get a record player and buy vinyl. go in debt if you have to.

If you're in AI, pivot to roofs

test suite as moat

my hot take is that - GCP UX is decent - Rarely do you even need devops UI these days. IaC + <agent> + gcloud CLI gets you pretty far

UI is here to stay. I know this because i still prefer using FitNotes (fitness app) to track workouts instead of rawdog OpenClaw

ticket-as-prompt is the way. - customer request -> into @linear -> assign to @cursor_ai or - customer request -> into @linear -> terminal agent w/linear MCP "help me plan PROD-123" -> update issue description -> collaborate with team -> ship

database going down so casually for 4+ hours would be catastrophic for us i can't even. i get 'do things that don't scale' but geez, i don't think i could bring myself to put a real product on anything but a Big 3 DB.

you can AI code as much as you want I do a lot!). But when your site goes down at 2am on a Friday, your CEO is calling *you*, not claude. this will remain true for a long time imo.

reporting in to the bird app. my current stack: - @opencode . The goat. I've transitioned though Sonnet to Gemini to Opus to Kimi to now GPT 5.3, all within the same TUI exp, 0 switching fatigue. - @cursor_ai. Yeah, still. - codex cli. For /review exclusively am i cooked?

LinkedIn is down and I've already got my first recruiter DM on Twitter.

✌️New blog post! I'm trying to write a Slack bot tutorial for as many programming languages as possible. Go is next.

Don't even think about not using @carrd for the first iteration of your marketing site.

Done! Careful - you have to give up your GitHub private key, so probably delete it from GitHub first ;)

gg