Robin Faber
@robinfaber.bsky.social
Data & AI Automation | Building production AI automations @ Faiber | Measurable, safe, fast
👋 Hey everyone!
I’m building bedrijvenbestandopensource.nl (BOS).
An AI-powered business registry for the Dutch market 🇳🇱.
BOS uncovers what businesses actually do with real data, maps, and insights.
Great for governments to keep oversight.
Now doing some PoC's with various local governments.
I’m building bedrijvenbestandopensource.nl (BOS).
An AI-powered business registry for the Dutch market 🇳🇱.
BOS uncovers what businesses actually do with real data, maps, and insights.
Great for governments to keep oversight.
Now doing some PoC's with various local governments.
BOS - Bedrijvenbestand Open Source
Bedrijvenbestand Open Source (BOS) onthult wat het handelsregister verbergt. Krijg eindelijk overzicht van alle bedrijfsactiviteiten om u heen met AI informatie.
bedrijvenbestandopensource.nl
September 26, 2025 at 8:05 AM
👋 Hey everyone!
I’m building bedrijvenbestandopensource.nl (BOS).
An AI-powered business registry for the Dutch market 🇳🇱.
BOS uncovers what businesses actually do with real data, maps, and insights.
Great for governments to keep oversight.
Now doing some PoC's with various local governments.
I’m building bedrijvenbestandopensource.nl (BOS).
An AI-powered business registry for the Dutch market 🇳🇱.
BOS uncovers what businesses actually do with real data, maps, and insights.
Great for governments to keep oversight.
Now doing some PoC's with various local governments.
If I stack one lasagna on top of another, is it still one lasagna?
September 6, 2025 at 1:05 PM
If I stack one lasagna on top of another, is it still one lasagna?
Great tips!
I've had some great success with letting Cursor document a lot. For example, I'm letting it update a very detailed README constantly. Its better at keeping in mind the total scope of the project when adding new features.
I've had some great success with letting Cursor document a lot. For example, I'm letting it update a very detailed README constantly. Its better at keeping in mind the total scope of the project when adding new features.
March 12, 2025 at 4:25 PM
Great tips!
I've had some great success with letting Cursor document a lot. For example, I'm letting it update a very detailed README constantly. Its better at keeping in mind the total scope of the project when adding new features.
I've had some great success with letting Cursor document a lot. For example, I'm letting it update a very detailed README constantly. Its better at keeping in mind the total scope of the project when adding new features.
Although we all take pride in writing good code, we'll have to see coding as a means to an end. We're not in the coding business anymore, we're in the product building business.
March 12, 2025 at 4:04 PM
Although we all take pride in writing good code, we'll have to see coding as a means to an end. We're not in the coding business anymore, we're in the product building business.
Before you start building a feature or whatever, let Cursor first write a very detailed tasklist in an .md file. Then let it go through each task one by one and execute.
March 12, 2025 at 3:14 PM
Before you start building a feature or whatever, let Cursor first write a very detailed tasklist in an .md file. Then let it go through each task one by one and execute.
Wait till you find out about Cursor rules and MCP servers. 🤯
February 24, 2025 at 5:18 PM
Wait till you find out about Cursor rules and MCP servers. 🤯
Looks good! Does it work in VSCode?
November 20, 2024 at 2:22 PM
Looks good! Does it work in VSCode?