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These aren't great stats but it blows my mind you can literally build things from nothing and people use them. Zero promo, zero seo optimization, just vibes sheetsuace.com I definitely have a list of improvements to work through on the site though.

Added Docling for better data parsing to sheetsauce.com and fixed a few things. Ship it💻💻💻

Only one I need to try is CodeRabbit! Its been on my list but big fan of Warp for the terminal

Building with AI has 10x’d my learning speed. Not because it does the work for me (that too though) but because it forces me to ship faster and learn in real time what works and what doesn't.

Builders gonna build

Localhost:3000 is my favorite website lately

All my tri-state, outside of the 5 boroughs but within commuting distance to the city folks know the live and die by the train schedule commute anxiety 🤣

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The greatest product sin: ↳ Building something nobody wants Save yourself by testing your ideas first. Here's an incredible compilation of tests to: • Validate the problem • Validate the market • Validate the product • Validate willingness to pay learningloop.io/playbook-colle…

Patrick Collison didn't build Stripe on "hard work." Instead, he believes in increasing your "surface area of luck" to be successful. Not by wishing or manifesting. But with a 4-step mental model that built his $95 BILLION empire... ⬇️

And also - don’t fall in love with the solution unless it truly solves the problem. It’s easy to grip too tightly to your assumptions around a solution.

there's a quiet shift happening in how we design software. we're moving from UX to AX (agentic experience). traditional UX is screen-centric. you tap a button, product reacts, job done. every session starts from zero. designers pre-plan every path with hard-coded flows. users

Too many cooks (povs, opinions, etc) makes a kitchen of any size feel tight! The key is discernment.