Failure is one of humanity greatests traditions.

Hi, I want to give back to the internet world in exchange how much it gave me, so my next project I am building in public and documenting everything about it! If you would like to learn more about how to approach making a web based buisness, check it out. :) youtu.be/q0FqLzvYSeM

I made a guide for developers who feel lost within the ever changing world of AI Dev tools. It aims to offer advice, recommend and advise on this matter, so maybe you will feel less lost. :) Feel free to check it out. It is 100% free. wiksien.gumroad.com/l/aidevwork

For my most recent project I am using the Recharts library for graphs. Such a banger of a library. Go check it out: recharts.org/en-US

How @andrei.blue made $320 in 48 hours: The story of BlueskyMeter.com Quick Q&A with the creator of BlueskyMeter.com about what made his product what it is. 🚀

If I ever get to having my own place i would like to have a garden with herbs like mint, thyme and others so I can just come into the garden and pick fresh herbs off the bush. Come to think of it I probably could do it right now in just a pot, on a smaller scale.

During covid, my whole family got off lucky, no one died, no one got fucked up bad. Only my aunt died due to breast cancer, but that was indirect since probably she had harder time getting treatment for it. ...

My Bluesky profile about to surpass my X profile in terms of followers. Thats crazy. I worked like 3 months to get to 300 followers on X lol. Glory to Bluesky!

When otters go to sleep on the water, they start holding hands together so they don't drift away alone.

13 year old kid rugpulled a crypto shitcoin and made 30 grand. Then proceeded to make 2 other coins one named $ sorry and rugpulled them again. The future of finance is now. youtu.be/jZUeyFKw7u4?...

One cannot appreciate the stillness of the sea without witnessing its most violent storms.

Polish art history time! "Stańczyk," painted by Jan Matejko in 1862, is a powerful depiction of melancholy and introspection amidst political turmoil. Thread below.

Shout out to the people who like my posts! I appreciate you and your thumb to screen fast reaction speed. May your thumb get swole and powerful so you can flex it and show it off at parties and get all the girls, boys and whatever else you want.

Still plenty of room in my 👶🏻 NEWCOMERS starter pack. Less than 1000 followers? Indiehacker building something? Please like and comment below 👇 You don't have to share, but it helps us all if you do ❤️ go.bsky.app/75HfkVp

Be kind. Be kind to yourself. Be kind to others. Be kind to your failures and good thing will come.

I really like the "starter pack" feature. Met so many wonderful people I wouldn't have otherwise. Feel free to say hello if you are one of them.

How it feels to work on your personal project at 3AM.

What would you like to see more on Bluesky? Thinking about what to post. :D

How do you deal with fear of failure? Like sometimes I am anxious to do things, because I know they will be hard and I don't expect them to work out without trouble or some hardship. it's like a shadow that no matter where you go, goes with you.

Welcome to the app that can't be named! I find it funny people from X call Bluesky funny names like. "The other one", "Butterfly" or just "🦋" The subtle censorship is so blatant on X. What are some other funny ways others refer to Bluesky?

What have you worked on today? #buildinpublic

Had a mysterious bug I tried to debug for the last 2 days. Prisma was returning null from the db, but only like sometimes. No other info, cryptic message, dead end. Switched to drizzle, bug is gone, documentation is awesome and shit just works. FOSS wins again!

Running away is easy; it's the shipping that's hard.

As indie hackers, we run on hope: Hope when that deployment fails. Hope when users aren't coming. Hope when the code breaks at 2AM. But here's the thing: Every successful founder started with just hope + persistence. Keep building. Your breakthrough is coming. 💪

Claude 3.5 is suprisingly kind. I honestly wish more people would conduct themselves like Claude does. It is a pleasure to work with it.

Valve's $10B+ success playbook: 1) Over-deliver on value. 2) Listen & implement user feedback religiously. 3) Ship only when it's truly ready. The result? Rabidly loyal customers. Build for users, not deadlines.

Finally done on the techical side of things for Mirror Mind. Now time for the presentation! Here is how things are going so far.

When building stuff don't forget to: 1) Drink water. 2) Take regular breaks. 3) Go on a walk once in a while to relax. Input in, input out. Take care of yourself and things will take care of themselves, if you put in the effort.

Why I use Clerk in all of my SaaS startups: 1) It works. 2) It is quick to set up. That's it. The less I have to worry about user auth the more I can spend on marketing and making things my users love.

What do you do when you loose hope and motivation to push further when making stuff? I know I will eventually get back up, but it just sucks to feel this way. How do people find the will?

Here is my entire tech stack for my new project called MirrorMind (not yet released). 1. Next.js 2. TypeScript 3. Prisma (ORM) 4. PostgreSQL (via Supabase) 5. Stripe 6. Clerk (Auth) 7. Python (Scripting for the scraper) 8. Shadcn/ui Rest in the comment below.

Looking for new friends on BlueSky. I am following anyone who comments under this post. :D #buildinpublic