Luis

Peace comes when you realize that everything that is out of your control, should be out of your mind too.

@MaxRovensky It will sell like shit. There is not one market outside the Middle East where I can see this shite selling at that price point

The interior that got a lot of hate is the only good part about this car Exterior looks so much like Waymo I don't see many people buying these unless you really want a Ferrari and literally nothing else is available This is gonna be like that one Lambo nobody knows about

@_avdept @SebAaltonen We all saw this coming to be fair. Remember that effing dashboard some months ago.

@SebAaltonen the apple designer should just keep making phones, not cars

The new Ferrari EV looks horrible. I don't understand the urge of making EVs look like kids toy cars.

@IterIntellectus Literally

Enzo Ferrari rolling in his grave right now

@_avdept All pre 2010 Ferrari price will keep going up

Well, this is new Ferrari I thought it was BYD or some fiat at first Probably a new candidate for quicker depreciation rate

@IterIntellectus All Ferraris from earlier than 2010 will sky rocket in price if they haven’t yet.

what is this GARBAGE?! 😭

@dangreenheck Have you tried voice steering the clanker? I haven’t but can only see benefits. Otherwise I feel not only my coding but my writing is getting worse

I miss coding

Faith in eventually. Making something new takes patience. But it also takes faith. Faith that everything will work out in the end. During the development of most any product, there are always times when things aren’t quite right. Times when you feel like you may be going backwards a bit. Times where it’s almost there, but you can’t yet figure out why it isn’t. Times when you hate the thing today that you loved yesterday. Times when what you had in your head isn’t quite what you’re seeing in front of you. Yet. That’s when you need to have faith. There are designs that are close, but not there yet. There are obvious conflicts that will need to be resolved. There are lingering things that confound you, confuse you, or upset you, but you know that eventually they’ll work themselves out. Eventually you’ll find the right way to do something you’ve been struggling with. It’s hard to live with something that isn’t quite right yet – especially when it’s your job to get it right. It’s important to know when to say “it’s fine for now, but it won’t be fine for later.” Because moving forward is critical to getting somewhere. And, eventually, you’ll figure it all out. It’ll all work out in the end. This is what I’ve always believed, and have always tried to practice. A dedicated faith in the eventual resolution of a problem, the eventual execution of a concept, and the eventual realization of the right design. Even when something’s poking out you don’t like, or something isn’t aligning quite right, or the words aren’t as elegant as you’d hoped, or something just isn’t easy enough yet, you need to have confidence it’ll all come together eventually. Remember that what you’re making is in a perpetual state of almost right up until the end. And it's never right even after. In the meantime, you just press on and keep making things, trying things, and getting closer and closer to the time when you can tie the loose ends into a perfect bow and present it to the world. What fun it is!

there are people out there who never wrote any code by hand and they making apps. crazy to think of tbh btw, i loved writing code by hand, but i rarely do nowadays. i also realized that love more to create things than writing code, so i am fine with ai coding

@floriandarroman Yeah, the whole airport experience makes you understand why people fly private when they can afford it.

Can we talk about people who need to stand right against the baggage carousel instead of keeping space for everyone to grab their luggage?

@mirkenan_ @thekitze Those meds are clearly helping

@thekitze serious question, what is the progress with adhd meds? last time you were asking if you should start it or no

omfg this is insane I slammed the breaks of my car and spilled vanilla milkshake on my seat... which had my fucking laptop open cooking on @supremac_app .. it entered the vents and now it's bootlooping and doesn't turn on 😂😂😂 if you listen closely you can hear the collective ass unclenching most of my progress is pushed to GitHub except the last 24 hrs dog ate my homework ahh situation

@levelsio Tax back

I found €10 on the street, nobody is around What should I do with it???

@thekitze Vegan scrambled eggs

"hey guise did i cook?"

No one that uses your platform know how operate or run a business. What does your platform changes? They will give up soon enough when they realize the have to do real work. The main reason they aren’t already successful. It’s not about not being technical, but I think your business will only attract dumb customers which won’t last in any business environment

Polsia just raised $30M at a $250M valuation. Approaching $10M annual run rate. One Founder + AI. Zero employees. Polsia runs companies autonomously. It also ran its own fundraising. I just showed up for signatures.

@vascoabm With a straight face lol

fiverr wants to pay me $600 for: - 15 minute youtube video - shorts repurposing - dedicated X post (guess they got that for free here) - 6 months commercial rights lol mind you that to output a 15min youtube video you spend hours on ideation, recording, packaging (thumbnail + title), editing, uploading/optimizing that's not to mention the audience affinity we've built throughout the years is this insane or am I out of touch?

@RecruitmentPq @devahaz Lols

@devahaz LinkedIn has more employees than actual people getting hired from LinkedIn.

Wtf LinkedIn has 17,500 employees!???!!

@thekitze @a_barghigiani The problem I see with 49$ lifetime is that you won’t be updating shit after lol Monthly or yearly still motivates to do more

@a_barghigiani i like $49 too, maybe open freemium later

the reason why you havent seen 20 of the apps that i have coded in the last year is because i get SO INDECISIVE about pricing it gets paralyzing and i just move on to the next thing same dilemma now with supermac.io on one hand i want to mog and compete and make it freemium on the other hand i dont wanna deal with free users and customer support (maybe only pro users get to complain about stuff? lol) on the other other hand i want this to be acquired by apple by eoy so it doesn't matter wdyt

@Shpigford @hatchboxio @Railway @Hetzner_Online @digitalocean Coolify + Hetzner for my rails apps has been working like a charm

nothing i can do about 6 apps/services being down right now (see: @railway outage), but here's my plan for in the morning after i've had a fresh night of sleep... 1. move all web services to @Hetzner_Online 2. move all postgres databases to @digitalocean 3. manage it all with @hatchboxio i've got this exact stack for other things, so i'm exceedingly comfortable with it. will just be scaling it all up to handle more apps. all of the affected apps are rails + postgres.

@FlorinPop17 @helloitsolly He is Norwegian. Probably doesnt need the dough

@helloitsolly Never? Why?!

I tried to buy Senja.com for $25,000 The current owner is redirecting it to a community project that seems to have ended I even offered to meet him in person when I’m visiting Norway later this year But he’s made it abundantly clear he is never selling Now what?

@_avdept 4 doors, kids soon?

Went to garage for few hours Slowly getting car to be alive Waiting for guy to connect remotely and flash me ECU, since it’s new and has no firmware

i have officially reached the age where i am bothered by lights being on, doors left opened, loud noises & ppl