I enjoy it when my wife works in the office with me but she always opens up all the blinds...

No matter how much I prep, test it, re-test it...hitting the "go" on an artisan command that triggers a flood of emails to users always gets my blood pumping!

I wrote about how AI is less dangerous than we think...it's how we use it that matters. Bad design is AI agnostic.
peter.coffee/ai-dangers-are-just-bad-design

I'm taking the jump to go full indie-dev/consultant. 🚀 I'm planning to do fractional engineering leadership while also working on apps on the side. I've been working on audiobrevity.com just a few hours a night and I'm excited to give it a real push.

For the moment I'm working to continue to build up my pipeline of clients and get more users into Audio Brevity.

Currently I'm looking for any and all tips on going indie, pitfalls that others have run into, experiences that I could learn from, anything.

Thanks in advance!

In case I'm not the only one who has hidden migrations haunting them...
I was playing with `pgvector` locally a bit ago, did some migrations, rolled them back, and being in another branch I knew the migrations weren't being deployed....or so I thought...

A quick `$ find ....` and I found it in the vendor files.

I wrote up more here: peter.coffee/hidden-laravel-migrations

...hopefully it helps someone else who stumbles across this...

❓I'm also curious if there are some docs on this I'm missing somewhere...