▲ 29 r/fakemon
Going back to making fakemons!
Miss doing fakemons, old starter sprites for a game we're supposed to be making but won't be happening now. But will atleast work on some new fakemons again
u/Sliche__ — 9 hours ago
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▲ 17 r/personalbranding
Best AI headshot tools in 2026 for personal branding?
Asking because I feel like this community would have the most useful take on this.
Most people serious about personal branding spend real time on content strategy, bio copy, visual identity. But the profile photo, which loads before any of that, tends to get ignored for years.
I started looking into the best AI headshot tools in 2026 specifically because booking a photographer every time I want to refresh my look across platforms felt like overkill.
The tools worth paying attention to seem to be the ones that train on your actual photos rather than generating a generic professional face. This AI headshot tool keeps coming up for this reason. The output looks like a current, consistent version of you rather than something that looks polished but slightly off.
For personal branding specifically it matters because your photo needs to match your positioning. A clean, current headshot that looks like the real person behind the brand does more work than most people credit it for.
Has anyone here tested the best AI headshot tools recently and found one that actually holds up for professional use across LinkedIn, website, and content?
u/Sliche__ — 10 hours ago
▲ 17 r/indiaStockMarket
Tried backtesting a Bank Nifty short strangle… turns out my backtest was basically lying
Spent last two weekends hacking a small Python backtest for a Bank Nifty short strangle. Using spot + candle data from Kite/Dhan. Looked amazing. Smooth equity curve, barely any drawdowns. Thought I found free money lol.
Then realised I wasn’t using real options chain or Greeks at all. Pulled expired chain + greeks from Nubra and reran it. Completely different story. Same logic now showing nasty drawdowns on a bunch of expiry weeks.
Kinda scary how easy it is to overestimate strategies with spot assumptions. Where are people actually getting reliable historical options data for India?
u/Sliche__ — 17 hours ago