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Lia Neves
Lisbon, Portugal
Passionate Writer & Translator for Your Projects
Passionate Writer & Translator for Your Projects
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English Translation
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Portuguese Translation
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Decorative Poster
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Steve Andrews
Lisbon, Portugal
I'm an author and experienced writer for many publications.
New to Contra
I'm an author and experienced writer for many publications.
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Where Does All The Plastic Go? Song and Saving Mother Ocean Book
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Nature Boy's Magical World memoir cover design so far
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Butterfly In My Beard at the Cinebar in Azeitao.
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Selfie with two of my books published by Moon Books
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Nibras I
Lisbon, Portugal
Product designer for mental health & wellbeing
Product designer for mental health & wellbeing
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Portfolio
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Stint • Unlocking the power of a flexible workforce
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Cleo • Stress less about money
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Alina Latinina
Lisbon, Portugal
I curate and critique the Internet of Things.
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I curate and critique the Internet of Things.
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A room of my work - Panopticore - a Substack focused on writing about modern internet, digital privacy and culture.
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My article on Digital Privacy in modern age on Rage Magazine
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Unfortunately, I won't be submitting a project, but I would like to share my thoughts on Bubble as I was using it for a day. I was building a functional app with Bubble AI agent, a GDPR privacy tool - an easy way for humans to ask for their data to be deleted from companies, and a way to track it. The database, generated email formats, the time tracking, all of that. I went in as a builder, but ended up rage quitting, and here's my emotional journey, in case that helps anyone, and also I would just like to vent :) I was very excited for Bubble, because out of all the popular vibe coding apps now (lovable, bolt, replit, cursor and more) they're doing something different. These apps can build out a whole world out of a single sentence and it's all fun and games until you need to fix something in the end, but you're stuck in an endless loop of prompts trying to fix it, but you do not see where the problem is. Trying to read the script, going to Claude or Chat to ask for help, - it gets heated. Bubble leads with control without sacrificing the speed - every change you can see and refine. No code. You see what's happening in front of you. Comparing it to other apps - transparency and control are in the lead - I liked it. However, when I was building - the agent said that it all was there - the companies, the data I fed it, dynamic deadlines - but it wasn't on the canvas. The placeholder data was there, and after 3 rounds of prompts trying to fix that, I didn't get the result I was asking for - the trust is lost. The speed is compromised. Again, I crawl back to Claude to ask what is going wrong. Even a simple change from the AI agent to say "here's what I changed; confirm it landed", instead of "Done!" while it is not, would make me trust it more. Bubble could own a story that is both more accurate and more differentiated: not "a functional app from one prompt," but "the only AI builder that gives you a foundation you can see, trust, and control". The gap between what is promised and what is actually delivered is a gap that won't survive this market. Also, on a smaller note, but also important one - we are living through the dread of AI bubble bursting. I went in looking for tutorials, but all I got was tutorials on the economy crashing. Maybe rebranding the name or being more deliberate about it would be a good move, because as a user I wasn't reading your roadmap, I was looking for some damn tutorials. I'm attaching the screenshot of the project I was working on - maybe I am stupid and didn't see some simple button that fixes this - but also thought it's worth to share the experience. thanks for reading all that.
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I created this brand in a week after my Reddit post went viral.
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