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2026-10-23 05:56:45 GMT

NanoUI parece promissor
Uma primeira impressão do NanoUI: aplicativos desktop em Zig, com a escolha de uma interface em Zig ou web por janela.
https://alexrios.me/blog/nanoui-first-look-br/
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2026-10-23 04:49:50 GMT

NanoUI 值得期待
初识 NanoUI：用 Zig 开发桌面应用，并为每个窗口选择 Zig 界面或 Web 前端。
https://alexrios.me/blog/nanoui-first-look-zh-hans/
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2026-10-23 03:41:58 GMT

NanoUI looks promising
A first look at NanoUI: desktop apps in Zig, with a choice of Zig or web interfaces for each window.
https://alexrios.me/blog/nanoui-first-look/
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2026-10-21 03:16:37 GMT

October 20th, 2026 | Working all day
Working all day. But I'm not forcing myself. I want to.
Haven't been like this for years.
https://alexwest.co/posts/1763
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2026-10-18 04:12:52 GMT

October 15th, 2026 | Reflecting
Since finishing the books and coming back, 3 months ago.
Here is what happened.
Not good. I’ll be honest with you.
I started everything with a bang.
Post with photo at the cafe, announcing the finalization of the books. Marc talked about them, they went viral, and I instantly got distracted and almost spent another month doing the audiobooks. Spent a week but stopped.
So stupid.
Week 1:
Posted about trying out codex, my laptop, etc
Did ok.
Next week, posted a video, on my sofa, announcing my comeback.
Did ok.
Lesson: Human posts do really well.
Week 2:
My 2nd video was me talking on the sofa again.
But it was a novel idea and had a funny intro and hook. Shot with my camcorder in retro style.
Video was so good it went viral with 100k views and created a trend.
Maybe I still got it.
Lesson: Videos and a tiny bit different does really well. It’s about creativity and originality.
Not to a crazy degree, but just a little.
The minimum effective dose of originality.
Week 3:
My sister visited for one week, and then I went to Greece for another week.
I went from being on a roll, to completely derailed.
My realization is that I need a form of video I can always do, even when I'm not feeling like performing and I'm traveling.
I think I want a podcast.
With other people as well, we have a fixed day, every week, etc.
Lesson: These YouTube videos are not easy with the lifestyle I want, I want a podcast. I am not a natural YouTuber.
Next weeks:
For the next weeks, things were going well. My twitter was good.
Launching shit. Recapping launches.
Found the best hook.
"Building a $1M business for the second time."
It's basic storytelling. It's more exciting and interesting than simply just launching.
LAUNCHES:
Ok, now let's recap my launches.
1st launch: Agency Siblings
Community style idea, very hard to pull off.
Even though I had traffic and some traction, it quickly died off.
I also think I went too expensive with the premium tier at $1,500/month.
I was working backwards to getting back to $500k/year.
But scaling when you are at $0 is getting to $1.
Not $500k. Basics. I've even written about this.
But I'm relearning the same lessons again.
Also, communities are not easy.
That's another thing identical to my first rodeo.
I started with community style ideas.
Ironic.
2nd launch: Podcast
Like I said, I want a video format I can do easily.
Did it with my friend Dmytro. We got something like 1,000 views.
Don’t care about it though, I like it and enjoy it and if I can do it in the format I am envisioning and I'm consistent, I'm sure it will do amazingly well.
3rd launch: AI Employees
I had very high hopes for this idea.
Spent months building it.
But got zero customers.
Again, it reminds me of my first rodeo, book one.
Lesson: stop wasting time, launch just landing pages and figure things out if you get paid.
4th launch: Jev shit
Jev was a trend that took over the internet for a couple of days.
For a change, I decided to jump on it and build a little product that (in my mind) could go viral.
Bullshit. Nothing.
This feels like those stupid products I built before writing 2 years of building products.
But at least it keeps up the momentum.
5th launch: Business Wiki Page
Made my first dollar!!!! Actually $80!!!
Fuck, this whole trajectory is so similar to book one, without me trying at all.
Actually, I was hoping that I would be "different" tihs time.
But it's kinda like GitGardener. Which was also pretty stupid, which also made my first dollar, and was also my 5th launch!
It's funny. These $75 dollars from a new project means so much more than $150/month from a zombie subscription on CyberLeads.
And once again, it's ironic.
I spent months building AI employees. Went nowhere.
Spent 24 hours building businesswikipage. Made money.
Again, relearning the same lessons.
Don’t overthink it.
6th launch: Growth Projections
I had extremely low expectations. But I just wanted to keep up the momentum and clear it from my TODO list.
A tool where you connect your Stripe and get your projected MRR plateau.
It was a small stupid app. And it's a 2016 style SaaS. Not 2026.
I also tried being a little polemical saying "stop measuring useless metrics like churn".
Got some snarky comments. Reminded me what being polemical is not my style. And it's not me.
I got criticized (not in a bad way, but a constructive way) by 2 very successful people I somewhat look up to.
A little brutal, but like cold water thrown to my face.
I can't just launch shit and expect to find "the one".
7th launch: CyberLeads 2.0
I decided to go back to my first love. CyberLeads.
And launch the new AI version of it.
There are companies making millions automating outbound with AI agents.
I can do the same but focus on agencies and shine and be in a blue ocean.
I prepared everything and launched...
Weird. Nothing. Crickets.
Scary. But also happy. I don't want to work on CyberLeads anymore.
8th launch -> ????
We'll see tomorrow.
But my overarching lessons are.
- move fast
- don't overthink it
- but also don't throw completely random shit at the wall
- find that balance
- and put in more effort with your launches
That's it, tomorrow I'm launching product number 8.
Wish me luck.
https://alexwest.co/posts/1762
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2026-10-17 06:51:23 GMT

sync.Mutex already spins
sync.Mutex has spun before parking since Go 1.5. A tour of its fast path, the four scheduler checks in runtime_canSpin, and why starvation mode turns spinning off.
https://alexrios.me/blog/go-spinlocks-sync-mutex/
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2026-10-17 05:33:35 GMT

The runtime lock and the spinbit
Go has a second mutex, used by the scheduler itself. Its waiters are OS threads, and since Go 1.24 one bit decides which of them may spin.
https://alexrios.me/blog/go-spinlocks-runtime-mutex/
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2026-10-17 04:12:05 GMT

Why there is no sync.SpinMutex
Go spins in both of its mutexes and exposes neither spin loop. The reason is context, and the fix for a hot lock is almost never a better way to wait.
https://alexrios.me/blog/go-spinlocks-no-spinmutex/
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2026-10-17 02:59:08 GMT

Spinning is a bounded bet
A handmade spinlock in Go looks like eight lines of code. The missing ninth line is a policy, and the policy needs context the lock word cannot see.
https://alexrios.me/blog/go-spinlocks-bounded-bet/
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2026-10-16 05:07:10 GMT

The Common Reset in the Cubic Law
A table of whole-number counts usually looks more and more like the curve behind it as the table grows. In digit-collision energy the two end up exactly one unit apart, and that whole unit comes from a single entry.
https://alexpetty.com/the-common-reset-in-the-cubic-law
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2026-10-16 04:21:04 GMT

October 14th, 2026 | In the trenches
Back in the trenches.
Building, launching, and nothing working.
Just have to keep going. Learn something from every launch. And improve one thing every time.
Keep what works. Discard what doesn't. And repeat. Until something works.
https://alexwest.co/posts/1761

2026-10-16 03:20:10 GMT

Collision Calculus
Move one dot and a sampling error reverses. A new book develops the boundary and energy calculations behind interacting signals, growing grids and the half-cell carry limit.
https://alexpetty.com/collision-calculus
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