the project but I'm losing my hope. About the gain, I personally think…

Well, I was working on this idea with a friend who's residing in Istanbul and when we made it a little serious, my country shut the internet down. I had no access to the internet for around 90 days or if I had, it was…

A good thing is, I almost have no "GPU rent" since I bought most of the infrastructure in past few years of running my company. Not huge GPU farms like what OpenAI has, but quite a bunch of NVIDIA, AMD and even newly…

Well, it can be also like a mini app or part of another platform. Where people already made accounts. And about the friend, yes. People who trust you are important and this is why I'm trying to validate the idea first.…

I have some anti-abuse mechanisms in mind, like making people sign up through telegram or something like that which is not easy to make "millions of accounts" (Today I saw on X that with some mail servers, you can get…

So, generative AI really took off recently, right? Almost every company is jumping on the AI model or AI-driven software bandwagon. I've noticed that data and its validation are major roadblocks in this space,…

Well, as someone who worked on model development for years (even before GPT's becoming a thing, working on YOLO and other types of models) I'd say everything is depending on the user. The context, the tools, even the…

Classic Start with a "why" thing in pretty much every business!

This is pretty similar to start a new startup company then (and I guess it is the same, isn't it?) and this is like who is target audience of Instagram compared to the target audience of Uber for example. I got it. This…

About the first part, thanks for clarifying the whitepaper for me. For the rest, completely agreed. I personally like SOL because of the exact point of being really scalable. Also I am interested in TON and its good…

I've gone through a bunch of whitepapers over the last few months. Started with Bitcoin's, which I first encountered back in 2018 during a crypto/blockchain course. They actually demonstrated a proof of work algorithm…

This is exactly my point. You know, a lot of people come and play. They can tell their investors that "we've got 200 million users per day" since Telegram is a massive social app with a lot of users who're coming from…

Over the past year, there's been this huge hype in my country about tap-to-mine games. As the name implies, these are simple web games that claim to reward you with cryptocurrencies. I think it's okay, but I also feel…

Agreed. Or at least they have to do it in a way people think it's worth it. I don't know, maybe paying $1000 to each participant? Coming from a bad economy I am telling you. $50 could be at best one month's worth of…

Well based on Hamster Gold Rush here in my country, I can agree. I personally automated the whole process of Hamster on multiple Telegram accounts and final money I got was around $6. It still wasn't worth it.

Seems interesting, because even now OpenAI caused controversies of using copyrighted material for training GPT models. So how secure my biometric data would be? I'm from a 3rd world country myself. I can't see any good…

It doesn't seem active that much but for some reason most of my youtube feed is about the project (a paid promotion maybe?) so it grabbed my attention. Exactly. Although they said that participants are rewarded in…

I did a little bit of research on the price of $WLD and it's roughly $1.2 for each token. Apparently even in the poorest corners of the world, the people who receive the token may hold it for a bigger event or a bigger…

So I was digging into this World Coin project and it turns out it’s not exactly new (yeah, I’ve heard about it here before). At first, it felt like something out of a Black Mirror episode, but then I saw there could be…