Michael Adrian

@ckoglmeier @clairevo @ckoglmeier see below comment

@ckoglmeier @clairevo mate, you need to lock this down. If all the info in there is real, you've just exposed a lot of private data about your kid to the whole internet. I've sent you a DM with some SS. hoping that I'm wrong and this it's just dummy data.

Also shout-out to @OpenPanelDev for the analytics it provides.

I just launched a new product, and in less than 24 hours, I reached this. Is this any good?

@AxelGarciaK That's the average conversation with a call centre guy 🤣

Made-up tech role #20: Chief Overthinker of Simple Problems Turning "restart the router" into a 3-hour brainstorming session.

How do you know you've just found a niche? Most of the yt videos/articles you check are at least 6 years old. Working on creating a custom OpenStreetMap that will gather most of the data published by the Scottish Gov, It is a bit of a mess but, man, if you thought that Google gathered tons of data about you then you've just missed out the big brother 👀

I got to a point where I realised that I needed to learn how to find waves and ride them. You can build whatever you like but getting people to use it will be exponentially harder unless there is some sort of proven demand for that. Find a niche, see what they want, build it and watch the results. If they use it, then it might be worth pursuing and further promoting to other people; otherwise, it's time to move on.

Don't sweat it 🧐 I just redesigned the DocTao dashboard to make it more intuitive and user-friendly. Next up: cutting query time by 50%! 🚀

@Shpigford Something that will work better will be a Meshtastic device to keep in touch with people around you. meshtastic.org It's peer-to-peer mobile messaging if the telecom goes down, and probably the first thing that will happen.

this seems entirely impractical in a post-apocalyptic scenario...but that doesn't mean i don't want to do it. 🤔

A lot of people are speaking about how great Cursor is and how to use it, but nobody has ever opened up the subject of how Cursor works under the hood. It would be a cool topic to explore.

@PR0GRAMMERHUM0R Web Dev today's

webDevelopersInTheNearFuture redd.it/1gt48ah

@IonBogdan7 Cel mai probabil, nici nu mă îndoiesc că îi ajută, in mod indirect dar îi ajută.

@davidlovejoyx Thanks @davidlovejoyx, still new to this and priorities are not set straight. Just need to exit the "fck about and find out mode", pardon my French

@Michael_AdrianT Don't let fear paralyze you. Well said, Michael

I find myself delaying marketing the product with the following narrative: "It's not good enough, X, Y & Z need improvements". 99% of the time that statement comes from a place that doesn't like rejection and tries to avoid that. Rejection is feedback and feedback is vital.

@danielcranney My bad, I missed the "I" before "Try" and came out rude 😅. That's what you get when you speed type.

@Michael_AdrianT yeah i'm very much aware of how i use them now. like i use Cursor to build things, and use when i want to read code i wouldnt be able to write myself. Still important to learn separate from the code assistants, in my view

AI code assistants make you faster at producing code, but worse at learning how to write it.

@florinpop17 Props to the guy, although it looks seamless I can bet there was a lot of work involved.

This is the first website where I like the light theme more than the dark theme

@aroussi @digitalocean True, regardless of that it's interesting to see the status quo shifting away from the cloud.

@Michael_AdrianT @digitalocean Even then I can rarely justify it

Jumping on the whole VPS vs Cloud debate, I stress-tested a $6/mo @DigitalOcean to see how much traffic it can handle. The results will surprise you.

Nice to see the status quo easily shifting from cloud providers back to VPS/ owning your infra