Four year ago I posted here while preparing for the ESA astronaut selection. Training, studing, posting it all. I didn't get through.
Same method now, different object : Building a French site generator for people who are good at their work and hate dealing with their website
@alexandreb68313 J'ai pris en compte l'IA Act dès le début de mon projet. Les origines des contenus sont persisté, et les infos perso sont anonymisées. La seule IA automatique est la modération qui remonte des alertes mais ne déclenche pas d'action
@RandallKanna I’ve been working on a project for a few months, it’s impossible to finish in just a few days and takes up all my time. I have no desire to make progress on anything else. 👌
@JacobCounsell I use my product every day under different user types: artist, admin, super_admin. And I compare that with feedback from testers. A nice mix of daily improvements.
Someone uploads the same document twice. The second time an IA reads it on full, then my code drops it as a duplicate and records nothing. My test asserted exactly that... It wasn't missing the leak, it demand it.
@13_narcissus Every time there's a change 🤭, I won't go into the nitty-gritty(I just learn that word ❤️), I limit package dependencies because they add maintenance overhead, and the AI doesn't always make the best choices when it comes to packages.
Indie hackers. Builders. Creators. Please listen:
Stop only liking.
Stop only replying under the big accounts.
The algo changed.
Quotes and reposts are the new oxygen.
A like is almost invisible now.
A comment under a mega-account does almost nothing for the person who actually needs it.
We’re not competitors.
We’re in the same fight.
If you see a fellow builder/creator still grinding in the dark, don’t just like it.
Quote it.
Repost it.
Make it travel.
I have made a habit to repost/quote some tweets everyday.
And if this hits you even a little then quote or repost this right now to spread the call.
Not for me but for every small account fighting to be relevant.
@enzoleoncino@jacobrodri_ The world of integration and onboarding is so underrated. It makes all the difference when a user loves the first 5-10 minutes of a product, rather than saying "I'll check it out later" and never coming back.
@tinytechfox That’s how I started too, building something for myself to escape repetitive work and I’m gradually turning it into a collaborative product. 🥲
@arjun_prmkmr I try to do both : with every piece of dev work, I have a skill for spotting what’s worth posting, which gives me punchlines for X and content for LinkedIn. I haven't quite mastered the skill yet. There’s still a lot of back-and-forth.
Disclosure rules run one way: say what the machine wrote, never what the human did. I read that as paperwork until a screen in my product credited someone's uploaded PDFs with text an AI wrote. Nobody complains about an error in their favour. That is why the rule has a direction.