Joined October 2009
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May 11
true that!
they said AI would make humans work less
meanwhile I'm out here working 14 hours a day because I can build 10x more things
we got scammed by productivity lmao
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This app makes $60k/mo automating your chores
→ 30k downloads last month
→ Builds sunk cost via detailed onboarding
→ Promises relief with automated daily schedules
→ Drives yearly upgrades via household sharing
→ Reduces risk with exact cancellation dates
Just a smart schedule to keep your home clean
This app makes $200k/mo stopping your doomscrolling
→ 100k downloads last month
→ Triggers mortality anxiety with life grids
→ Manufactures authority using Ivy League logos
→ Forces gamified commitment before the paywall
→ Slashes price 50% on exit intent
Just an aggressive screen time blocker.
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THIS stretching app is doing $500k/month - and their onboarding exit intent flow is brilliant.
Onboarding:
→ Sells the dream first ("You'll feel great)
→ Secures iOS widget placement immediately
→ Extracts rapid micro-commitments (goals, pain points, age)
Paywall:
→ Anchors a massive price ($79.99)
→ Slashes it instantly by 50% ($39.99/yr)
→ Micro-frames the cost (Just $3.32/mo)
→ "One-Time Offer" on close, $23.99/yr
If you're building a hyper-personalised habit loop and aren't afraid of aggressive exit-intent pricing, conversions skyrocket.
Make it impossible for them to say no.
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Apr 26
🎟️ Got my ticket for the new home for #buildinpublic.
X is shutting down Communities on May 30. Come with me: buildinpublic.com/?ref=nik_a…
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Apr 26
this is going to be fun!
0 → 72 hours
I'm giving myself 72 hours to build and ship the dumbest - smartest mobile game idea I've had in a while.
It's called Battl, battery battle.
Only people with less than 4.20% battery can enter.
I've already built an app that crossed 11k downloads, let's see if I can build this out in 72 hours.
Would you play this? LSGGGG. next update in an hour.
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Mar 18
interesting project
Mar 18
I replaced FastAPI's entire HTTP core with Zig.
Same decorator API. Same Pydantic models. 7× faster.
47,832 req/s vs FastAPI's 6,800. 2.09ms p50 latency.
Introducing. TurboAPI.
Here's the story..
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Mar 17
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Mar 5
Dangers of vibe coding at rapid speed
- Lack of Due diligence with generated code
- AI slop - complicated logic and often repeated (context issue especially if your code base is big)
Like any other thing in life moderation is the key, don’t make your reasoning and debugging skills obsolete (at-least not yet :))
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Mar 3
1. Google antigravity ide for most coding tasks that need full repo context and tool use (agentic coding / planning mode)
2. Google Gemini for general use and ideation
3. SuperGrok for market research
4. ChatGpt (free version; for logs or json data review, summarisation etc.)
what do you use, lemme know
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25 Aug 2017
I'm brushing up on my ES6 with @swizec's free cheatsheet! 🙌 Check it out es6cheatsheet.com
15 Jan 2011
Tell a man that there are 400 billion stars and he'll believe you. Tell him a bench has wet paint and he has to touch it