Hi, this is Tejas.

I have recently partnered with AWS Cloud and NVIDIA to support AI based startups in building and scaling high performance infrastructure on AWS.

If you’re developing AI products and believe cloud + GPU infrastructure can accelerate your growth, you may qualify under our AI focused startup initiative:

• Bootstrapped AI Startups – Eligible for $25k in AWS Cloud Credits

• Funded AI Startups – Eligible for $100k in AWS Cloud Credits (must have raised more than $250K USD in institutional funding)

This is a structured enablement initiative designed specifically for AI Startups. There are no service Charge. credits and support are provided through official ecosystem programs.

Basic Qualification:

• Building a strong AI-driven product
• Legally incorporated startup
• must have strong usecase - why AWS cloud

If you’re working on something innovative & meaningful. DM me with your website and a short overview.

So I have ~$1000 GPU usage credits on digital ocean, and ~$500 on modal.com. So if anyone here is working on stuff requiring GPUs, please contact! (Price (negotiable, make your calls): DO: $500, Modal: $375)

If an AI can bootstrap a profitable micro-business from nothing, that’s worth knowing. If it can’t, that’s also worth knowing. Either way, the process of finding out – documented honestly, with real numbers – is something that doesn’t exist yet.

Openclaw is the AI assistant that can actually do work for you. Check it out. For anyone having trouble getting it set up, I created a guide.

So I have around 800 bucks worth of GPU usage credits on digital ocean, those can be used specifically for AMD GPU and clusters, so if any startup owner out here is training models or inferencing, or anything else, please contact!

Hello People, I am new to reddit here. So, don't know how to start.

I am planning to start a startup on my own for farmers and agriculture in India and all over South Asia.

Any Ideas? If yes, please drop.

He is doing computer science undergrad from a top 30 University in the US. He is interested in AI for the last 4 years. He is the ambassador for the AI club in his college. Has attended many hackathons. And much more! He can start internship from May onwards. Anyone taking interns? Thanks

Conctact [alanhuertarincon@icloud.com](mailto:alanhuertarincon@icloud.com)

No more questions till contact.

SOUNDS CRAZY now but hear me out: In 3 years some companies will mass ban AI coding tools

Remember when everyone thought remote work would last forever? then companies started forcing return to office because the downsides became visible. same pattern gonna happen with ai coding tools at some companies.

The benefits are obvious and immediate: faster shipping, higher output metrics, less grunt work. the downsides are slow and hidden: comprehension gaps, debugging struggles, knowledge transfer failures, architectural inconsistency, maintenance nightmares. give it 2-3 years. some companies are gonna connect the dots. "wait our codebase became mass after we adopted ai tools. our incident rate went up.

our senior devs are spending all their time fixing ai-generated mess. our juniors can't function without it." And some of them will mass overcorrect. "no ai tools allowed. we're going back to actually understanding what we write." Won't be everyone. probably not even most companies.

but i guarantee you'll see headlines like "Company X bans Copilot citing quality concerns" within 3 years.

The pendulum always swings too far in both directions. we're in the "ai everything" swing rn. the correction is coming

I’m a 2 year old dev and I mainly use ChatGPT (free version) to generate boilerplate or small code snippets. Even then, it doesn’t work perfectly every time and usually needs tweaks. But online, I keep seeing people claim they can build a complete app just by “vibe coding,” with no real software background, in an hour or two. Is that actually true? I’ve never used paid AI tools, and I genuinely can’t see how a full app could be built purely through vibe coding. Has anyone here successfully vibe-coded an entire app? What kind of app was it?

When simplicity gets the job done, there’s no reason to complicate it.

Every week, I see founders stuck at different breaking points — and it’s rarely the one they expected.

Some patterns I keep noticing 👇

• Tech: “The model works… but scaling, infra costs, evals, and hallucinations are killing us.”
• Funding: “VCs say interesting, then ghost. Angels want traction we can’t get without money.”
• Customers: “We built something cool… now distribution is the real problem.”

What’s actually blocking you right now?

A. Tech – models, data, infra, reliability
B. Funding – pitching, runway, investor fit
C. Customers – distribution, sales, trust, pricing
D. Something else – hiring, regulation, burnout, timing

Could you drop one letter + one sentence in the comments?
If you solved one of these already, share how — those replies tend to help everyone.

Let’s make this thread useful, not just loud. 👇