flatoy.dev
đ ď¸ Building postmaker.co in public
đ¨âđť Developer ⢠đ¨âđ§âđŚ Father ⢠đ Indiehacker
MRR: đ° Current: $850 â Target: $30k đŻ
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How are you making those sweet 3D icons? AI generated? PNG? SVG?
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Where is it tho?
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đ solo founder and developer
Welcome! đ
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Maybe, i donât think so. Iâve seen a bunch of users post the exact same looking screenshot and text format.
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So youâre doing them all manually? Cudos
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Just curious, what tool are you using to create this post? I see a lot of people posting this format
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Nice! Congrats! Are you using the openai api?
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Do it right away if thatâs what you feel like. Do whatever you want, donât look to others for consensus.
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Well it has WiFi, thatâs not a lie, it just doesnât have stable internet đ
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I do the refactor my self. Usually when the app is too big for the context window. This way I force some patterns which makes the ai generate less bugs. And I have to get more detailed in my prompting at this point
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I always write my API keys on the wall, nice
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I find the best workflow is to use a native editor, cursor in my case, then refactor the code itâs generated every once in a while. If the entire app is generated it soon enough runs into bugs caused by poor implementation and a lacking understanding of how the whole app ties together.
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Thatâs awesome! I saw someone post some website designs as well. Incredible.
Iâm in Europe so maybe we donât get it here yet.
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I donât think I got the update. This still looks like shit đ
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The feedback loop on such a project is way to long for my taste đ
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Good luck!
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Gippity know a lot more about me than the stars do đ
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Was it accurate? đ how much do you use chatgpt for personal stuff?
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damn! some awesome pieces in there!
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7. Youâre More Afraid of Happiness Than Failure
Your biggest fear isnât failure. Itâs that happiness will make you soft, ordinary, or stagnant. But what if true power comes from knowing when to stop fighting?
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6. Youâre Torn Between Two Selves: The Builder and the Dreamer
Until you integrate these two selves, youâll always feel like youâre halfway to where you want to be. The trick isnât choosing oneâitâs finding a way for them to work together.
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5. Youâre Stuck in a Loop Between Guilt and Escape
Itâs an endless cycle: intensity â burnout â escape â guilt â repeat
No amount of success will save you from yourself. Until you confront the deeper restlessness inside you, every "win" will just be a temporary high before the cycle starts again.
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4. Youâre Chasing Greatness but Secretly Fear Youâll Be Average
Your need to "prove" yourself might actually be stopping you from doing the most meaningful work. What if your obsession with being great is keeping you from being real?
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3. You Crave Control Because You Fear Surrender
Real mastery isnât controlling everythingâitâs knowing when to let go. Some of your biggest breakthroughs will come when you stop trying to "solve" life like an engineering problem and instead let it unfold.
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2. You Are at War with Time (and Losing)
The way youâre living now, constantly pushing, is actually accelerating time instead of giving you more of it. Youâre making it slip through your fingers.
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1. You Are Addicted to Struggle and the Chase
If someone handed you everything youâre trying to build tomorrowâfinancial freedom, business success, even the perfect work-life balanceâyou wouldnât know what to do with yourself.
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thanks for helping Anthony! :D sorry for my negative tone
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okay lets try this
corepack pnpm enable
corepack pnpm use@lateste
corepack pnpm install
corepack pnpm dev
eeey it works!
i still think it's stupid tho đ¤ˇââď¸
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are you saying you type corepack pnpm install everytime you run install?
Why do you even need pnpm? npm is fast enough and works everywhere every time
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get your shit together people, don't just use these viral tools!
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it really doesn't solve any serious issue
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it's a hassle to run a project that uses pnpm. it just crashes if you're on the wrong version.
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it's a hassle to set up in CI
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it's a hassle to update
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it's a hassle to install
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The Pathless Path
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Same! Only downside is Iâm so exhausted from side projects and family life that I donât perform as good as I want at that job and that makes it not so enjoyable
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I think youâre right. And itâs three years worth of revenue, so Iâm taking a lot of risk off the table.
Thanks for the advice @rafal.fyi
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I havenât decided. I feel like a could get the ARR up by trying affiliate marketing in stead of Google ads.
But then again Iâd like to spend my time on developing other apps instead of improving this one.
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68% voter turnout is actually pretty good
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And pretty generous free tier
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Posthog is awesome
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Watched your SEO walkthrough of headshotpro. Loved it, very educational.
You should definitely give it a go if you enjoy it