Joseph Parker

This week I rewrote our feature descriptions. Again. Third version.

What I didn't do was write to the eight people who said "ping me when it's ready" three weeks ago.

And I guess that editing copy gives me a finished thing at the end of the day. Sending those eight emails gives me eight chances to be ignored, and no way to tell if I did it well or badly.

Building always feels like progress. Selling only feels like progress in hindsight. So I hope it's not laziness.
What was yours this week? 

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Meridian finished as the #1 Product of the Day on Product Hunt and crossed 400 downloads on its first day.

We built Meridian because meaningful work often disappears between debugging sessions, unexpected fixes, and updates written from memory. It is an open-source, MIT-licensed, local-first AI work journal that runs on your device, organizes your activity into a clear timeline, and drafts worklogs and project updates for you to review and approve.

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I m active here, and English isn t my first language.

It s actually interesting that the whole global community of builders, makers, and founders has basically one common language: English.

And sometimes I wonder: how good does your English actually need to be?

I definitely overthink it sometimes:
Is this sentence natural? Is my grammar okay? Will people understand what I mean?