Not the ones in blog posts.
The ones you actually follow (or ignore completely).

Mine?
Ship it when it s 80% ready. The last 20% takes forever anyway.
Sometimes it works. Sometimes it really doesn t.

What s your go-to rule or the one you always break?

Okay, so I know everyone's feed has been taken over by the Studio Ghibli but I'm curious what else people have been able to create or seen that's really left an impression. Here are some that I've created! Also on X.

Okay, so I know everyone's feed has been taken over by the Studio Ghibli but I'm curious what else people have been able to create or seen that's really left an impression. Here are some that I've created! Also on X.

I ve been watching how people work.. across ops, product, founders, even execs
.

Everyone s moving fast. But almost no one feels like they re in control of their day.

Here s the common thread I keep seeing:
- People aren t just doing their jobs.
- They re managing how to do their jobs, too.

- Inbox triage. Thread chasing. Meeting prep. Decision follow-ups.
- Context-switching that steals energy and attention.

Hey guys, I need your advice! I'm looking for a landing page builder that's suitable for non-tech people, easily customizable, allows me to add my own domain (and cheap ).
Any proven builders you've used? Thanks!

I have been playing around with some GPT-4 plugins recently (like the travel ones that book flights for you), and it got me thinking: Could this plugin ecosystem eventually replace the traditional app store model (like on iOS or Google Play)?

Right now, we switch between dozens of apps for random tasks (booking a hotel, checking the weather, ordering groceries), but if ChatGPT can handle all that directly, why would we need separate apps for each thing? It almost feels like a central AI OS.

• Is that too futuristic of a prediction, or do you think it might be coming sooner than we think?

• How do you see this impacting smaller developers does it open up new opportunities or create more competition under one AI umbrella?

To be honest, I find Cursor s VS Code experience quite uncomfortable. However, the fact that it runs seamlessly within my codebase is what keeps me from abandoning it.

That said, if Copilot were to offer the same level of integration, I don t think I d continue using Cursor. Copilot is gradually catching up with the features Cursor provides, and it works within IntelliJ, which is a big advantage for me.

Over the years working for agencies I've become quite familiar with tools like @asana and @Jira , also with @Trello for personal projects. But I was wondering, are these the most used or are these just the ones I've been exposed to? Are there better options? Would love to hear your thoughts down below!