Under 100 followers for 16 yrs. Next 16 yrs — who’s coming?

Day 1: colors before features. New macOS app. Working title: TidyMsg. Organizes messenger conversations by topic. Backend background, but I've been a one-man band long enough to do everything badly. One thing I always do early though: set up a theme switcher. Once the

AI made every UI polished. But polished isn't special anymore. To make something rough on purpose and make it work, you need your own design philosophy. Still figuring out where to even learn that.

But in software, perfect was valuable because it was hard. Now that polish is easy, what makes something special? (Tried replying to his posts a few times. All got hidden. Does he think I'm a bot? So here's a quote instead.)

Network grows, value goes up, but so does noise. Someone's gotta prune. Platform's trying but can't keep up, so people do it themselves. Reddit mods burning out left and right tells you everything. Drastic but I get it. Watching this one closely. Wanted to reply but got hit with

Kept wondering if #devglow is just adding noise. Another dev tool nobody asked for. But I still watch logs. That hasn't changed. devglow was a flat list of processes. For 1.5 I added a sidebar, split panes, tags. Tags because the same command can show up in different

Something can be useful to you and still be wrong. The ends don't justify the means, even when the results are good.

Added preset timers to todoglow (10, 25, 52 min, customizable). I've used pomodoro for years and the one thing I kept from it is the countdown. No circular clock, no break mode. The time left sits next to your todo text in the focus bar.

When you can execute, you don't need to believe you can.

Built a todo app where you never touch the mouse. For all the keyboard-obsessed knowledge workers. #buildinpublic

dear {{developer}}

RT @paulocoelho: Instead of using your thoughts, become your thoughts.