learning to code so I can escape my family farm, go to the big city, get rich, and retire on a farm

controversial opinion: I love building solutions for real people, but i hate leetcode puzzles. those little functions are the perfect things to ask and AI to write... skip the little CS leetcode rabbit hole and continue building the overall thing.

I'm an introvert in daily life but I LOVE doing product demos in front of a crowd. what the hell am i?

"Hey, you. Stop being a little bitch." - Sincerely, Tomorrow You

I'm becoming a huge fan of publishing demo videos and landing pages with pure UI mocks with no product built at all to gauge interest.

I thinj waitlist pages ought to have more than one button 1) notify me when fully launched 2) let me be a "early access" reviewer

When you set a goal, decide on 2 numbers. The lower number tells you when you performed or under performed. And the higher number tells you when you've overperformed. It's more fun and makes for a cooler UI gauge

I once knew a guy that had a successful app on the App Store that was for posture, and all it did was notify users at random times and ask, "are you sitting up straight?"

As the cost of software goes down to 0, we should all have like twenty MVPs in play at once.

if you want to learn the hustle/grind mindset, just pass out flyers in Times Square for one night. these guys are relentless, dont even notice rejection, and put up serious numbers... need these guys to market some Saas

the answer to "the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything

who tf goes to linkedin to play games?

Woo!

all i need AI to do is to auto-put the html closing tag where tf I obviously want it.

"All success is found on the OTHER side of being uncomfortable" If you just stay in your zone, you'll always JUST be in your zone.

You can't improve what you don't measure.

Waiting for LLM web interfaces to popup tip screens.

They say "know your customer". How about we build software for plumbers, landscapers, pool cleaners, by doing "dev internships" for a month in that industry...

the world is upside down

Im convinced the reason I never became a rich tech bro is because I could never in a million years pose for one of those ridiculous "founder photos" where they look like the douchiest superheros ever.