How to build your startup in 5 lines of code
How to build your startup in 5 lines of code (in python of course)
Recently updated projects
- Over 2,000 weekly Flow Club sessions
- SweatCommute - A Next.js app that integrates with Strava to track and visualize run commutes
- MoveWhile - Voice coding copilot — control Claude Code entirely by voice from your phone while you're away from your desk
- O'Reorg Trail - A retro pixel art Oregon Trail-style game to test understanding of vibe code projects/PRs
- Phone Free - Can you go an hour without touching your phone?
- VibeReps - Tend to your quads while you tend to your Claudes
- Vibecode Together - StumbleUpon for vibe-coded projects
- Lock In - Generate personalized 5-minute meditations/priming audio for work, competition, sleep, or a reset
- Fun demo of a hack using
gpt-realtimewithgetUserMediato get feedback on my landing page and judge my facial reactions to the suggestions
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The central thesis of Strong Opinions, Weakly Held (SOWH) is that action is usually the best way to gain more information, and action based upon a strong opinion brings about the best information.
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Lost Diamonds
Just as Carlos in Malcolm Gladwell's podcast had Eric Eisner championing his cause, I was fortunate enough to have a fifth grade teacher who believed in me. She pushed open doors for me even after one was seemingly slammed shut when my parents and I failed to turn in a financial aid form on time.
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