When your co-founder is crazy creative , has some time on his hands and an AI video tool 🤣

youtu.be/LWHVmrZDQ4M?...

In the words of Borat, great success! 😀

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We're doing AI too!
Just kidding, but AI was used to build this little tool but it made building it a whole lot fast:

toBsky.com a free Bluesky profile URL shortener with click analytics.

Give it a try and let me know what you think! #Bluesky

Note to self: any database migration operation on production should start with a backup 😭

Lucky it was just a little field with no critical consequences

Another lesson from the Syrian regime overthrow that can be applied in business:

If you're too busy fighting competitors, a small startup (nation) might swoop in and destroy your assets/business.

Upgraded our node servers to Ubuntu 22+ (it's a PITA) and puppeteer is giving me trouble
"Failed to launch the browser process! no such file or directory system.slice is not a snap cgroup"

Seems related to user lingering for long processes

Things to learn from the rebels taking over Syria:

1) Ship fast
2) You don't have to replace everyone when doing a reorganization
3) Toyotas will get you anywhere

Building a software product (maybe not just software?) and later building a company teaches you a lot of things.
1) "bug free" doesn't exist, shit breaks and it's OK
2) don't go for perfect, go with "just good enough" and iterate on that, refine it by 1% daily.

Building a bootstrap company that became more than 2 people in a garage makes me understand I have to learn to manage people and time better... anyone got book/reading recommendations for me?