Justin Tieu

With AI being so prominent in our day to day lives, sometimes we still just want to deal with the basics. I stumbled upon this tool while browsing online for something as basic as removing the background from an image. I found this site helpful because it showcases several other AI tools that people would generally, and it comes at the convenience of not needing to register for an account.

What's the best way to get in contact as an influencer? I definitely get over 10k+ impressions on at least one of my pages.

Does an Instagram account have to be setup as a business profile in order to use Postcron?

I've definitely been waiting for a good portable external monitor, especially after the last one (by another company) was a bust. Looking very hopeful for this one.

I think there should be an option to switch between walking and driving. Not a use case for SF but useful for other parts of the bay area.

I find this a game changer for e-commerce. Out of curiosity, how long did it take to complete the 22k part order?

My co-worker referred me to Morning Brew a few weeks ago. I definitely look forward to seeing your emails in the morning.

Since it looks like each new phone would mean a new account registration. What would you do if someone lost their phone? How would you validate if they were an existing user so that they won't lose their old data?

I'm surprised how many IPs are on the list right now! But it's a great website still. https://i.imgur.com/rEWOjHo.png

This was pretty fun to play. I hit approximately 4.2 octillion paperclips made before I got tired of watching this game autoplay.

Seems like a great app and I like the idea of it being supported on Windows. The only downside I see is that I cannot open applications like I expect. I was hoping it'd have a similar behavior opening apps as if it was on a Mac.

It looks almost perfect. The only issue I see is that Microsoft is spelt with a lowercased m with the extension.

I'm not sure how people got this to work. I checked the permissions and it only asks for camera access, and not photo access. With camera access enabled, looks like it doesn't do anything.

This seems pretty cool. You guys expand to the Bay Area!

Looking forward to trying this out soon. I sent out a DM!

It's interesting that Google actually created a cleanup tool for Chrome, but it's unfortunate that it's only for Windows.