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since when $400/m is justified as a "efficient" way of using a "nice-to-have" option?

what a world we live in?

I’ve always had a hard time getting good photos of myself.. whether it’s timing, clothes, or weather, something always doesn't work. and nowadays, having a strong online presence with great photos is super important. from LinkedIn to Tinder

That's why I spent the past two weeks to build http://photoguruai.com, helping people create studio-quality photos of themselves in different styles and settings.

in need of a LinkedIn headshot? go for it need a tinder profile? yup in a need for a startup-guy cv photo, asking for a VC? of course

with this new TOS, Firefox became Mozilla "service"

For me usually procrastination happens in two scenarios:

- the task is too simple which makes it boring to do - the task is too complex and needs an effort which I don’t want to face so I defer doing it.

Best scenario happens when a task is both exciting and is in the scope ( or slightly upper ) of my expertise

Working on new features for my side project which I released 2 months ago, its called summify.io

Starter kits are helpful for beginners, but relying on them too much can be limiting.

It's crucial for developers to learn how to configure their own coding stack.

This foundational skill is key to growth and adaptability in tech. While starter kits offer a good starting point, they shouldn't replace the essential know-how of setup and configuration in my opinion.

Something that I am good / fast at