Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 22/09/2026just bought a domain for Jev. what should I cook there? 010
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 18/09/2026sometimes the best SEO strategy is doing absolutely nothing 😅 this domain is about a month old. i’ve done zero link building. DR 29. should i leave it alone, or start ruining the result with my SEO work? 😂 010
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 14/09/2026Switched from Claude Code to Codex. My first thought: WAIT. You can just… do that? No walls of text. No unsolicited lectures. No moralizing bullshit. Just: task - result. Anyone else had the same reaction? 010
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 13/09/2026WTF???? I gave the model a proper commercial prompt. It generated this 👇 Cost: $0.021. Not $0.21. Not $2.10. 2.1 cents. And if it fails, I pay $0. Alright. Give me a prompt that breaks it 😁 010
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 12/09/2026AI image pricing is starting to get on my nerves. People are still paying multiples more for images that often don’t look any better. This one? $0.021. A failed generation? $0. So at some point you have to ask: What, exactly, are we paying extra for? 010
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 11/09/2026This is how I want to test AI image models: Not benchmarks. Can it make a proper commercial creative for pennies? This one cost $0.021. Fixed price. Failed generation = $0. Give me a prompt that breaks it 😁 011
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 10/09/2026I like this math: complex cinematic prompt + 1K image fixed pricing = $0.021 If the generation fails: $0. At 10 images, who cares. At 100,000? That’s when image API pricing becomes a business decision. 000
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 09/09/2026Okay, generating one bottle is easy. What happens when you give the model dozens of objects, different textures, lighting, and composition? Result 👇 $0.021 per image. Failed generation = $0. What should I throw at it next? 000
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 09/09/2026This isn’t “cheap AI” anymore. It’s absurd. A commercial creative for $0.021. Fixed price. Failed generation = $0. If the quality is good enough for your use case, paying 5–10× more becomes a very weird business decision. Change my mind 😁 000
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 08/09/2026Realistic portrait. Clean lighting. Premium corporate look. Cost: $0.0192. Are image APIs becoming a commodity faster than people think? 000
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 08/09/2026AI image generation is becoming stupidly cheap. This commercial creative: $0.021. Fixed. Failed generation? $0. And we’re still supposed to pretend premium pricing always makes sense? 😅 Give me something harder to generate. 121
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 07/09/2026This is getting absurd. A commercial-grade image for $0.021. Flat price. If the generation fails, you pay $0. We’re at the point where an ad image costs less than a sip of coffee. What should I generate next? 000
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 07/09/2026This image cost me $0.0210 Luxury product shot. Realistic lighting. Clean commercial look. How much would your image API charge for this? 000
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 28/08/2026Just added an AI cost calculator to Omev’s homepage. You enter your monthly AI spend and it estimates how much you could save on repetitive workloads. Feels more useful than another “we’re 50% cheaper” section 😅 Would you actually use a calculator like this? 000
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 26/08/2026We’ve been testing our new model, Omev Image, head‑to‑head against GPT Images. Omev Image delivers comparable results at 50% lower cost. So where is Omev Image - and when can you try it? 000
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 25/08/2026Outrank and @eugZolotarenko has been running Omev AI in production for ~6 months. Their verdict: Quality: on par with the top models. Economics: better. So, how much cheaper would an AI API have to be for you to switch from OpenAI or Anthropic? 000
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 20/08/2026I just added real GSC screenshots to Omev’s homepage. Content generated with Omev AI is already pulling in hundreds of thousands of Google impressions. So here’s the question: Why pay several times more for an AI API when a cheaper option delivers real results? 000
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 19/08/2026If a SaaS doesn’t show the actual product on its homepage, I trust it a little less. So I added real screenshots of Omev: - Dashboard - Usage - Playground But maybe I’m making the landing page too technical? Screenshots or clean landing? 000
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 12/05/2026Fastest way to burn your SEO budget? Hiring an “SEO guy.” 💸 Meanwhile, my new AI agent just pulled 30 DR95 links in 30 minutes—free. This market’s packed with amateurs. Would you turn this into a SaaS—or keep it in private mode? Let me know. 120
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 11/05/2026SEO agencies are selling you smoke and mirrors. I just ran an AI agent and pulled 30 DR95 links in 30 minutes—spent $0. No outreach. No retainers. Just code. Meanwhile, most people are burning time and money on busywork. Should I package this and blow up the agency playbook? Reply. 010
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 09/05/2026Build an AI agent. Land 30 DR 95 backlinks in 30 minutes—for free. Don’t tell anyone. 🤫 Too late—I just told you. And your manual link building? I t’s officially obsolete. Now the real question: Do you turn this into a SaaS and sell it… or keep it as a private weapon? What’s your move? 💬 100
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 08/05/2026One question for anyone still buying links: why? My new AI agent just created 30 backlinks in 30 minutes (max DR 95). For FREE. The market’s still playing by old rules. Tell me—should I ship this as a product, or let competitors keep burning budget? 000
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 01/05/2026Just joined the Claude club. Everyone says it’s absolutely smoking ChatGPT for coding right now. Expert question: what’s the one Claude Code feature I should try today that’ll make me cancel my OpenAI subscription tomorrow? 220
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 28/04/2026Decided not to wait for the first GitHub bills and gathered all worthy alternatives in one place. Here’s an infographic for a quick comparison. The full list and details here: copilot-alternatives.com 🚀 000
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 28/04/2026GitHub Copilot = usage-based billing. 🚨 Honestly, it was expected — compute isn't infinite, and AI by the meter was bound to happen. Wondering how this will impact the ROI of spinning up quick pet projects. Thoughts on the news? Sticking with Copilot or looking for alternatives? 👇 100
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 05/03/2026SEO agencies are scamming you. 🤡 You hand over $5k and they buy 50 dead links from zombie blogs. Zero traffic. Zero results. Just a pretty report. Old link-building is dead. Here's the New SEO playbook that actually moves rankings. 🧵👇 110
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 20/02/2026Still waiting in the Google "sandbox"? 🤡 My new site is less than a month old and traffic is already flying. The formula: - 0 backlinks - $0 on content Just hardcore on-page optimization + a little SEO magic. Stop feeding link farms. How much $ did you burn on your launch? 👇 000
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 03/02/2026Underrated boring site ideas: – “how to cancel X subscription” guides – “fees explained” for banks, brokers, SaaS – “hidden rules” of local bureaucracy People hate reading terms. You turn that into traffic. What ugly fine print have you decoded recently? 000
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 28/01/2026Most people “can’t find an idea” because they look for sexy stuff. Here are boring site ideas that print money: - local plumbers directory - dentist comparison in one city - visa docs checklists for 1 country Which one feels “too boring” for you? 000
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 16/01/2026Stuck on ideas? Ask: “What do people ALWAYS screw up the first time they do it?” First visa. First tax return. First contract. First hire. Each “first” is a niche. Each mistake = your content. What painful “first” could you turn into 20 pages? 010
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 15/01/2026I had sites I never mentioned anywhere. Not on X, not on Reddit. They just dropped money into my account for years. How many “silent” assets do you have that your feed knows nothing about? 010
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 13/01/2026Customers don’t care that you have: – beautiful code – a new framework – a perfect logo They care: Does it fix my problem? How much is it? How do I pay? How many hours did you burn on things nobody pays you for? 020
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 11/01/2026How to start a boring business: one site → one problem one monetization model 6 months without niche-hopping Doesn’t sound magical. But it works. Have you ever given any project 6 months of real focus? 010
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 07/01/2026Boring content that works: - “X vs Y vs Z” comparisons - “Best X for [very specific use]” - “Checklist before you do X” Monetization: affiliates, leads, SaaS trial links. What’s one market where choices confuse even you? 000
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 06/01/2026My boring idea checklist: - Will this still be needed in 5 years? - Are people already paying for it now? - Can I work on this 3 years without puking? If at least 2 “yes” → go. What’s your third question for ideas? 000
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 04/01/2026“I want startup freedom.” Cool. My freedom came not from startups, but from boring sites with ads and affiliates. One stable boring business beats 5 “rockets” stuck in Figma. How many rockets are parked in your Figma right now? 000
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 03/01/20263 boring business ideas you’ll ignore: Niche calculators (mortgages, calories, tax, ROI) “How much does X cost in CITY” pages “Templates for industry Y” (contracts, emails, SOPs) Pick one and build 10 ugly pages. Then look at search console. 000
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 02/01/2026Want a boring site? Consider recurring pain points: – "Opening hours and prices" for local services – "Which document do I need for X?" – "Which tool is best for the Y industry?" Transform these into: comparison pages + forms + ads/affiliate links. What question do friends repeatedly ask you? 000
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 31/12/2025Most of my sites are boring. But they paid for me living in Thailand, Croatia, Spain, Portugal, Poland. Do you want a pretty story or quiet freedom? 000
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 30/12/2025Boring business = repeatable demand clear monetization minimal support Most people choose: “looks cool in stories” instead of “looks good in P&L”. Is your business built for stories or for P&L? 📊 000
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 28/12/2025Indie hacking is basically: learn → ship → be embarrassed → learn → ship again. If nothing you ship feels a bit embarrassing in 6 months, you’re too slow. What’s something you shipped that makes you cringe now? 020
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 27/12/2025How I test a boring business idea: – 3+ competitors exist – they’ve survived for years – their sites look ugly and boring That’s not a red flag. That’s a sign: “money lives here”. Are you avoiding competition or learning from it? 000
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 24/12/2025Remote work without routines is just chaos with Wi-Fi. My minimum daily stack: • 3 important tasks • 1 walk 010
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 22/12/2025Indie hacking is not “idea → launch → rich”. Real loop: research → build → crickets → iterate → tiny win → repeat. If you hate iteration, you’ll hate indie. How many “cricket launches” have you had? 000
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 21/12/2025Most “productivity tips” ignore one thing: energy. Remote, I burned out trying to work like a robot. Now I optimize for: sleep, walks, no calls in the morning. What’s one boundary that changed your remote work? 000
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 20/12/2025I’ve worked from Thailand, Croatia, Spain, Portugal, Poland. The hardest part wasn’t visas or flights. It was protecting deep work from “you’re always on vacation” vibes. Do your friends/family think you’re working or chilling? 010
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 18/12/2025My straightforward pSEO pipeline: Idea → SERP check → template → create 10 pages → QA → scale → prune the underperformers. Many people skip QA and pruning, then blame Google. Where does your pipeline usually break? 010
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 17/12/2025Remote work isn’t “laptop on the beach”. Sand in your keyboard is not a business model. My best work happens at the same boring desk, every day. Where do you actually get deep work done? 120
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 14/12/2025Want your Reddit comment to get saved, quoted, and linked? Add: - A checklist - Your own method - Helpful external links - Side-by-side comparison Make it too valuable to scroll past. 010
Di Reshtei @dreshtei.bsky.social · 13/12/2025Worst thing you can do: Build a full SaaS without an MVP And without knowing how to get your first 10 users. Doesn’t work. Not in 2025. You have to make them want to come. Build distribution first. 010
