Michael Dubakov

1/ Fibery in 2025. Finally a good year in review 📈 +85% MRR growth 📉 -85% sales and marketing expenses 🐛 13,500 new leads 💪 51 releases, 420 new features and 1400 fixed bugs 🫩 Engineering Bottlenecks 🍱 Product unification and polishing 🎁 fibery dot com (and more ↓ 🧵)

Good one by @mitsuhiko that matches my own attitude. I like deep and long projects: "The last startup I worked on, I spent 10 years at. That’s not because I’m particularly disciplined or virtuous. It’s because I or someone else, planted something, and then I kept showing up, and eventually the thing had roots that went deeper than my enthusiasm on any given day" lucumr.pocoo.org/2026/3/20/some…

This article resonates very well with my own intuition about startups. “Feyerabend articulated a meta-theory of scientific progress: The only rule that holds across all of its history is that there are no fixed rules.” colossus.com/article/we-hav…

@steveruizok It was always like that. You always paid for electricity, rent, etc. Just one more bill to pay. In 20 years it will be as cheap as electricity

It does bother me that it costs money to code now

@Dan_The_Goodman @nizzyabi has the only chance to save his reputation. Add one more section "also hated by users of: Claude, Ramp, Cursor, Attio, Calcom"

I hate deceptive logo walls

I think more and more people will onboard *themselves* to new products. It means less demos and calls, but more educational materials that AI agents can pickup and use. Next step: "Here is our MCP Server, add it to your chat provider to speed up onboarding"

@5katkov @FiberyHQ why? :)

As a person who was genuinely annoyed by all project management software, now I'm sitting here really impressed by @FiberyHQ.

@zkPavi @fermah_xyz @FiberyHQ What are the most cool and craziest automations? I am curious!

I just can't explain how well I'm solving all management at @fermah_xyz Centralize all company knowledge in a deeply connected database. You can run all kinds of crazy automation afterwards. @FiberyHQ is truly goated 🐐

Finally I used this short in my monthly report to our investors! coub.com/view/wngi8

Good take.

I had a terrible FOMO reading industry Twitter where "coding is solved" and autonomous agents build an entire browser without human input. So I spent 25+ hours this week building a useful tool for myself to get the intuition of what LLMs are *really* capable of. 1/n

@nbaschez Pragmatism

New technology paradigms beget new management paradigms So what comes after agile?

Does Notion have data lock-in? Hell yes! API limits are weird. - Rate limit: 3 req/s average, so ~6.5 hours for 10K pages - Pagination size: 100 items max - Relation truncation: First 25 items only - Nesting depth per request: 2 levels - Rich text per block: 2,000 characters

@ripfish @FiberyHQ These are not days, but releases

@FiberyHQ Not the point.. but how do you get a board view with days as columns (shown in the drag-and-drop video)?

We release every week! 1/ Batch drag & drop on Board, List, and Timeline Views Select several cards and move them all at once across Board, List, and Timeline Views. It saves time (for humans) a bit. Here is how it works on Board View.

@theonlysif @FiberyHQ we had an incident, it is up now

@FiberyHQ is the website down? unable to access my workspace :(

Fibery's just got a new feel and a new homepage. We've always been nerds making a product for nerds. Now we have the decency to tell you from four hundred paces.

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🤔 fascinating person: "and for the last 40 years of his life he read almost no fiction at all" smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/t…

Nice "The market for feeling productive is orders of magnitude larger than the market for being productive."