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Reposting to get more eyes on this:

Last resort would probably looking into freelance work but we never went into that direction yet and have absolutely no experience with it. 🙃

The design job market in Berlin is absolutely terrible right now. Anyone knows someone who's looking for a brand or graphic designer or knows someone in Berlin that could look for one? My partner is looking for a new opportunity but going through LinkedIn or other job platforms is terrible.

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it's up!!!

Need to test this next time I see an automated message / reply.

Super cool. How are orgs/companies differentiated from normal people on the protocol? Do you flag them manually somehow or do people flag themselves?

Would someone pay a fee to get access to a specific feature if they can throw a few mil tokens on the problem and then don't have a running cost in the end? (Well the running cost in the end will be maintenance)

My worry around this is that some business models where you have an open source model but also offer paid solutions can be reproduced quite easily depending on what you want to build with AI.

Going to reply here: Interesting thoughts and I agree that there will probably still be people that like handcrafted work. However there's also a lot of people that only care about outcomes - not about how the tool was build.

🙇 blog.codeberg.org/protecting-o...

in it - because if there's really a downtrend I wonder what the endgoal is. Will everyone just go to the big AI providers and thats it? What and who are we all building software for then if everything eventually ends in the context of an LLM?

There's a dooming notion going around that making a living with software is "dead" because of AI because nowadays people just can vibe code their own apps, libraries or frameworks if they need to - imho I'd still rather pay for a professionally maintained solution but I wonder if there's some truth

@schvenk.bsky.social is hosting a PM, Founder & Designer meetup in Berlin beginning of August. If you are in Berlin and you think building products is interesting you could maybe take a peek! luma.com/8sokwvmy

Sure! Send it over to dominik.biedebach@tiptap.dev - would love to make some tickets out of it! :)

Already thought about maybe using some kind of docs-collector and keep all the documentation files in the respective repositories but then setting up the docs locally becomes more complicated, specially with the closed sourced ones.

No - the repositories don't contain any documentation right now - we just have one next app that includes all documentation for all apps. I'm looking for a nice solution that allows people to write and test their doc changes locally but ... well also cross repository.

I can't remember anymore who invited me and how I ended up on here initially. 😂

Right now we run a Next.js app in it's own repo but jumping between repos to add documentation to a change or new feature is full of friction and our open source contributors often forget it completely