Vibe coding thousands of lines is easy, but how do you know it's what users *actually* want? My new article shares how I ensure AI-generated code aligns with user needs. Read it: kamil.chm.ski/vibe-coding-ch… #AICoding #UserExperience #ProductDevelopment #IndieHacker

Building cimatic MVP led me down some interesting technical rabbit holes 🛠️ One small win: two open-source crates that generate Zod schemas + TS types from Rust structs. 🧵 Full post: kamil.chm.ski/bridging-rust-… #RustLang #TypeScript #OpenSource #IndieHacker

My favorite commits start with a minus sign. Lighter code → clearer roadmap → faster value. Junior or senior, AI or not: question every line, delete what doesn’t earn its keep. Protect the product—not the syntax.

13 failed releases reminded me of a timeless lesson: stop predicting, start observing. I let AI pile on “smart” fixes until my release script collapsed. Let It Crash - shipped on the next try. 🤖✅ My story➡️ kamil.chm.ski/let-it-crash-l… #DevOps #RustLang #CICD #LetItCrash

💡 What if you could get React's useReducer mental model but entirely server-side? That's SSR+ (Server-Side Reducers) - HTML partials with embedded state that self-assemble in the browser. No frameworks. No hydration. Just fast, reliable UIs. cimatic.io/blog/html-part…