Benoit D. @Ehnti69

Initiator of Lesk 🇫🇷 CS bachelor in Sweden 🇸🇪 DJing, Food, Video & Entrepreneurship lesklights.com Jönköping, Sverige Joined February 2011

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Kenpachi @Kenpachi1070

2 years ago

Et puis mvrde, voici les 339 buts de Kylian Mbappé en carrière. 25 ans. Bon visionnage. x.com/LoneParanoia/s…

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How I use Reddit and AI to find winning startup ideas The entire playbook in this 21 minute video and 4 step tweet: 1) Use AI tool Gummy Search to find trending subreddits: - Target 10k-100k member communities (less competitive) - Answer the "why now" question (easier) - Leverage your "unfair advantage" (your moat) - Pro tip: Track daily/weekly/monthly growth trends 2) Analyze subreddit for problems & solutions: - Add subreddit to Gummy Search "audience" - Check "pain and anger" for common patterns - Review "advice" & "solution" requests - Look for recurring themes and write them down! 3) Identify creators in the niche: - Use @PerplexityAI to find top influencers - Search YouTube for popular videos - Read comments to understand audience needs - Analyze 20-25 videos for deep insights - Use @vidIQ's chrome extension and sort popular videos by "contains a question" to understand what questions people have 4) Wireframe your startup idea: - Sketch out your product/service based on insights - Prototype with tools like Framer - Create a catchy, relevant name - Example: @DesignScientist for conversion-focused design 5) Bonus: How to create a niche audience - Use Gummy Search's "top content" feature - Analyze high-performing community content - Ask AI about content preferences (e.g., "Do they love memes?") - Treat AI tools as your "entrepreneurial assistant" - Open an iOS notes file calls "ideas" and write content ideas - I use my Friday AMs to workshop those ideas. I found working on the right startup ideas is like swimming downstream. Everything is easier. The ideas are out there. They are on Reddit. They are on YT. They are on TikTok. Just gotta go out there and find 'em. Enjoy. Happy startup idea hunting. -- Next tweet will include the YT video for folks who prefer watching over there (I don't blame you!)

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Marko Denic @denicmarko

4 years ago

If you're looking for a remote job, open this:

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Sharif Shameem @sharifshameem

4 years ago

Introducing Lexica Aperture - a model that can generate realistic looking photographs. Try the beta out for yourself here. (log in then click the Aperture tab) z.lexica.art/aperture

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Justin Welsh @thejustinwelsh

4 years ago

Most people suck at building relationships online. It's always: - Help me! - Can I pick your brain? - Will you like my Tweet? A terrible approach. Here's how the top accounts on Twitter build real relationships: 🧵

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Barrett O'Neill @barrettjoneill

4 years ago

One company increased sales 262.5% with this pricing strategy: The Decoy Effect. What it is & how to use it

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Alex Hormozi @AlexHormozi

4 years ago

“Follow your passion” is based on the assumption that you can’t learn to love things. If you can, then start doing something that makes you money. And the better you’ll get at it, the more you’ll like it. Two birds one stone.

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Benoit D. @Ehnti69

4 years ago

Amazed by the soundtrack of the movie #Athena and how a sample went through soul to rap to classical

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Brent Toderian @BrentToderian

4 years ago

Amsterdam wasn’t always like it is today. In the 50s-60s they surrendered to cars too. But starting in the ‘70s, they chose to change. And they kept choosing to change for decades. They’re STILL choosing to change, as @schlijper’s great pics show. Your city can choose to change.

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Aryadittya @aryadittya001

4 years ago

When you found 90 videos of #GTA6 dev footage 򐠊#GTA6leak #GTA6leaked #GTAVI

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Vala Afshar @ValaAfshar

4 years ago

In the last 20 years, software ate the world. In the next 20 years, AI will eat software.

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Romeen Sheth @RomeenSheth

4 years ago

I talked to a super smart 20 year old this week. All the potential in the world, but had a major major flaw in his thinking. This flaw is becoming the most common mistake I am seeing young people make early in their career. Let's break it down: