Weekly delivery at essentially $0/month. Use GitHub Actions over a dedicated infrastructure and avoid AWS EC2 overhead. Also auto-commit a log to sidestep inactivity to dodge deactivation.
The idea that having kids kills productivity is pure cope.
I know founders with kids who outwork founders without kids.
I didn't want kids for a long time because I thought they'd take too much time from the company.
It turns out that you actually work better when you have kids.
I don't know exactly why, but the focus is sharper, time management is tighter, and the stakes are clearer 🤷♂️
Check out Pharma Regulatory Pulse: I built an automated newsletter that synthesizes pharma regulatory updates using GPT-4.1-mini and delivers it every Monday with minimal (pennies) infrastructure cost
I prototyped a fully functional internal training site using Claude Projects in just weeks. Modules, quizzes, progress tracking all in a single HTML file. No frameworks. No dependencies. Just pure functionality.
you should be rapid prototyping any and everything. Use the models as an accelerant. Here’s how I shipped an LMS-style training site with Claude Projects.
AI can compress training development and create a place to put trainings. Not to mention shorten review cycles, shift weeks of feedback into quick, focused sessions. It’s a game changer in rolling out training content.
A self-contained HTML training site with modules and quizzes accessible via a URL can be a great communication strategy. Zero ongoing infrastructure costs once it's mapped to your page.
The Subject Matter Expert in the review loop is crucial. Claude/Design produces solid drafts fast, but domain experts catch the important nuances. Pulling in people and teamwork helps construct that last 10-20% of required quality.
@VicVijayakumar Keeps things interesting for sure… found my keys behind the PlayStation in the entertainment center after “losing” them for 2 months. To my toddler it was just another toy stashing spot
The agent era doesn't eliminate phases of the SDLC it compresses them. Front-end discipline is key. Write requirements well, and agents can execute efficiently.
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@ilyamiskov This is where I feel like writing each day, brainstorming, whiteboarding circle back into play and design. Truely re-generating your "voice" is not easy, and probably shouldn't be rushed (some might say shouldn't be done). I'm guilty of it.
Anyone building with #brainchip? @BrainChip_inc
Give me some use cases in IoT for Manfacturing, etc . would love to get into building with their products
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