I definitely need to master the notorious social media hook. And also need to learn how to compact a lot of information to fit the short form format, maybe.

We got 10 minutes. An interesting 10 minutes, but 10 minutes non the less.

We're working hard on preventing the viewers from feeling like they watched a promotional video, instead we want to stimulate their curiosity and sparkle their genuine interest at the end, as organically as possible.

That's the plan.

I will definitely look into this as well because prioritization is a skill I still need to master. Thank you for always being insightful.

I was tricked into reading an article full of compliments.

Because that is public

And by extreme ease I mean I may have borrowed time from tomorrow to complete this and may have gotten advice from multiple people in the process

"Upgrade today" seemed like a humbler variant for the nonchalant youth.

We will use that on some of our products.

For our context, we chose to use "upgrade" because it fits the audience well.

I wanted to be motivational but still keep it cool. Our slogan is "Shape the future". This is because one of my flaws is that I tend to always project blueprints bigger than myself from day 1.

I wanted to be motivational but still keep it cool. Our slogan is "Shape the future". This is because one of my flaws is that I tend to always project blueprints bigger than myself from day 1.

"Upgrade today" seemed like a humbler variant for the nonchalant youth. We will use that on some products.

This was good, in a way. It made it possible to decouple the website content from what we would like the LLMs say about it.

Also, I (hypothetically) learned how to build a blank page that the LLMs can call the best website ever created.

I should add that for single page applications build with react, this does not work out of the box, because the application does not typically load the JavaScript bundle for automated systems. So it was necessary to add extra metadata specifically tailored to LLMs.

Either way, this is super interesting and I'm always looking forward to tools that enhance the human experience.

It has been a strange feeling realizing the somewhat predictable and stable world view people had is going to be replaced by faster and exponential change cycles we can't imagine.

I guess I can throw the well known humble brag in here about unhealthy perfectionism being a flaw I have to learn to overcome.

Even though I tend to enjoy the pain of the process, I wouldn't say I encountered difficult parts other than the fact that I have to learn a great amount of information in addition to building the software and the products.

I have also learned to ask for work from, and give feedback to, other professionals who excel at some skills better than I do. Visual design, for example. And I enjoyed the interaction of delegating work and seeing the end results.