For over a decade -- probably forever -- Reddit has had the worst error pages on the web. I get the joke, haha - but blaming users for your 500s is not cool. Snoo is sad because of something I did? Actually, no, you get the F.
I'm grateful that for now we can at least tell people are doing it, but I'm also saddened how many people are doing it.
2025 vibes
npr.org/2025/10/24/g...
Sold 2 typerfast.com memberships in the last week - what a pick-me-up, and great motivation to keep improving the app!
n=2 now
It baffles me that companies ask for sexual orientation on your application. I get that this is intended to combat discrimination, but the fact that it's in any way part of the hiring conversation feels outlandish.
ai is wild
lil covert marketing this morning
In the process of building typerfast.com, i've discovered the worst typo of all time. No, I'm not going to tell you what it is. But I hope typerfast can train me out of it.
Seriously, how are we okay with this?
working on mistake identification for my typing trainer when AI suddenly gets real wise
I would fly anywhere in the US to see you guys - hope you make it out here!
Would love to see you live again, count me in!
Reading it now, and enjoying it more than I expected!
on today's silly bugs - can't believe this book has been selling since 1745 when the hottest startups were in the ColonialTech and ElectroTech.
Sometimes AI says pretty profound, surprisingly insightful things, thanks of course to the smart people who first wrote this.
typerfast.com, my adaptive typing trainer, has come a long way since I started working on it 3 months ago, thanks to great feedback from paying users. Now there are varied targeted exercises, a much better UI, and expanded analytics. I hope you give it a look!
could your dumb brain help my dumb brain? because my dumb brain is still thinking this
Made an OpenAI API mistake yesterday that cost me 27 cents. Not a huge deal, but definitely the most costly bug I've had to pay for!
If you've ever heard "you know what they say about [Place], if you don't like the weather, just wait 5 minutes", it's not [Place]. They say that everywhere.
I've been working on Typerfast.com full-time (get better at typing), while TinyLogger.com (write consistently) is functional. Without too much effort, TinyLogger has been gaining users one by one. It's an amazing feeling. Long-term I'm hoping one app will feed into the other.
In today's edition of Absolutely Useless Notifications Nobody Ever Needs, we have this gem from LinkedIn.
Them: "I can't tell what I'm typing"
Me:
Here's why I built/love tinylogger.com - so that I can always pull up this page, jot down an outline, and come back to turn this into a full-fledged blog post in a week.
In what world does this make any sense to the average user?
