I’ve noticed that when designing or migrating a project, 95% of the work takes me 5% of the time. The remaining 5% takes 95% of the time. And I’m not talking about minutes - I’m talking about days ;) Mostly fixing minor styling issues. Ouch.
data waterfalls -> to explainable copy -> to visualisation is the core to understand what's going on when applying growth these days
tell me I'm wrong
@_overment already played a little and things I like are the diagrams and some more styling capabilities, for my logs I really need some basic stuff but still above the plain .md files (even if that's just... diagrams), works great, ty
Bye, bye Webflow. Hello Astro.
Another one migrated to be run by agents, runners and schedulers.
Will see how it goes especially for the image-heavy subpages but i had to switch to manage updates via my new env instead of the Webflow UI. Next step here: launching Keystatic
New Landingpreneur site is live.
There are gonna be many more field logs from real projects and companies.
A lot of boring tasks to do from the technical perspective. But hey, if you're operating rather than talking then you know exactly what I mean
Moving on.
lot of you guys say it's over for CMSes, no-code, ui-based apps etc
BUT
almost everyone of you is deep in tech
AND
almost no one says anything about the other side of the market who doesn't use AI ... all these "old" businesses
I'm aiming to this direction where $ still flow
RTX PRO 4500 Blackwell is the new 3090... sadly it costs 3x higher than used predecessor. Yes, its has 32gb VRAM so 4 of them is gonna be 128gb which is nice for context. But still... tempting
@marclou I think we’re living in the times when we don’t just know it’s an ai slop. We can also spot the differences between different models. From Gemini to Claude etc. As soon as you start to refine it - it looks very familiar to regular design work tbh. AI it’s just a tool.