I want a lifting app with 2 features:
- track a set in 3 clicks or less
- progress graphs
No navigation, no social, no made up proprietary metrics.
I will pay for this.
I leetcoded, I polished my resume, I networked, I made a Linkedin, I got a degree, I built side projects
Then i got a job because of twitter. Lesson in there.
This guy
@ooolzhas
has been 10x designing on a 13” macbook air from a 24/7 cafe in Asia.
We get him a 4K monitor and he puts a tiny slack window on it then proceeds as usual🤦🏼♂️
@api_assasin
Another way to think about this is that holding fixed rate debt is shorting the Dollar.
If you can keep up with or beat inflation with your earnings your debit is easier to pay off over time
- no “start workout” just track my sets throughout a day
- no set days or routines, i like to just do what feels good when i have time
- no diagrams. I dont need to learn how to do pushups
- extreme minimalist ux
People don’t realize you can balance work and life and still work 2x harder than your average 9-5er. No balance is a skill issue at any level of performance
I want a lifting app with 2 features:
- track a set in 3 clicks or less
- progress graphs
No navigation, no social, no made up proprietary metrics.
I will pay for this.
Serverless is so crazy. How did they do that? Theres just no server? Schrodingers function just responds from the liminal space when my users log in? Wild.
To students the former makes more sense because it’s more school: jump through these hoops and you will succeed. It can also be very lucrative.
I have a hard time explaining this and have started to think its a realization one comes to on their own
The lowest form of engagement whoring is posting about how you passed X number of followers
You will never see me tweet about having, for example, 500 followers
Software engineer red pills:
- diet coke is bad for you
- a good mattress is a great investment
- users dont care what language you used
- you can be productive with any number of monitors
- your keyboard is not why you’re slow
- ai copilots are average programmers
Anti javascript takes here are like “js is slop why did this allocate new memory in Rust this could’ve been a simple Option Arc Mutex Pin Box”
Bro look at this feature I shipped to my customers who pay me
We're hiring an engineer at
@joinwarp
We're well-funded and growing fast. If you love working with a cracked team on an incredible product, come join us.
You'll work directly with me and the GOAT
@rankintweets
and have significant ownership.
Been saying for a while now that adding enterprise level infrastructure to
@Replit
will make it a legitimate choice over AWS, Azure, or Vanilla GCP.
Especially as the user-base matures you’ll start to see full businesses running on it.
We're teaming up with
@googlecloud
.
Replit's 20M+ developers will get Google Cloud services, infrastructure, and foundation models. Idea to live software on Replit just got even faster.
@d_j_stein
Agreed I dont even necessarily mean quitting a job and doing a startup. I think even in traditional tech jobs you can either be learning and building or playing the status games
To each their own but i know what i choose
Investment Bankers be like
“I know I’ll get treated like scum and do soul-crushing work but atleast in 5 years when my biological age is 52 and i have no transferable skills I’ll be making enough to rent a 1bed in NYC”
Overheard at NYC tech dinner: “i wish there was some device that could pull CO2 out of the air and make it cleaner”
Its plants… you’re thinking of plants
📣Major feature release: PTO Tracking on Warp
If you're a startup founder, you're probably tracking PTOs on a google sheet somewhere, or worse, just remembering it in your head!
Starting today, you can now track and manage PTOs for your team on Warp
We set out to create a
Been getting thru this in my free time. I love getting back into math and the book is very good, although I really struggle with what my intuition tells me should be pretty straightforward proofs.
Does anyone know how to git gud at proofthink? Or if it even matters?
What is going on the real estate market right now? I just found this apartment in Gary, Indiana:
Listed for $270,000 and reduced to $230,000. On the market for 6 months. It clearly needs some work but seems like a good deal. Would you buy this?
every SaaS co should spread rumors about them that they're "intimidating" and "mafia-like". good PR, instills fear in your competitors and makes your customers respect your company more.