built an @OpenAI Codex skill that periodically pulls unhandled @getsentry issues from my projects, attempts a fix in a branch, opens a @github PR, and if I approve the review it merges, deploys, and resolves the Sentry issue automatically. if not, i leave comments and it iterates on the fix. all while I'm eating ice cream on my couch. folks, we are so cooked
Introducing the new /crawl endpoint - one API call and an entire site crawled.
No scripts. No browser management. Just the content in HTML, Markdown, or JSON.
Turns out just publishing the bot to a couple of directories didn’t bring in a single user, lol.
Well, that was kind of expected. It's fine, since it means I now have a completely greenfield project to run some marketing experiments on!
I was looking for a challenge to break my routine of never shipping because of perfectionism.
A few weeks ago i asked gpt-5:
"what’s something i could build and release in a weekend?"
One idea: a @discord bot that rewrites links in groups with admin's referral codes so they could make some money...
In the end it took me ~1.5 weeks to release. the last 20% really took 80%: logo, website, tos, privacy policy, and a bunch of other stuff. meh 😂
@discord Anyway i still consider this a success.
My last side project took me 2 years to launch... and it flopped hard.
A 1-week dev cycle means i can quickly see if something clicks (or dies) without wasting years at least...
I was looking for a challenge to break my routine of never shipping because of perfectionism.
A few weeks ago i asked gpt-5:
"what’s something i could build and release in a weekend?"
One idea: a @discord bot that rewrites links in groups with admin's referral codes so they could make some money...
In the end it took me ~1.5 weeks to release. the last 20% really took 80%: logo, website, tos, privacy policy, and a bunch of other stuff. meh 😂
I've had an on-and-off relationship with social platforms in general...
Not going to make any promises, but i'll just try to share a bit more of what i’m building: small wins, mistakes, and maker showcases.
More like a public dev log than anything else.
Let's see where it goes.
@rameerez I don't see any problem with containerization, and there are solutions like Cloudflare that make registries essentially free for everyone https://t.co/AUZUEG3tRA
What i don't like is the pushing for "it's easy to manage servers" theory, which will drive many ppl to disaster imho
@bytebln Quaderno has a very nice list of countries and their sales taxes requirements: https://t.co/IOpcH3Vj5r
I blocked EVERYTHING but EU(w/OSS)/US(w/thresholds) and some other minor country...
@bytebln i blocked all the countries where i can't sell on Stripe Radar on day one.
it's really a pita, but there are no real alternatives as MoR like Paddle or LemonSqueezy don't support a lot of legit businesses (eg: hosting companies).
So many discussions around Slack or Campfire… I love what 37Signals are doing with Once, but cannot forget what modern Internet at “web scale” did to IRC.
We had everything: from scalability with /link to any possible feature a chat needs.
Sad.