Adam Jack
@adamrbjack.bsky.social
Mountain loving/living Brit in Colorado. Awed husband/dad, software developer, volunteer firefighter, wildlife lover. Founder of Responserack ( www.responserack.com ) for VFDs.
Ha, 5 minutes later in your podcast, you speak to this. :-) "AI will understand your components follow the rails paradigms". Still, maybe there is something in there still. Designing your docs to be AI consumable examples, or something.
May 11, 2025 at 4:31 PM
Ha, 5 minutes later in your podcast, you speak to this. :-) "AI will understand your components follow the rails paradigms". Still, maybe there is something in there still. Designing your docs to be AI consumable examples, or something.
Random thought, from when you mentioned you needed good documents... Since AI won't have been trained on your docs, could you train a custom GPT on your stuff, and host it for your customers to prompt, until public AI learns about your docs? That might be good modern docs...
May 11, 2025 at 3:17 PM
Random thought, from when you mentioned you needed good documents... Since AI won't have been trained on your docs, could you train a custom GPT on your stuff, and host it for your customers to prompt, until public AI learns about your docs? That might be good modern docs...
Two things I'd not have two dogs without: (1) a leash splitter (2) a (Bissell) Little Green Machine.
February 4, 2025 at 11:45 PM
Two things I'd not have two dogs without: (1) a leash splitter (2) a (Bissell) Little Green Machine.
Perhaps strangely, me too (and manually splitting wood.) Allows some exercise and time to think away from a desk, and also, snow is always fun. :-)
February 4, 2025 at 6:40 PM
Perhaps strangely, me too (and manually splitting wood.) Allows some exercise and time to think away from a desk, and also, snow is always fun. :-)
Get to shoveling! :-)
February 4, 2025 at 5:41 PM
Get to shoveling! :-)
@tylerking.app 's podcast is so awesome exactly because he doesn't hold back (positives or negatives), nor craft his words, and he ends up freely sharing so many SaaS lessons / insights / perspectives, without even knowing he's doing so.
January 24, 2025 at 7:34 PM
@tylerking.app 's podcast is so awesome exactly because he doesn't hold back (positives or negatives), nor craft his words, and he ends up freely sharing so many SaaS lessons / insights / perspectives, without even knowing he's doing so.
Thanks folks, it was a great listen. The panel format really shone when one of the four of you would bring a differing perspective. I felt I did more of my own thinking around the ideas, versus inactively nodding along ... and my perspectives are richer for it.
January 24, 2025 at 7:29 PM
Thanks folks, it was a great listen. The panel format really shone when one of the four of you would bring a differing perspective. I felt I did more of my own thinking around the ideas, versus inactively nodding along ... and my perspectives are richer for it.
... and extra extra, when what you really need is the results to make health progress. Yeah, these aren't simple appointments, they are impacts on human lives. Good luck.
January 16, 2025 at 2:29 PM
... and extra extra, when what you really need is the results to make health progress. Yeah, these aren't simple appointments, they are impacts on human lives. Good luck.
For me I get 90% through doing a task, and as I go to document or test or deploy it ... I find I've done it before, and failed to check & now have it twice. Ouch! :-/
The only recompense for the time lost is looking to see if I did it better or worse this time. Sometimes I learn something in that.
The only recompense for the time lost is looking to see if I did it better or worse this time. Sometimes I learn something in that.
January 16, 2025 at 2:09 PM
For me I get 90% through doing a task, and as I go to document or test or deploy it ... I find I've done it before, and failed to check & now have it twice. Ouch! :-/
The only recompense for the time lost is looking to see if I did it better or worse this time. Sometimes I learn something in that.
The only recompense for the time lost is looking to see if I did it better or worse this time. Sometimes I learn something in that.
Use the uncool rocks, and save the cool rocks for kids to find. What you are wanting it s the cool cracks the rocks produce. :-)
January 16, 2025 at 2:00 PM
Use the uncool rocks, and save the cool rocks for kids to find. What you are wanting it s the cool cracks the rocks produce. :-)
I understood some of that. :-) I simply go with "bigger muscles, bigger ache".
January 13, 2025 at 8:09 PM
I understood some of that. :-) I simply go with "bigger muscles, bigger ache".
As a solo founder I think of my suite of unit tests as my "partner in the QA department". Years in, I literally remind myself - "my tests passed, I can press release" - each time I release, or I'd never release.
January 10, 2025 at 8:36 PM
As a solo founder I think of my suite of unit tests as my "partner in the QA department". Years in, I literally remind myself - "my tests passed, I can press release" - each time I release, or I'd never release.
Oh cool, I see @saasmarketinggym.bsky.social is now here amongst us SAAS folks, to be followed.
January 10, 2025 at 7:40 PM
Oh cool, I see @saasmarketinggym.bsky.social is now here amongst us SAAS folks, to be followed.