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May 5

How I Built a SaaS in Two Nights: My First Sale Came 6 Hours After Launch.

I rode the OpenClaw hype wave, shipped SimpleClaw in two nights, got my first sale at 02:53 AM, and learned (the hard way) why distribution…

How I Built a SaaS in Two Nights: My First Sale Came 6 Hours After Launch.

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Jan 10

How to Be Broke, Unhealthy, Lonely, Dumb

If you want a life of endless struggle, constant fatigue, empty nights, and foggy thinking, you have come to the right place. This guide is…

How to Be Broke, Unhealthy, Lonely, Dumb

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Dec 26, 2023

What’s a Monad?!!

A gem of lambda calculus and functional programming

What’s a Monad?!!

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Jan 20

The SQL vs NoSQL Debate - Part 1

Why Databases Are Secretly Backwards and How to Not Screw It Up

The SQL vs NoSQL Debate - Part 1

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Jan 12

AI for shopping?! Google andShopify join hands for Agentic AI Shopping

They launched this thing called the Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP), and suddenly, the future of buying stuff sounds like it was scripted…

AI for shopping?! Google andShopify join hands for Agentic AI Shopping

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Jan 11

How To Achieve Anything By Lying To Yourself

How Bold Lies Can Rewrite Your Reality and Unlock Unlimited Success

How To Achieve Anything By Lying To Yourself

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Jan 8

The End of “Just Knowing How to Code”

Tailwind Labs just laid off 75% of its engineering team. If you think your technical skills are your “moat,” you aren’t paying attention.

The End of “Just Knowing How to Code”

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Jan 7

Cool trick: How to Do Analytics Using Only CSS

Most analytics systems start with the same assumption… you need JavaScript.

Cool trick: How to Do Analytics Using Only CSS

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Jan 5

To Learn Anything, First Unlearn School

A college friend once hit me up out of the blue…

To Learn Anything, First Unlearn School

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Jan 5

Second-Order Thinking is the

Most people in markets are not foolish. They are simply standing on the wrong floor of the building.

The Builders by Jacob Lawrence

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Riki Phukon

Engineer and indie hacker writing field notes on building software. I write from experiments, shipped projects, and lessons learned. More: github.com/phukon

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