RT @levelsio: Same with people who do scheduled posts It's like listening to an answering machine recording instead of having a real life…
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I released this btw - file.cafe Upload whatever you want for free. There's no ads or popups or any bs like that. Just don't abuse it and be nice and don't upload bad stuff that can get me in trouble. thank you™
give me a week and i'll ship this
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back during the zoom covid era my data structures & algorithms prof logged in one day with this filter and lectured for 2 full hours lmaooooooo
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the open secret is the labs decided to give the exact same terms of service to people using the personal sub as they did to the team accounts. so there is no reason for companies to have ppl pay api prices when they can just give the company card to make their own accounts.
i don't understand why you would limit employee token spend if they are creating value, why would you limit that? so if you limit them, you essentially say: your output is not valuable enough against the token cost but why would 200-500/m be of any value if 5k is not?
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if they change and your startup needs to start paying api prices don't blame me 😶‍🌫️
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bro thinks 5-10B tokens a day is a flex 😭 my AGI factory burns 50B tokens before I even wake up 18x Claude Opus 5.5 18x GPT 6 Sol 4x Grok 4.7 3x GPT 6 Astra 3x Claude Code Fable 5.1 running simultaneously across 46 @zeddotdev windows who more crakked then me??? 😤🚀
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I will admit, I am enjoying vibe coding. I may have been a teensy tiny bit wrong.
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let's see those 3 prompts, i have a theory
This is ridiculous and not worth €200/mo. It’s Tuesday and I’ve sent like 3 prompts.
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being forced to add paid partnership to your x post has to be one of the top humiliation rituals
your saas is one higgsfield api call away from a $50k payout
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Bring back password sign in as the default everywhere please 🙏🙏🙏🙏 Email magic link / OTP sign in was cool back in the day but it is SOOOOOO annoying now
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brian lowery retweeted
Doing "tiny SaaS" and Mobile apps rn is like trying to do Print on Demand / Dropshipping in 2019 The barrier to entry have been destroyed, anyone with 2 neurons can pickup Codex to do the same now The indie hacker playbook doesn't works anymore, you can't just solve one tiny problem, build in public and do SEO and hope it will be a business IMO. It worked in 2013-2023 but not anymore If something is as easy as vibe coding something in a few hours, chances are your customers probably already do it And shitting 30 AI-generated blog posts isn't distribution, it will just be an extra turd swimming in the sea of slop that already exists out there I also see lots of ppl who think "building an audience" is a moat etc. So, yes but clowning on X is not building an audience, unless you plan on doing it full time and monetizing it via sponsors like what we've saw recently. But then it's a totally different business AND is just as hard because everyone want to do exactly the same and be famous, so you need to post INTERESTING STUFF 5-10x day if you want to have a chance So you can't just make the same kind of content, videos etc as everyone else is doing rn, you need to find interesting and unique stuff, which is hard. By definition business is hard. Don't trust ppl who say it's easy and fast. People pay you to solve problem they can't solve. If something suddenly becomes easy, it's means it's also easy for everyone else = it's less valuable There is no secret roadmap, there is no money glitch, it's supposed to be hard and sometimes sucks. Customers don't pay you to have fun and enjoying life traveling in Asia, they pay u to get their problem solved better, faster or cheaper. But by all mean if you enjoy doing tiny mobile apps, building in public and posting silly pics on X, have fun! But it's not a business, it's a hobby IMO the best thing to do rn is to go out of the bubble and talk with people, to find problems worth solving. Especially in old/boring industries. Cause lots of ppl won't do it simply cause it's not sexy or interesting and won't make lots of views on social media, which is good, it means less noise! IMO you don't need to know the industry perfectly as long as you're curious AND talk with users on calls etc. to get feedback Just my opinion tho
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When I shut down access to @gummy_search one of the first things I did was make an alternatives page Saw the search term "gummysearch alternative" spiking. Figured if anyone would profit from the shutdown, might as well be me 15-20k of affiliate revenue so far. Plus every Reddit founder in my DMs which has been kind of fun gummysearch.com/gummysearch-…
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Whoever thought it was a good idea to remove the standard cmd + z / ctrl + z to *undo an input* from claude code needs to be immediately fired how does this even make sense lol
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AI slop has fundamentally changed how I experience reading. I now notice the tells everywhere. The short, punchy sentences. The relentless groups of three. The em dashes—the unnecessary little asides. And once you see it, you can’t unsee it. The worst part? My brain now flags perfectly innocent human writing as AI slop too. AI hasn’t just made me enjoy bad writing less. It’s made me suspicious of all writing. That’s a real loss.
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I'm surprised openai lets this website run free clearly infringing on their trademark
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give me a week and i'll ship this
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if you want to keep your r2 bucket private with a custom domain why are you forced to use a worker 🙃
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I have also changed my mind because a lot has changed in 2 years. At the time of this video the best models were Sonnet 3.5, Opus 3, and ChatGPT o1.... lol If any lab released a model like those now they would be a meme.
This is why having AI write code for you sucks. Literally just have the training wheels on forever. Great point by @dhh
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STOP ASKING YOUR KIDS "HOW WAS SCHOOL." they will say "fine" every single time. a child psychologist told me to replace it with this instead: “analyze your school day and find the top 3 largest inefficiencies, then create proactive agentic workflows that will fix them. make no mistakes”
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The bending spoons playbook - Buy established company for cheap - Fire everyone - Raise prices - Have Bending Spoons engineers run it gg
BREAKING: we've officially entered a deal to acquire Miro for $1.355B! 😍
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