current favorite stacks /// name-dropping. dev ::: @code, @cline (gemini 2.5 pro/flash), @Context7AI, gemini code assistant, @figma, @github, @Namecheap, @SendGrid, @lmsqueezy . tech ::: @nextjs, @appwrite, @tailwindcss, @daisyui_ . content ::: focusee @iMobie_Inc, @CleanShot,

new reality 0_o

product's done. i use it daily. but writing about it? feels like hitting a brick wall. how do builders break through the mental block of marketing?.

we're living in a 'demo' world. the culture of 'any day now'. a(g)i is almost here. blockchain will be everywhere any day now. quantum processors are about to change everything. robots are coming. medtech is on the verge. soon. any day now. .

so i took my failed ai research. and turned it into content. genius or fool? :). okay. the real idea was twofold:. → when using llms for research, be super careful. you have to spend most of your time (like 80%) fact-checking everything. digging into sources, finding new.

how i tried to game the system, but failed and had an epiphany instead :). got curious about geo (generative engine optimization), did a quick research dive with gemini. all i saw was the usual hype: 'paradigm shift', 'new approaches', 'the old seo is dead', etc. my cynical brain

this is neat. can't wait for the moment entire operating systems are built this way desktop / mobile / iot / ar/vr. os that's less a set of tools and more a cognitive partner one that understands intent + builds what you need on the fly. but the other side of this is kind of.

expectations are a killer. they're everywhere / outside of us, but especially inside a truly destructive practice. don't apply them to yourself / your kids / or anyone around you. remember → happiness is a choice, not a consequence . don't confuse point A with point B /.

that whole thing gets me thinking about phygital. everyone thinks phygital is about combining the physical + digital / like a bank branch with a café + virtual assistant / store with interactive installations + virtual fitting rooms. but what if true phygital is social division?.

just pulled off a wild experiment. stumbled upon some psychologist on IG stories / focused on self-expression + art therapy + fighting procrastination. of course, it's the standard marketing funnel: post → long-read → lead magnet → application for a diagnostic session. the

back in barcelona /// ah, i love this city.

geo (generative engine optimization) is coming to blow up search as we know it / google's all in, so yeah, time to pay attention. → the screenshot is just recursion porn, lol

just built the ultimate vibe-coding rig / yeah, i know it's ai-gen fake, but tell me it's not exactly what you all secretly want :)

whatever anyone says, price is king / it's not the first thing, but when the quality is comparable, it absolutely seals the deal. i actually think text tokenization tech has hit a wall / from here on out, it's just commoditization for text(code)-gen-ai products + bloody

opus 4 dropped a couple weeks back, and it's supposedly the LLM leader for coding, but google's not sleeping on it. which honestly, i'm stoked about

ai isn't just a tool anymore (no, it totally still is). → it's a full-blown religion / everyone's simultaneously building businesses, memes, and illusions around it.

if some vibe-coder starts from PRD, you can tell 'em to fck off. gen-ai models don't care about user pain, use cases, JTBD, or GTM. technical spec (aka tech requirements) is the only thing that matters for context.

this dude is dropping some serious base / wish i actually applied it instead of just understanding :/.

i dig NotebookLM, but sometimes i wonder if it's just a fast track to losing analytical edge.

yeah, i'm definitely anti-vibe coding, especially in that Andrej Karpathy sense {just give in to the vibe, accept everything, stuff the errors back into the model, and loop forever} / that's bs + new, dumb religion. but it's a huge kick to watch how much the dev paradigm (really,.