builders: error messages are part of the product.
paid for plane wifi, but got no connection or explanation.
3 mysteries: payment failed? service down? missing a step?
genuine question: can improving a skill for GPT-6 make it worse for GPT-5?
better instructions for one, but worse for another.
has anyone compared them on the same task?
AI builders: ‘make it look good’ leaves a lot open.
i share Apple Notes with icons, animations and section references instead.
what's in your reference folder?
small win: built a pantry app my mum actually uses.
kept the features simple. she's happy with it.
what's the smallest thing you've built that someone still uses?
I’m spending a month in Kuala Lumpur to experience a completely different way of living.
One of my best friends has been traveling for more than two months. Watching that made me want to go somewhere far away and unfamiliar on my own.
It’s one of the best decisions I’ve made this year.
A drastic change of environment quickly reveals whether you actually like your life, or whether you’ve simply gotten used to it.
In Kuala Lumpur, the contrast is refreshing:
Different food.
Different routines.
People who seem more open to strangers and genuinely curious about where you’re from.
Being somewhere new gives you a clearer perspective on your own life.
Sometimes you need to leave your usual environment to see it clearly.
I’m starting to think the biggest business opportunities aren’t new ideas.
They’re expensive problems you keep solving manually until one day you finally say:
this is our leverage. let’s fix it.
@rezoundous sure, I'm looking forward to new model releases, but can we appreciate the power of Astra?! for my work, it's like having a really good copilot that can tackle tasks on its own, no problem
@GergelyOrosz I'd say it depends on how you use them. They can help you and the team, or fully outsource tasks so you can focus on more important stuff.