Made a personal website, mainly just so i can start adding few blogs, and more personal tinker projects that i might put out during this learning journey.
Need to learn how to show what u build rather than just blind side build with claude.
https://t.co/AouaBC1LrO
been quietly working on a new idea for the past week. came from conversations with friends in pune about how hard it is to monetize the communities people are actually part of (whatsapp groups, rotary clubs, that kind of thing). Will be releasing the product out soon.
could try to go full-time on it and raise. that path works for a lot of people. for me, i don't want to drop the things i'm genuinely enjoying right now. still applying for jobs. still doing dsa daily. want to spend real time on the conceptual part of things a bit, which i've barely touched.
i just like sitting down and figuring things out for myself. don't want to trade that for one big bet.
Gonna be going back to basics, trying to get better at system design, dsa, alot more technical knowledge side.
Try to normalize actually knowing how to code, have felt for a while that part has been missing, and taking the fun out of building a startup for me.
just launched: @mobbin mcp 💛
your AI agents can now search 600,000+ real app screens. paywalls, onboarding, checkout, permissions — from apps that already shipped.
ai tools can write code. they just don't know what good looks like. now they do.
👉 https://t.co/WL3IofRU84
Pivoting the product quite a bit, focusing more towards building something for small organisers in india as of now.
Realised the earlier ticketing model is quite redundant to tackle after luma.
Quite excited with it, got validation from a friend as well around the same today.
# Day 5
Woke up quite late, so rewrote the entire opentelemetry design, removed all noisy apis, understood and broke down backend service to proper hono, trpc and better auth apis.
Learnt alot from a technical telemetry standpoint.
Found this out today, once the website was up, got alot of spam bot api calls trying to find api and page routes on the website.
Did not know this is quite common, was aware of DDOS, but yeah added a path regex checker to block the random calls.
Using @SignozHQ and @opentelemetry by the way.
trpc quite underrated but very promising when working with apis
very clean type checks when i am working with a monorepo with the api and web folders seperate, or even with additional package folders using the apis.
Effective today, we are:
1) Doubling Claude Code’s 5-hour rate limits for Pro, Max, and Team plans;
2) Removing the peak hours limit reduction on Claude Code for Pro and Max plans; and
3) Substantially raising our API rate limits for Opus models.
Opentelemetry is a challenge, i feel i have made some headway towards the design for the logs, but still its very hard to read and there is alot of noise.
Will be taking this as a High Priority item for tomorrow, before building the rest of the screens.
# Day 4
Quite less progress today, will have to push through the next 2 days.
Worked on bug fixes with the ECS containers, there was an underlying web react file, constantly rolling back the new version tags, took a while but figured the issue out with @SignozHQ logs.