Everytime I get a change in from github (which a lot as I do most of the development in claude), the in-lovable preview dies. "Restart the dev server" fixes it, but it will take between 0.5 to 0.8 credits doing it.
I know I'm watching this way later than everyone else, but I finished Love Is Blind Italy and I swear Giovanni's is the master of DARVO:
Just give me a half hour edit of nothing but his confessionals and arguments and I'll happily sit there with a bingo card. Free space in the middle is "I'm actually the calm one here".
Tell me I'm not the only one seeing this, even if I'm months behind.
What a despicable parody of a human being...
I'll soon need to setup my subscriptions, for my new site and I'm considering my options. The natural thing would be Paddle, as I'm already using them for another site, but if there's anything a bit less costly, or fully European (They are UK based, so outside the EU) I'll consider them.
I'm currently looking at Suby, who are based in Paris, but their customer base is scarily small ("500+") and they don't seem to have a customer dashboard (for updating your payment method) and doesn't seem to have any proration support (changing your subscription type).
Do you have any experience with them or any other European MoR Saas?
A thought hits: "renew the domain." I drop it in the inbox and keep working. Three thoughts noted land before dinner. I decide nothing.
Wednesday morning, two minutes: each inbox item gets one decision. "Renew domain" goes to Today. "Draft the Q3 plan" I am not touching this week, so I tag it "next week." One has promise but I have no idea when, so it goes to Someday. The rest I just drop. Then I work from the Today list and ignore everything else.
The following Monday, every "next week" item I parked, plus the weekend's captures, lands in one pile. So Monday's two-minute review is more then two minutes. I never schedule a weekly review. Monday becomes it on its own.
That is the whole system. GTD is five steps: capture, clarify, organize, reflect, engage. I run three:
The bet behind cutting it this far: the best system is the one you actually use. Classic GTD was better on paper, and I stopped using it. This is cruder, and I have not.
So the real question: is it fair to boil GTD down to capture, review, do, or does collapsing clarify, organize, and reflect throw away the part that actually makes it work? My specific fear is the trusted system. Without it, do I just move the open loops back into my head?
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I built a task manager that's MCP-first - my AI chat agent can read, create, and triage tasks directly. Everything else is hideable behind feature flags so it stays clean.
Core flow:
Built it because my ideas show up in AI chats now, and my old tool kept bolting on features I didn't want. The morning review is the one ritual I wanted protected from "AI does it for you" - capture and suggest, yes, but the human decides what matters today.
It's my way of getting an overview and think a tiny bit about them. It sets the day.
Free for now, will stay cheap and focused..
Note: Getting into AI mcp directories take time, for now add as custom MCP to use in your chat. Guides in settings-> integrations https://taskpile.app/settings/integrations (you need to be logged in)
