almost finish implementing new #crisp chatbox home section to guide the user through all the chatbox features (and more upcoming)

replace docker desktop w/ orbstack so that I can leave a docker engine always running in the background for convenience, cause docker desktop on macos was always so annoying with updates and consuming so much battery when idle #life

oversleep a bit this morning and it feels so good #life

work from defunct Selina cowork (renamed to some other chain) and it's sad to see it's all empty, all DNs are gone and it's so silent. It's 2026 and the Digital Nomad is no more #life

book room at Selina (now called something else) as a replacement for our Airbnb that smells like mold everywhere and where the water pipes have pressure issues so it’s hard to even shower #life

wake up in middle of nowhere in Costa Rica and realize we slept like shit because the wind was too strong due to a cold climatic event in Central America #life

wake up and prepare for checkout for a new city in Costa Rica to continue the road trip! #life

finish full email verification flow for all #crisp app users w/ double opt-in as required by DNSBL who now have the power to block all our mails

go sport a bit in morning #life

work on emergency email verification fix for #crisp because spamhaus just nuked one of your sending email IP address due to spam traps

receive spam on WhatsApp now #life

fix some bugs on #hugo ui

finish migrating all of #crisp older projects from legacy SASS to SCSS to modernize CSS generation stack

fix issue w/ tsx watch eating all open file descriptors on my macos due to #hugo

post about new #hugo ai agent product from #crisp being live today on X

deploy last fixes on new #hugo ai product built in to #crisp

migrate more #crisp projects from good old SASS from 2015 to modern SCSS that's the only well supported syntax in 2026 (nuke technical debt before it truly hits hard)

work on ETF strategy and find out in FR tax environment it's better to mix Dist and Acc. Dist will allow a steady income even when markets are bad, but are immediately taxed in FR (30%), then Acc allows withdrawing something like 4% annually (especially when markets go well). My new formula is simple: - 40% of total ETF portfolio go to Dist, 60% to Acc. - Dist funds life necessary life expense, while Acc funds lifestyle or expensive purchases. That's the best balance for me between simplicity and tax efficiency for FR #life

schedule to sell all my SP500 holdings tomorrow because 1. its over-exposed to AI and it's a bubble, 2. SP500 is over-valued by 120% to 200% as per analysts, 3. US is going geopolitically crazy recently so starting to lose confidence — will re-balance it to an Asia-Pacific Acc ETF tomorrow + All-World ETF to dump on the AI bubble growth and now spread the risk to preserve those fat gains #life

issue a quick ux fix for mobile devices on #crisp chatbox