co-founder @cordadaio building the next generation app for field service workers @enrutar_app
Palma, Spain
Joined January 2017
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First day on a motorbike in Taiwan. A bit overwhelmed.
- Special rule for some roads: no motorbikes on highways, not even big ones
- Speed cameras everywhere
- Traffic lights before the actual traffic light
- Scooters have to wait in a small "island" before doing a turn.
- 90 sec red, turn, another 90
Very orderly. Coffee is amazing though 😅
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Just finished Celeste on Switch 🙌
Played a big chunk of it on the long flight to Thailand and beat chapter 7 today. That last chapter was hard, but I finally made it.
Simple game, but so nice. Pretty story and super smooth controls. 100% recommended if you like challenging games.
Now, time to wait for the download of Ocarina Of Time over this slow connection 😄
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Today I paid the n00b price in Thailand: 1,000 THB to get my motorbike back from the traffic police.
All the motorbike spots were taken. People were leaving their bikes sideways without locking them, so others had to move them to get theirs out. I didn't want to be that guy.
So I found a spot that didn't seem to bother anyone. Next to the pedestrian crossing, not on it (you can see it's not touching it). There's a bush right behind it, so nobody could cross there anyway. And honestly, nobody really stops for you to cross.
The police took it anyway.
The best part: when we came back, these two bikes in the pic were still there, plus 2 more on the right side of where mine was. Exactly over the pedestrian lines. All 4 were clearly worse than mine. Then their owners showed up without helmets, called some friends over and rode off right in front of the same police guy who took mine 🫤
It stings a bit because Thai people are so nice and everything here is so relaxed. But hey, I guess that's part of the price of being a foreigner.
Ever been fined abroad for something locals do every day?
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Just hit 1k followers. Thank you, really 🙌
I only started posting more often on this trip through Asia, and I'm going to keep it up: building, AI agents, and the roads in between.
Quick intro for the new folks: I'm Ramon. I'm building @enrutar_app, field service software, from Mallorca. Lately I've also been building my own crew of AI agents, each one owning a product or a chore.
I'd love to meet more indie hackers and AI builders here. If you're building something, say hi.
When I'm not at the laptop I'm hiking, climbing or traveling, ideally on a motorbike. The pic is from 2025: Da Nang to Hanoi on the Ho Chi Minh Road.
Next week I start a new one in Taiwan.
What are you building? And if you've ridden in Taiwan: which road should I not miss?1
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Does anyone know why the comment counter sometimes shows a number, but the actual number of comments is lower?
For example, I don’t see any comments on my latest post, but it shows 1 comment.
4 days after moving CI from Ubicloud to a box we rent at @OVHcloud: 9 of 10 job types got faster, and jobs start in 1s instead of 20s.
I had one of my agents compare real GitHub jobs, Oct 28-30 on Ubicloud vs Nov 1-3 on OVH:
Nexure (my agent harness): 385s → 147s
enrutar frontend tests: 59s → 31s
enrutar svelte-check: 60s → 41s
One got slower: enrutar backend tests, 133s → 146s. Possibly contention: 8 runners share one CPU, so busy moments can slow each other down. Not confirmed yet.
Not a clean benchmark. Different commits, and my agents tuned some workflows along the way. The biggest win (task inbox backend, 383s → 69s) is mostly pytest going from 1 worker to 8.
How long does your slowest CI job take?
nitter.cf/rvgdev/status/21165496…
Ubicloud update: $90 in two weeks. I'd guessed $100 a month.
So CI moved again, to a server we rent at @OVHcloud: Ryzen 7 9700X, 8 cores, 64 GB RAM. €65 a month, flat.
8 runners, each job gets a fresh container that's deleted after. Jobs start 1-2s after they're queued.
And it's faster, even with 25 jobs running at once:
Nexure (my agent harness): 434s → 181s
enrutar svelte-check: 57s → ~37s
enrutar frontend tests: 54s → ~35s
More PRs from my agents no longer means a bigger bill.
Rent a box or pay per minute?
nitter.cf/rvgdev/status/21135136…
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do you have a way to speed this up? it's cool but seems to long to me!
like 2 - 3 seconds should be enough
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Our worst hour to call leads was the one we used the most.
We only found out because we marked every @enrutar_app sales call for 5 months: time + outcome.
Then I let one of my agents loose on it 👇
