After 10+ years as a software engineer, I built a second brain for how I actually work.
Do → Tasks
Think → Thinking Queue
Learn → Knowledge Base
Repeat → Workflows
Shipped → Impact Log
Prove → Brag Doc
Today taught me a lesson. Take AI responses with a grain of salt. I tried rubber ducking today on a code problem and the response it gave me made me think “damn you know what you’re talking about”. When in fact I wasted an hour of my life.
@devpayton and I wrote about the new, much anticipated GitLab Merge Trains visualization which is nowww available in production✨ Now get deeper insight into what your train is up to 🚂🚃🚃🚃
https://t.co/5J312oLAup
@dante_on_mars@acquiredotcom I did transfer it. If you read further up, I talk about it. In short they were in Canada so they have to create a brand new account to enter tax details and setup billing.
If I ever build another SaaS startup I’ll make sure I have a team to support me for customer support and product. Engineering is fun for me the other stuff not at all.
Long story short, if you plan on selling your startup (like I did) and use Stripe to collect payments. Turn off the ability to accept Link payments. It will save you a lot of headaches when you get ready to transfer over assets.