I dropped my MacBook today about 5 feet high by accident and not even a dent 💀 My Windows laptop would of shattered like an old Android phone. I'm never switching back 😂

Over the next week, Da Nang will become the densest community of Indie Hackers in the world Builders are flying in from all over the globe for the Hacker Residency and the popup community that forms around it This is the Burning Man for Indie Hackers It doesn't matter if you're not one of the residents living in the villa. Coworking session will pop up all over the city and the energy with be palpable. The doors of the Hacker Villa will open for invite-only socials throughout the month. If you're in town, plug in!

built micro interactions for a $42.5M Series B company this is the work clients keep coming back for. every new feature launch, same ask: custom animations and illustrations AI can handle layouts and basic UI. but the small details that make a site feel like yours and nobody else's - that's not going anywhere

And here it is!! 🥳 I've created a bunch of totally free GENERATORS for cool effects for websites. - Effects like glith, ripple, distort, tilt.. - Text reveal - Parallax - Page Flip, card flip - Scroll Snap If you miss any, text me and I'll add it! xitter.cf/IMAC2/status/203274533…

Tiny things like these make everyone in a coworking space less productive And it's always some girl at the front desk playing her favorite songs (or break up songs if she just had a break up) A coworking space should be dead silent (white noise at best) and climate controlled @ 22C/72F with people choosing their own music or sound on their headphones People who do calls should be put in fully soundproofed call booths and never allowed to call outside of it Most coworking spaces suck: they're too loud, too hot (AC is set wrong or non-existent or shuts off at 5pm), chairs are wrong, tables are wrong height etc. You should be extremely autistic about this stuff when you're designing a space for deep work because it literally affects everyone's productivity and the point of a coworking space is great work Or you're just building a community hang out, not a coWORKing space

My little JS library, lightGallery, is getting 379 million requests per month on jsDelivr alone. At ~30% market share for jsDelivr, lightGallery would be getting over a billion requests per month just from public CDNs. Hard to believe this little project reached that scale.