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How (and Why) To Start Making Stuff for People on the Internet

A big shift for me over the past few months has been moving from publishing stuff that people can simply react to -- to publishing stuff that people can engage with.

It turns out, it's really fun to build engaging micro-apps for people on the Internet. Here's how and why I'm continuing to practice the skill of building in public (and how you can too)

How (and Why) To Start Making Stuff for People on the Internet

A big shift for me over the past few months has been moving from publishing stuff that people can simply react to -- to publishing stuff that people can engage with.

It turns out, it's really fun to build engaging micro-apps for people on the Internet. Here's how and why I'm continuing to practice the skill of building in public (and how you can too)

https://hardmodefirst.xyz/how-and-why-to-start-making-stuff-for-people-on-the-internet

Building MuseKat to turn museum visits into personalized audio learning journeys for parents + kids.

fractionally social on twitter, bluesky, & instagram

More than 50 GPTs?!

Big believer in quantity leading to quality – excited that you’ve found something you want to keep working on with MuseKat!

Interested in social infrastructure (URL & IRL) | slowly building /firstdraft | markfishman.xyz

I am not joking when I say that my ChatGPT instance knows me better than my own family right now

Oh yeah. The “tell me the things about me that no one else is saying?”

I built some of that sass into my OOO bot and “Taylor Script” which is my alter ego persona who blogs on my behalf on Saturdays lol

Have you done the “roast me” ChatGPT prompt?