koleraa

I got so fed up with editing, social media, clipping, and dealing with flaky freelancers, I had to quit my own podcast because I couldn't keep up alone. I decided I would first build something to automate all the chores and then give it another shot.

So I made a tool for:

• Automatic multi-cam editing
• Automatic B-roll, shorts, captions
• Automatic blog-post creation and social content for all platforms per episode

I remember I loved to just sit and record and focus on the art - everything that came after was a nightmare. I'm just trying to get back to my art, and hoping to help others do the same.

I'm getting some good early results from it and just starting to share it with others. If

I got so fed up with editing, social media, clipping, and dealing with flaky freelancers, I had to quit my own podcast because I couldn't keep up alone. I decided I would first build something to automate all the chores and then give it another shot.

So I made a tool for:

• Automatic multi-cam editing
• Automatic B-roll, shorts, captions
• Automatic blog-post creation and social content for all platforms per episode

I remember I loved to just sit and record and focus on the art - everything that came after was a nightmare. I'm just trying to get back to my art, and hoping to help others do the same.

I'm getting some good early results from it and just starting to share it with others. If

I got so fed up with editing, social media, clipping, and dealing with flaky freelancers, I had to quit my own podcast because I couldn't keep up alone. I decided I would first build something to automate all the chores and then give it another shot.

So I made a tool for:

• Automatic multi-cam editing
• Automatic B-roll, shorts, captions
• Automatic blog-post creation and social content for all platforms per episode

I remember I loved to just sit and record and focus on the art - everything that came after was a nightmare. I'm just trying to get back to my art, and hoping to help others do the same.

I'm getting some good early results from it and just starting to share it with others. If

That is all. Just realized my entire career has so far been about 8 years, I graduated in 2016.

I think back to when I made the first bit of money to all the years of tedious research and optimization I had done compared to those that I was really prejudiced against that simply dump their money in jewelry and real estate - and I have to wonder, what was it all for?

The difference is not the big in returns, although there is a big difference in volatility with gold just about never going down.

Wonder how you guys think about this? That with even all the top influencers and "best practices" and e.g. putting it in index/ETF and not touching it, last 8 years Gold beat equities.

This is reall

Reading and listening I can do on my own (like here). For writing and speaking you need someone else.

So, where can I find me some native speakers online? (I'm willing to pay)

I've two years of on-off webdev experience (full time android for five years), I'm not a beginner by any means. Three days ago I decided to finally start working on a SaaS idea, my first big serious full stack web dev project. Only I didn't start working, I've just been reading blog posts and guides on the bazillion javascript things out there.

What did I learn? Honestly, I couldn't tell you. I now have more questions than I did when I began. Had I just blindly used plain jekyll + node js, which might not have been the optimal choice but since I know these two inside out, I would've had an MVP by now. But what I got instead is an almost crippling fear that if I don't even know what all thos

What's the catch yo? Is there some shady shit in the ToS?