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afonsocrg
@afonsocrg
Building https://t.co/dI3hfWiVVD 👨💻🏄♂️🏃♂️♟️🧗♀️🎸
Lisbon, Portugal Katılım Ekim 2019
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New day. Same goals. Same process.
Walk to the gym 🚶♂️
Workout 🏋️♂️
Walk back home 🚶♂️
Work 🧑💻
Repeat forever.
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Hosting this little event in Lisbon next Tuesday
Looking forward for @jsaroso ‘s keynote! Thanks for joining us 😁🔥
351 Portuguese Startup Association@Startup351
Clicks are "easy". Revenue isn’t. 🫢 On March 24, Startup Grind Lisbon hosts a hands-on session on using AI & automation to turn engagement into customers. Live demos. Startup pitches. Real workflows. 💥 Sign up here: startupgrind.com/events/details… #351Startups #AI #Startup
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One take, honest, and to the point.
I have been in indie-hacking groups since 2022, but I never really built anything there I've been proud of.
In total, I have about 6 product attempts that either didn't make sense, or I never really put ANY effort in.
Until now.
I've been working on my career and developer agency more, but I think it is now or never. People close to me knows I've been building bitsentry.ai for half a year.
A lot of issues from:
- a co-founder not performing, and then leaving (skill issue on my part)
- back-and-forths with ideal customers (being a product owner is difficult)
- struggling to find our first few enterprise partners (again skill issue)
But I think it's finally getting there.
It's going to be a busy before next week, the last 1-10% is the hardest.
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Londonmaxxing to the MAX today.
No greater city in the ☀️
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@dayonefoundry I also think theres a lot of "template distribution" going on.
Bro, just making reels for your app with a hot girl ain't gonna cut it no more...
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My hot take is that we've already overcorrected and now people are focusing too much on distribution and not enough on product
Andrew Gazdecki@agazdecki
When you're building a startup and not focused on distribution:
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@afonsocrg @WisprFlow Witnessed with your eyes. Not with your ears 😁
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Get your old Apple USB-C earpods out of storage NOW bcs then you can actually whisper to your @WisprFlow app and command your agents in public places without sounding autistic 😁
Airpod/ Macbook mic’s are not close enough for low volume whispering.
Keep your mouth to the earpod remote and ASMR the hell out of your Claude/ Codex agent
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I never used MCP and never will
Randy Olson@randal_olson
Summary of the MCP vs. CLI debate on X this week.
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I thought Reddit was a dead channel for Uni Feedback
TIL that my best user (who's bringing it to a new Uni) learned about the project in Reddit!
It makes sense doubling down on *the* channel that works the best, but having some diversity def increases the chance for luck!
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'weighted' the Earth in 1798 using lead balls, a wire, and a wooden shed with ~1% accuracy.
The MacGyver of physics!
Math Files@Math_files
In 1798, a scientist effectively “weighed” the Earth — without leaving his laboratory. The English scientist Henry Cavendish designed an incredibly sensitive experiment. Inside a quiet wooden shed, he hung a horizontal rod from a very thin wire. Two small lead spheres were attached to the ends of the rod. Nearby, he placed two much larger lead balls. Because of gravity, the large spheres slightly pulled the smaller ones. The force was extremely tiny — so small that the rod twisted by only a minute fraction of a degree. Yet that tiny twist held a big secret. By carefully measuring this small movement, Cavendish determined the strength of the gravitational attraction between objects. From this, scientists could calculate the mass of the entire Earth. His estimate was remarkably close. Cavendish calculated Earth’s mass to be about 6 × 10²⁴ kilograms, while modern measurements give 5.97 × 10²⁴ kilograms. Sometimes the biggest discoveries come from measuring the smallest forces.
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@barnetvilem really want to try Morocco as well. Heard surf is good there, but I think that similar to Lisbon, they don’t have many waves during summer
I’m currently based in Lisbon. If you stop by, make sure you join @IndieBeers. They host my fav events in town, with amazing builders
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@afonsocrg thank you for this feedback! I appreciate you sharing it. Portugal is definitely my number one in Europe. But I'm also considering Morocco, or few countries in latam, like Uruguay or Brazil. And Costa Rica is like my long-term dream destination :D
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I really need to move somewhere sunny where I can surf every day
can’t be a coincidence that my birthday is on the same day as Laird Hamilton’s, one of the surfing legends😂
if that’s not a clear sign, I don’t know what is
I’ll make it happen this year
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@agustinustheoo You gotta add “make no mistakes” in the prompt
That’s very frustrating, I remember having those when I was working w electron, but I can’t remember what I did to cope with that 😅
Best of luck man 💪
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@barnetvilem In Europe, Lisbon is a good option. A ton of variety but you def can’t surf every day there
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@barnetvilem Surfing is one of my hard requirements to picking a place
Last year I spent 8mo in SEA.
Bali/Lombok and Da Nang were the only places where I surfed (3mo total).
Bali was simply amazing surf-wise. Went almost every day
Da Nang was also great, but it’s not as consistent
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