I never change my tech stack So I can ship faster Customers don't care about the invisible

The worst thing you can do is to think you’re a visionary. To rely on being good at predicting the future. Chances are, we can’t predict what will work and what won’t. It’s a foolish strategy to rely on that assumption.

Indie hackers after buying a domain name:

People who think AI is going to make their business successful just because it can write code for them have no idea what makes businesses successful.

Last week, I completed my last session of the #smallbets cohort 23 from Daniel Vassallo. By far, the best content I consumed about entrepreneurship and lifestyle. It is amazing to be among of so many likeminded people. I strongly recommend the course and the community.

Me and my wife talking about life while I was driving… My daughter: Mom, dad is a man, he can’t bear real life. 😂😂😂

Instead of thinking of new startup ideas. Please just start executing on one.

Someone paying you even a dollar is one strongest signals in the world that: – you know the thing – you made something good – you are credible Nobody gives even a single dollar away for nothing.

So real. Titles are misleading and often not aligned to the three most important aspects of your career: - Zone of Competence - Zone of Happiness - Compensation

Pride celebration or Thor imminently arriving on the Bifröst to SF?

Self-doubt is probably responsible for more missed opportunities and squandered potential than all external factors combined. But since it’s so hard to quantify and so embarrassing to admit in our society, it’s mostly swept under the rug.

I just listened to the #indiehacker poscast with Lukas Hermann and Liz Hermann back from 2023. Pure gold for anyone building something on the side.

1 month ago: "AI is insane, I don't even code anymore." Now: "this LLM sucks, i have to repeat myself 😭😭😭"

Ability to fend for yourself > job security

2nd mil for me too. Also a FAANG dropout. I hope these screenshots inspire. You too can break out of your golden handcuffs.

I've been using Deno and TypeScript for a few weeks now on my side project. It is impressive what can be done and how much better this is compared to NodeJS. This is my new favorite stack, and I am not looking back.