We talk about BJJ, but I promise it's actually interesting. We plead with a former client to be a good guy.

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93: Be a good guy

Daniel took a job! John built the write-only tool of his dreams. We wonder if $1T AI valuations are real. We briefly broach Altman's wafer.

100: Daniel fires himself

We're back from Laracon (and Gen Con).

99: Cosmetically holed

98: John fires himself

Daniel built something very cool. <a href="https://crux.coulb.com/">Try Crux here</a>.

97: Introducing Crux

John is back from his honeymoon. Daniel played in a poker tournament. We talk about a wide range of topics, none of which have anything to do with running a web development agency.

96: Neither great, nor drunk

We have a new client. We have so many topics we can't discuss. So we talk about fun things instead.

95: We get hired to resolve unpleasantness

We got $40k that was owed to use months ago.

94: How to get paid

We're learning a lot from early Tidy users. We're sending a cease and desist.

92: The trap I set for you seems to have caught my leg instead

We have an idea to do Thunk marketing and Tidy marketing at the same time. And it feels like a breakthrough.

91: The agency's agency

Business

Entreprenariat

Technologies

We (John and Daniel) are co-founders of a small software development agency. This is a recording of our weekly "state of the company" call where we discuss the nitty gritty details of running our business day-to-day.

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93: Be a good guy

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100: Daniel fires himself

99: Cosmetically holed

98: John fires himself

97: Introducing Crux

96: Neither great, nor drunk

95: We get hired to resolve unpleasantness

94: How to get paid

93: Be a good guy

92: The trap I set for you seems to have caught my leg instead

91: The agency's agency