some of the most useful software probably looks incredibly boring from the outside

i'm starting to think a good sales conversation should be figuring out what someone already does before suggesting what they should change

grok should let us reset our usage limit by watching an ad

i listed some baby and parental leave planners on etsy about a month ago and completely forgot about them got a sale today haha funny how that works thanks @reagetacc for the chrome extension to beautify the screenshot

what's something you tried because you thought it would be easy and then discovered there's an entire world of complexity behind it? coding definitely humbled me that way haha

got my first paying client for my automation business built a workflow to follow up with people who showed interest but never booked small win, but pretty cool seeing someone actually pay for something i've built haha

i think one of the most underrated features in software is being able to use it without watching a tutorial first if i need a 12 minute video to understand the basics, something went wrong

the funny thing about using ai to build software is how often i end up asking it to undo something it just confidently told me was an improvement haha

the army is one of the few places where you can spend an entire day doing something completely unexpected and everyone just acts like it's normal haha

the most satisfying part of coding isn't writing something new it's refactoring and realizing everything still works

the biggest lie i tell myself is that i'll remember something without writing it down i absolutely will not remember it haha

there's a special kind of confidence that comes with starting a new side project and a very different kind of feeling when you open that same project three months later haha

what's the most ridiculous thing you've ever built just because you could? doesn't matter if it was useful or not sometimes those are the best projects haha

it's kinda funny looking at my life right now a few years ago i was writing code full time now i'm in the army, raising a newborn and still building stuff whenever i get the chance definitely didn't see this coming

sometimes i spend longer choosing which ai model to use than the actual task would've taken me to do manually we've really come full circle haha

i don't understand why so many apps make canceling a subscription harder than signing up if your product is good, making it easy to leave shouldn't be scary

the most dangerous button in software development isn't delete it's "update all dependencies"

the worst part about having a good idea at 2am waking up and realizing you actually have to do something with it haha

just set up an ai workflow for a small business client to follow up with warm leads people who already showed interest but haven't booked yet instead of manually chasing every conversation, the workflow handles the follow-ups pretty cool seeing this stuff being used by an actual business haha

having a cat and a newborn in the same house is funny one wants attention exactly when you’re busy and the other somehow knows the second you finally sit down haha