I’m working on building software for the service industry that would rival competitors like Square and Jobber. I’m looking to build in the same exact features but for way less money. Jobber charges $199 per month. I want to get this built out and do a structured tier system of like $49, $99 , $149. There is a huge market for it. If anyone is interested in going in on the project with me let me know. We could probably use it for our capstone project as well.

I know the OGs know this already but for the newbies asking when they will receive disbursements, you will not receive any funds until after you have signed this balance authorization form. It just states that you either want the excess funds to go back to federal aid or it goes to you. If it goes to you you will have to pay the funds back as it is a LOAN. You don’t need to reach out to the school to get this form it will come when it’s supposed to as there are people ahead of you who are also waiting. I started in June and I’m now receiving this form. They only process one batch per month not sure how many students at a time. I’m confident that they are doing their best to get everyone situated in a timely fashion. However I would suggest that if you’ve been in program for 4 months+ with no movement you should reach out.

See you all there @ https://maestro-campus-link.base44.app The campus is alive, the clubs are alive, the hosts are alive, and I am DEAD exhausted...

Well my laptop got here today, so excited to get it set up and running 🧡

The first neural network was built in 1958. That's 68 years ago. Before the moon landing. Before the internet. Before color TV. So why did AI only "explode" in the 2020s? Three reasons: 1. GPUs got powerful enough to train them 2. Data became massive thanks to the internet 3. Money finally flowed in once it became commercially viable The takeaway? The technology was always there. The infrastructure wasn't. Right now you're learning AI while the infrastructure is finally ready. That's not luck — that's timing. Use it. 💪