Has anyone done LoRA training for images? I'm creating a Pikzels thumbnail clone and Lovable is getting stuck with the LoRA training (not lasting long enough to get my likeness). Has anyone done LoRA training manually? I'm using Replicate.

Hey guys livestream starts in 2 minutes, should be able to join the livestream here: https://studio.youtube.com/video/_0PZZopulXc/livestreaming or try here: https://www.youtube.com/@Zac-Frulloni

I FOUND THIS POST THAT IS A REAL EXPERIENCE FROM A YOU TUBER AND THOUGHT COULD BE INSPIRATIONAL FOR THE COMMUNYTY 9h • Wins 🌟 What I’ve Managed to Build with Lovable in Six Months Just imagine how long all this would’ve taken to make in Bubble… ▫️ AI agent with dashboard for a marketing agency – $2,000 ▫️ AI agent with dashboard for e-commerce – $2,000 ▫️ AI call analysis for a dental clinic – $1,000 ▫️ AI call analysis for an energy company from the Netherlands – $3,000 ▫️ Form builder for an HR agency from Denmark – $5,000 ▫️ AI post generator for a US marketing agency – $6,000 ▫️ CRM for a clothing store – $4,000 And a bunch of side projects: ▫️ HR AI matching for a course ▫️ CRM for running a Skool community ▫️ AI Reels generator ▫️ AI trend-watching tool ▫️ Poppy AI clone ▫️ CRM for LinkedIn content ▫️ Landing page for my own agency ▫️ GPT-like wrapper for AI agents Do you use Lovable or any other vibe-coding tools (Bolt, v0, replit)?

Hi! My name is Nachole and I come to the vibe code world from founding a trad SaaS (Magnetify) created by an actual developer. My SaaS kept having delays (3 months late to launch) so I started vibe-coding a directory (MySaaSfluencer.com) to help me market my SaaS when it was finally done (and to learn how to "code" for my next project). I've now also 90% vibe-coded a media kit app (just going through testing now) and have started on a 3rd SaaS for myself to help with pre-trial SaaS cart abandonment. I want to start offering my services on Upwork - custom lead magnets built with Lovable and maybe even full MVPs now that I've built a couple, so I guess I'm in the right spot! Can't wait to learn and socialize with other vibe-coders!

A LOT of people have asked how I’ve gotten clients on Upwork so I wanted to share exactly what worked for me (and others I’ve helped). I’ve made over $17,000 in the past few months as a freelancer using just Upwork. I also helped a close friend follow this exact same process, they’re now close to $8,000 earned, just from applying these steps consistently. This post breaks it all down. I’ll also be doing a free video series soon with more depth, but here’s the core gameplan that works 👇 1. Copy what’s already working Look at top freelancers in your niche and model your profile after theirs. Pay attention to how they structure their title, summary, and even what words they use. Don’t leave anything blank. A polished, complete profile builds instant trust. 2. Add strong sample projects Even if you haven’t had paid work yet, build and share mini-projects that show your skills. Think of your portfolio as proof that you can actually do the work. 3. Fill out everything Photo, title, hourly rate, location, education, all of it. Leaving fields empty makes your profile look half-baked and turns clients off. 4. Start with realistic pricing When you’re just starting out, the goal is momentum and not maximum profit. Don’t underprice yourself forever, but start in a range that makes clients feel confident taking a shot on you. 5. Offer a video call (camera ON) As soon as you start chatting with a potential client on Upwork, consider asking if they’d like to jump on a video call to discuss their project in detail. This goes a long way. When you speak to clients, turn on your camera, use a decent mic, and make sure there's no distracting background noise. It instantly boosts trust and sets you apart. 6. Get someone you know to hire you for your first job This, I'd argue, is the most important step. Even if it’s a basic task, doing it well and getting a 5-star review builds the social proof you need. Don’t fake it, but find someone legit who’s willing to work with you and leave great feedback.