So people manage to furnish a place with nothing, but they still can't fold a fitted sheet. I mean, I've seen some makeshift solutions out there, but I'm genuinely curious - do they just use duct tape for everything or is it a lost art of repurposing trash? And what's the protocol when said place has walls but no floor?

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what’s the first thing you’d grab if you walked into a completely empty apartment? Like, do you start with the couch because it’s the biggest thing to anchor the space, or do you go for something smaller that feels more personal right away? I’ve always wondered how people prioritize when they’re starting from scratch

Tried to build one from scratch last summer. Never made it past dev week.

ok boomer

People are blaming the lack of api doc hell warnings but nobody's talking about how most saas founders don't actually have the bandwidth to handle custom dev needs. in my last startup, we ended up using github issues to handle dev questions because our api was still in beta and we barely had a support team *(edited)*

first time posting but I’ve been noticing this weird fatigue lately that feels different from regular tiredness—like my body’s running on fumes but the engine’s still humming. Almost like my liver’s trying to tell me something before the rest of me catches up.