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My approach for dress up parties: Go into a shabby 2nd hand store Fetch the most silly clothes Result this year 🕺🏻
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Work 9-5 (non-stop meetings from 8 to 16:00) 💰 Go shopping 🛒 Cook dinner 🍕 Teach daughter binary & hex because school sucks 🧑‍🏫 -- How would I have any energy left for coding? 🤔
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Today I woke up But my brain didn't It feels autopilot mode the whole day I have this once a month Maybe sleep cycle related?
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Jev, Grok Bot, OpenClaw Every month there's another AI hype Trying it all is too distracting How do you deal with it? I think I will wait 1 month after every hype before jumping in
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I use voice input almost exclusively But it's embarrassing in open spaces (e.g. office / train) Any recommendations? Bluetooth mic & Wispr Flow?
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There's a step 0: build. That's what everyone does I'd argue that step 1-3 ALL hurt: 1. Launching takes courage 2. Being ignored hurts 3. Talking to users might just proof that the product sucks But once you get 2-3 users into the system you'll perfect it through iteration
1. launch 2. get ignored 3. talk to users 4. iterate 5. repeat that's the entire playbook and nobody follows it because step two hurts
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I dropped the f word to my AI today. First time. I apologised afterwards. How much time do I have left on this earth?
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I gave Openclaw another try. It is still slow and always looks like it will fall over anytime. Hermes is smooth and does the same. The countless days I spent learning Openclaw - all for nothing. But still the right decision.
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OMG why did nobody tell me about cmux? The ability to open a browser "within the terminal" is genius and it allows to automate small everyday's tasks
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Having kids is so fulfilling! And it doesn't stop when they get older My kids are 19y and 16y and oh the fun I still have with them and the depth of the philosophical discussions! No AI automation can beat this ever
i was thinking about this today that i've cleared like most of my tech wishlist over the years and the level of happiness literally doesn't budge at all the only think that significantly increases the happiness in my life is my daughter, everything else is bs
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I'm finally giving in… How many of you have a mac mini at home for AI browser automation?
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Implement "forgot password" is now a 1 minute job 🤯
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Did you ever read your own product ideas from half a year and thought: these sucks! What makes you think your todays ideas are better? -- Things I think about in the gym
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I want to grow my business But I have a 9-5 job, two teenage kids And a household to manage (my wife left) I wanted to build the whole Saturday. But after all the chores and spending time with my daughter and parents I can start building only at 21:00 What am I doing wrong?
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Executives type slower Never made sense to me Until I realized: their slowness forces them to prioritize With AI everyone is faster Yet productivity is NOT GOING UP Who needs to prioritize when you can do all at once? So: get slower in order to get more successful?
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TIL goat means greatest of all time
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I used to build products at work Not anymore Last year I got promoted and my job Now I'm leading others to build products It's great and I learn a lot, but I miss the building Now on weekends I build my own products: Programming, pricing, customer support, the full thing. And I LOVE IT! Anyone else side-building because they miss building at their 9-5?
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Philipp Keller retweeted
Yesterday, I resigned from my job. I also hit $10,000/month. It took me 88 days. Keep going friends. The world is yours.
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Saturday afternoon Household chores are done Finances are done Rest of the weekend is for building -- life of a side builder
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