lucy_hnatchuk

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I work at the intersection of finance, IT, and entrepreneurship. Now, I am co-founder of NicheIQ.dev - a market research tool and platform for founders. My mission these days - everyone could be a founder and have a few profitable mini products and not be afraid to be laid off.
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Comment · 5 months ago
My mission these days- everyone could be a founder and have a few profitable mini products and not be afraid to be laid off. So, we created Niche Catalog with very smart discovery AI system under hoot and Tool for Personal Market research. So, we created a Niche Catalog with a very smart AI discovery system under the hood and a Tool for personal market research. Don't judge too hard -this is our first product, but we have 15+ years in the niche and know exactly what we are doing. 170+ users already on board, launch coming soon.
Comment · 6 months ago
genuinely had a blast,felt like being a kid on a playground again.
Comment · 6 months ago
Really cool concept) any plans to add search or topic-based filtering? would make it so much easier to dive into specific rabbit holes.
Comment · 6 months ago
A really nice game, just the thing to take your mind off things for a few minutes.
Comment · 6 months ago
Great, we'll definitely take a closer look at this with my son.
Comment · 6 months ago
The "trust as shock absorber" point hits hardest. We didn't just lose money or stability — we lost the basic faith in each other that makes hard times survivable.
Comment · 6 months ago
did you find any correlation between strike power and recovery — like, does the pad already give you enough signal to say "don't swing hard tomorrow"?
Comment · 6 months ago
The opacity is the point. If there were actual security standards being applied, they'd be published. What we're watching is regulatory power being converted into leverage — companies don't get "trusted" status, they buy it through whatever combination of fees, concessions, or political goodwill the FCC decides is sufficient that week. The real cybersecurity risk isn't Chinese routers. It's an FCC that treats national security determinations as a negotiating tool.
Comment · 6 months ago
Nice observation. A word that might fit: "idle mind" — but you're right, nothing quite captures it.

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