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Things are just as they are, and I’m here for it

Joined January 2013
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Raisindabar
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When an authentic person succeeds without compromising their values, it exposes the compromises everyone else made. It acts as a mirror, forcing others to look at their own conformity and lack of courage.
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When someone who doesn't conform to traditional, noisy approval-seeking paths succeeds, it often breaks the observer's worldview.
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Panic mode on? 🏴‍☠️
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Building in public is dead.
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Aight now
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I built Roundabout, a free little browser game where you fix city traffic before it jams 🚗🚦 6 cities, traffic lights & roundabouts! roundabout.ahmadfiroz.com/ LMK WDYT? 🤔
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Atlas keeps the session history so your team can trace what happened.
Atlas is now open for enterprises and Pro members. Your team writes code with AI agents. But who's responsible when it breaks? That's the problem I kept noticing in engineering teams back in January. Today, Atlas is finally in a position to fight it head on: - Every agent session captured securely - Your whole team works from one timeline - Shared memory and context across sessions and teammates So no agent ever starts from zero. And this is only what's live today. Next up: when your deployed app breaks, Atlas fixes it automatically, remembers what caused the crash and actively stops you from repeating it. Software that doesn't fail twice. (Pro starts at $20 and includes the coding models you already love btw) If your team is shipping with agents, you deserve to know what they're shipping. Do you actually know what yours shipped last week?
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We go be alright
xtool is an open-source, cross-platform alternative to Xcode that can build and deploy iOS apps from Linux, Windows and macOS. It builds Swift packages into iOS apps, then signs and installs them, and it can interact with Apple Developer Services from code. It runs on Linux, Windows through WSL, and macOS, and it is released under the MIT license. Repo: github.com/xtool-org/xtool
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With elegance and beauty on your side, You are stronger than you know.
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Art doesn't have inherent, objective meaning it’s a relational phenomenon. Context isn't a background. It's a co-creator. The experience is the art, not the object. Stop obsessing over technical perfection and start mastering the environment where your work lives.
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Learn to distinguish commentary from companionship. Silence is the highest-bandwidth environment for pure execution. Measure people by their skin in the game, not the fluency of their critique. You win not by convincing the crowd, but by creating a reality so undeniable that their belief becomes irrelevant. Validation is a luxury. In economics and evolutionary theory, uncalibrated input is treated as noise. When you operate without supporters, your feedback system simplifies to a single point: direct contact with reality. The market, the code, or the physical constraints of the problem become your only sounding board, removing the buffer of social politeness and replacing it with pure, unvarnished signal. The highest form of execution requires total intellectual sovereignty.
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When you share brilliance with someone who cannot recognize it, don’t be surprised when they mistake you for a fool.
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A spine is clearly an optional accessory for people ☢️
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It takes a remarkable lack of self-respect to rewrite history in real time.
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Cowardice is remarkably quiet.
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They disappear because your presence reminds them of what they lack. Balls.
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There are moments that call for high philosophy, and moments that require a rich, unprintable Bengali dialect 🍚
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Stop filling the gaps for people who would happily watch you drown just to keep their own hands dry
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