
alberto giunta
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alberto giunta
@albigiu
Freelance product engineer, helping entrepreneurs & startups ship better products to happier users. Prev: Product Eng @bendingspoons / @typefully / @mailbrew
Let's work together? → Katılım Kasım 2012
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@sobedominik it's a rendering issue i've been having as well, try to resize the window/terminal by a few pixels, it should fix itself (until it breaks again ofc)
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This was super fun to work on. More to come!
Gumroad@gumroad
Launching the Gumroad CLI. Create products and manage your store from the terminal. OAuth built in, no API keys needed. 𝚌𝚞𝚛𝚕 -𝚏𝚜𝚂𝙻 𝚑𝚝𝚝𝚙𝚜://𝚐𝚞𝚖𝚛𝚘𝚊𝚍.𝚌𝚘𝚖/𝚒𝚗𝚜𝚝𝚊𝚕𝚕-𝚌𝚕𝚒.𝚜𝚑 | 𝚋𝚊𝚜𝚑
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Life pro tip: i cleaned up 100gb on my mac with two simple CLI tools, 5 min of time, and by only deleting cached files and such.
And since we're all much more in the terminal these days i thought it was worth sharing:
✽ npkill.js.org
❃ github.com/tw93/Mole


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it's kinda weird how @telegram could have surfed the ai personal assistant bandwagon with more native integrations and UIs, and just... didn't.
there's probably still space for custom apps to be born in this space piggybacking on the telegram apis, but still... weird
Brian Casel@CasJam
Telegram seems to have the best out of the box integration with openclaw. But Telegram's UI is the worst. Every message's width is so thin. Wish it was more customizeable (is it?)
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Now, it wouldn't be a legit first post if I didn't try to sell you something.
So I'll just quietly plug my own new shiny website where you can see some of the things I've done in the past years ↪ albertogiunta.com
Until next time, happy making!
Albi
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@santonocitomark dumb question alert: the ai is the interviewer or the interviewee?
asking cause it seemed obvious at first but i gave it a second thought and it kinda worked and had some sense both ways 🤔
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@dvassallo the non-italian mind will never comprehend 🥲 jk, it's equally hard for the itailan mind
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alberto giunta retweetledi

Still enough time if you employ the 80/20 rule
Years Progress@YearsProgress
2025 is 80% complete.
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@jmduke makes a lot of sense!
did you consider the cleanshot way as an alternative to the styling? i find it very clean and clear

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I'm not sold on the highlight styling yet, but give this a spin and let me know if you love/loathe it:
docs.buttondown.com/change-username
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@MaxRovensky gotta shoot your shots, very curious to know why (disclaimer, i live there its always interesting to see it with outsider eyes as well)
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Should I make a 🎞️ short mini video series on how I approach building and shipping an app?
So I had this shower thought 💭🚿
There's this app idea I can't stop thinking about.
I think I can vibe code it in ~ a week and the idea would be to take you along my process of how I come up with an idea, how I approach the design, all the way hopefully getting the first sale.
The emphasis here is on actually launching a real product not just the dev side of it.
Focus likely would be my design approach (I know a lot of you have been asking) and approaching the marketing side.
It would be obviously be free - just not sure about the best format yet. Perhaps 5 or so videos on how I approach different parts in the journey.
Let me know in the comments✌️ if you'd be interested in it and also if there's something particularly you'd be interested to learn from me.

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@wbetiago just curious, what you mean by "knowing how it works"?
e.g. on my side, after i've started tinkering with rules and i saw a gigantic leap in performance
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I take this back! New cursor is absurd once you know how it works! It just does all my code
Tiago@wbetiago
Is it only me or is it the new Agent Cursor Update total shit?
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It's been too long since I have last published a @indiefounderpod episode and I really miss it!
So much to talk about...
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@a7fort mazing, thanks! will keep you updated if i end up pulling it off 🚀
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If you can find one or two people to help you organise it, it’ll make things easier. Also speak to many venues before choosing, some might ask you for $$$ but many are happy to host for free. Apart from that it’s mostly a case of marketing the event and pulling from your network/friends so you know worst case scenario you have 10 people in a room
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Making money online is both super exciting and also very, very hard.
We've all seen the "start a million dollar business in 48 hours", "how I got to $4k MRR in a week", etc, etc.
The reality is very different. You're constantly double guessing what you're doing, worrying that it's all going to fall apart, and looking for new ways to grow. Somewhere along the way you have some wins, and those keep you going - combined with the freedom of not having a boss and a 9-5.
It's a hard business and often a lonely one. You need support! You need to talk to other actual human beings, in person. It does help.
This is why me and @jonnyburch started the Found Up North events. We did our first event in Feb and it was so good to find other people on the same boat. You could call it a support group for people addicted to creating online businesses.
On Thursday 1st of May we're meeting again, at the Ape and Apple in Manchester. If you're making money online, or trying to, come along! It'll be great.

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