I tend to enjoy documenting whatever I’m working on and sharing rough or first drafts. I’ve noticed those tend to get negative feedback, which is expected, but it’s made me wonder whether it would be better to wait until something feels more finished before sharing it, and then see what kind of response that gets.

At one point, people seemed interested in following the journey. Now, though, posting the content you want to make feels more like a filtering mechanism. Unfortunately, the platforms I share on distribute that content to people who haven’t subscribed to it. If they’re not the target audience, they’re just thinking, “Get this out of my face,” and then they still interact with it anyway.

It would be better to grow organically than to constantly deal with the reaction of the general public.

🤭

Boring people see boredom everywhere, sloppy people see what?

Always nips with that guy…

I use Gemini to generate a dumb comic

Oh I’m excited to make merch 👀

I haven’t touched yoyostr for a few days, I’ve been focused working on the card management system for my eBay store and it’s been fun watching this corner identifying model improve with every subsequent training loop. Already have a rough plan to take this from just the tool that I use to flatten and crop images but manage inventory, company data, product stats, inventory tracking via print out labels. Basically my job will be take the pictures, press go, and ship when sold. Then the system stores any info about that card for analysis and business decisions moving forward.

Not too far enough

The other Pokémon cards stores on eBay are shook

Hahaha I felt good until reality set back in and I drove to the store to replace it

You can still get more than 1000 sats for a dollar, for a little while