While there are similarities since we're both OG image generators, gleam.so focuses specifically on making it super easy for non-designers to create beautiful Open Graph images through templates. I have different goals and target users.
Always happy to learn about other tools in the space!
Always cool to see new competitors pop up in a space! I was only commenting on the fact that the website, editor, templates, components, layout, etc. was nearly identical to imgsrc.io. Great work, but I just think you should differentiate yourself a bit.
I think you should spend your money on a respectable in-person personal trainer who will help you meal prep and exercise with you daily. You need to find someone who will force you to be consistent with your efforts, whether that involves exercise or diet. I certainly don’t think you need to spend $100K, but if you have the money, find someone who will help guide you through the hard work you’re already willing to try.
This -- Find someone reputable and meet them 4x/week--make meetings obligatory.
Have them help you with your diet and your workouts.
Separately, find someone to work out with regularly. Join a class you like (e.g., boxing, yoga) that you like and keep going--be a part of a community so you'll want to go more.
No general purpose. I know the guy who made this and the hype actually started on a Minecraft forum for developers where there were a lot of Eclipse vs. IntelliJ arguments. It was a hilarious addition to any “What is the best IDE?” threads! He became quite interested in OCR and thought this would be a fun project and thus MS Paint IDE was born!
I think this is hilarious. My girlfriend is the same way, so I would definitely try it if I didn’t have an iPhone!
The only downside I see is that this follows the trend of faking interactions over the Internet, which is something you see on social media platforms and the like and I think this could definitely be detrimental to social interactions and communication between a couple.
Of course, that’s not criticism for you but just for how people act including myself. Love the idea!
There are definitely people on both sides of the fence with regard to this. In my case, it's beneficial and my girlfriend appreciates it. In my initial comment, I posted my story with regard to the app and it goes into this in a little more detail.
This was my first post here on HN, but I've been a frequest visitor for almost a year now. Recently, I've been trying to dive into different ideas and gain experience working with vanilla JavaScript and the HTML5 canvas.
I thought I would share a quick web app I made which allows you to turn any image into color by number pixel art.
Feel free to leave feedback! I'm always looking for ways to improve. :)
