juanfrank77.bsky.social
A generalist with learning superpowers. Gone indie to defy the norm & making it on my own. Possible-ogist.
Cattle farmer by day. Indie creator by night.
https://juanfrank.substack.com/about
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Hmm weird. I only have access to Claude in a BYOK way.
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Check it out here.
open.substack.com/pub/juanfran...
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The daredevil trait to even sit on the edge of a rooftop lmao. 😆
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That's quite a sad thing but understandable as well.
I've been a happy paying user of Windsurf for several months (not only 'cause is half the price of Cursor).
With these news I don't know how to feel. I still want to use it but it doesn't make sense to keep paying for it 'cause no Claude there :(
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Ahhh dammit you caught me.
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Living the dream right there.
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If you live close to wild animals While getting paid users for your SaaS you are already GOAT.
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Increasingly more done. 😆
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Yeah pretty much.
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Hmmm interesting. Maybe I do.
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👍
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Thank you. That was the date of the first Sunday of this month.
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There's also an "intelligent browser" called Strawberry.
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Damn, you're killing it today!
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I just dusted off my unused account to upvote you.
Good luck!
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Looks like it's about time I ship that half-done project I've had for several months.
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Funny how that works.
I also have spent a lot of time trying to polish my writing to sound more native. And now it's much better to do the opposite of that lol
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It's a double-edged sword of losing potential customers due to that or due to the fact that they don't like the advertised price.
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Looks like I caught that habit of replying to comments 4-5 days later. I think I learned that from you.
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That was my #1 issue a few years ago.
Still, keeping it at 2-3 targets max feels off.
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Such is life. 😅
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Like everything, we have to pick our battles.
I could have done podcasting, or grow a YouTube channel.
But that would be me chasing "new, shiny" tactics and spreading myself too thin.
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I'd have been all over that thing if you launched on September of 2022. Around the time my writing was taking off.
But hey, we live and we learn.
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A veeeery underrated aspect of it.
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Sometimes I ride the wave off of pure adrenaline. No caffeine needed.
Other times I can barely check my emails lol
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Me doing some late nite coding with no caffeine and like 5-6 open tabs?
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Hahaha rough indeed. 😅
"Dislike" is putting it mildly.
I don't use the word "hate" that often for most things...
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It's all a balance between what makes me happy and what makes family members happy as well lol
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True. I didn't "enjoy it" as much as what most people would think.
But still... I didn't spend most of the time on the pc working on projects either. 😆
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Yeah. Quite intense indeed. My first contact with programming was pseudo code. And then got thrown into the deep end with C.
And for the object orientation, I was introduced to the supposed "wonderful" language of Java... 😑
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I touched my first lines of C from an intro course in college.
I always loved tech & computers but C programming was the hardest challenge for me.
Fun fact: I liked more making cool GUIs with ASCII characters than making fully functioning programs. 😆
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Yep, yep. 1000%
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Nice. I've been hearing lots of positive stuff about the Rails framework for years.
It's a shame that I never learned Ruby, had a good reason to do so, or did any major backend work that warranted it.
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Same. Routine is nice at the start but it gets pretty tiring quickly.
Part of what I do is to make sure I don't have to get a regular job again.
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Thank you Miguel.
I love you back!
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B does it for me. And I believe it can improve further.
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N8n IS indeed very cool.
Wish I could have more time to tinker around with it.
The Telegram message feature is super dope.
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Is a 100% true.
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That would be lovely...
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Golden ratio level code lol