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• twitter 1w positive400 followers. 🚀 0 → 400, building in public. Next stop: 500. 🎯 Who’s joining me for the next 100? https://t.co/8H0tkSNL9z 400 followers. 🚀 0 → 400, building in public. Next stop: 500. 🎯 Who’s joining me for the next 100? https://t.co/8H0tkSNL9zview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveSpaceXAI engineer Lauren Tan: "I run 20+ GrokBot agents with /loop and /goal inside pstack They ship code while I sleep At SpaceXAI, 85% of engineers already run teams of 10+ GrokBot agents My Chief of Staff knows every bot and coordinates the whole system" GrokBot → /loop → /goal → Chief of Staff → Agent Teams I… SpaceXAI engineer Lauren Tan: "I run 20+ GrokBot agents with /loop and /goal inside pstack They ship code while I sleep At SpaceXAI, 85% of engineers already run teams of 10+ GrokBot agents My Chief of Staff knows every bot and coordinates the whole system" GrokBot → /loop → /goal → Chief of Staff → Agent Teams In a 1-hour workshop, Lauren walks through building a GrokBot agent team from scratch Research → Code → Review → Ship Worth more than most $2,500 agent engineering courses Bookmark and watch it today Then read the full guide to building your own GrokBot agent team below ↓view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positivewhat building a multi-million dollar SEO/AEO agency looks like. (faux company names/commits for privacy purposes) what building a multi-million dollar SEO/AEO agency looks like. (faux company names/commits for privacy purposes)view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveChrome can now save you hours on long videos. Gemini can turn what you just watched into answers, ideas, and lessons. Here’s a simple workflow: → Play the video or podcast in Chrome. → Ask for the 5 biggest ideas. → Find one answer buried inside it. → Ask Gemini to explain hard parts simply. → Turn the best idea… Chrome can now save you hours on long videos. Gemini can turn what you just watched into answers, ideas, and lessons. Here’s a simple workflow: → Play the video or podcast in Chrome. → Ask for the 5 biggest ideas. → Find one answer buried inside it. → Ask Gemini to explain hard parts simply. → Turn the best ideas into content. → Finish with a quiz to test yourself. One video can now do much more than teach you once. Save this video, you’ll get more value from everything you watch. Want the SOP? DM me. 💬view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveYou’ll only win if your mind is stronger than your mood. Emotions vote. They don’t get to govern. The man who can feel the storm and still do the work is the one who keeps the life. You’ll only win if your mind is stronger than your mood. Emotions vote. They don’t get to govern. The man who can feel the storm and still do the work is the one who keeps the life.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveTwo teams, one club. United ❤️ https://t.co/sAH7NWTNLT Two teams, one club. United ❤️ https://t.co/sAH7NWTNLTview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveOr just build your own. That's how you make personal agents fully yours. You can sit and wait for the next bug fix or for one of these providers to address your safety concerns, or you can start co-evolving a personal agent as needs arise. I have chosen the latter. A personal agent is something you should fully… Or just build your own. That's how you make personal agents fully yours. You can sit and wait for the next bug fix or for one of these providers to address your safety concerns, or you can start co-evolving a personal agent as needs arise. I have chosen the latter. A personal agent is something you should fully own, from the traces to memory to all outputs. So much resistance to building your own harness and agents. I understand the fear of maintaining yet another thing. But AI makes it easy to build and maintain this stuff. It's not that hard to build agents today, folks. You seriously should consider building your own solution. This is a great time to start. Start from scratch, keep it minimal, and evolve it as you go. Or you can start with an open-source solution like Pi Durable and build from there (btw, Pi Durable is crazy good for this stuff).view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positivethe models innately like using worktrees now https://t.co/tYmveELlyR the models innately like using worktrees now https://t.co/tYmveELlyRview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positivenew ui revamp for usefulshelf[dot]co after listening to lot of feedback the submission form has been made easier to fill. listing is more intuitive, you can now add reviews to your product and everyone else. a brand new product page which explains the product really well. https://t.co/zDe6jyo9Qv new ui revamp for usefulshelf[dot]co after listening to lot of feedback the submission form has been made easier to fill. listing is more intuitive, you can now add reviews to your product and everyone else. a brand new product page which explains the product really well. https://t.co/zDe6jyo9Qvview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveIt's time to vote on the best strikes in August and September with our Goal of the Month poll 😮💨 Have your say, Reds 🗳️https://t.co/ipCPISjceQ It's time to vote on the best strikes in August and September with our Goal of the Month poll 😮💨 Have your say, Reds 🗳️https://t.co/ipCPISjceQview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveWe added $1M ARR last week alone. Here are our highest conversion rate channels and what we've learned through a lot of trial and error. Free game!! 1// In-person events. The best channel we have in terms of conversion rate / ROI. We used to host our own events (just Petra Labs inviting people) and struggled to get gr… We added $1M ARR last week alone. Here are our highest conversion rate channels and what we've learned through a lot of trial and error. Free game!! 1// In-person events. The best channel we have in terms of conversion rate / ROI. We used to host our own events (just Petra Labs inviting people) and struggled to get great attendees. We then shifted to outsourcing the hardest part (getting ppl to show up) to trusted partners. We've had a lot of success partnering with vertical-specific influencers (s/o @andruyeung @RosenZone @taykcrane) and having our investors source on our behalf (@jerseejess BEST early stage investor there is!). We've hit a good flow and now average 2-3 dinners per month. 2// Referral / channel partners. This is a tricky one and for most start-ups it ends up being a massive time drain and they stop investing in it. It was the same for us at the beginning too. But, we did a few things that I think turned the tide: -> Shift away from other "businesses" that are in the same boat as us. We've found absolutely 0 success getting other companies to send their own customers our way. And in reverse, theres a REALLY high bar for me to hit up one of my customers and ask them to go spend money on someone else. -> Focus more on people who have networks that they don't have vested interests in. E.g. actual customers of ours, prospects in our pipeline that like us but aren't ready to convert yet, influencers who have a lot of reach and can make good money sending people our way, etc. -> Automated follow-up reminders. Basically have a claude-built system that makes sure these relationships stay warm. 3// Posting on LinkedIn + daily connections. Every day I send out cold connection requests to people in my ICP. And then I leave it, and don't message them. Through this method, I've added about 2000+ followers over the last year alone in my core ICP. Then, you let the content engine rip. Daily / weekly posts about: research, customer case studies, company cuview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveI’m incredibly confused why suddenly a bunch of OMP people are coming out and are attacking me. I think OMP is great but my perception is dramatically changing due to the social interactions. Ghostty doesn’t compete with what you’re doing. I want you to succeed. My responses to this are in the interest of intellectual… I’m incredibly confused why suddenly a bunch of OMP people are coming out and are attacking me. I think OMP is great but my perception is dramatically changing due to the social interactions. Ghostty doesn’t compete with what you’re doing. I want you to succeed. My responses to this are in the interest of intellectual curiosity and honesty. I want libghostty to enable as many things (including agentic harnesses and IDEs) as possible and I’d just like to make that good. This isn’t a fight. This is just my interest in the engineering community working together to make everything around us better if possible. But for sone reason it’s become some immature name calling exercise? I’m so confused lol. I just want to see and read the code (of the harness) so we can make everything better. What you’re doing doesn’t have to be or get worse. Everyone can win.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveHurting other people will not solve the problem. https://t.co/ps2QgZxB4S Hurting other people will not solve the problem. https://t.co/ps2QgZxB4Sview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveDevDay promised 20 releases and delivered almost nothing. Promising 28 features in 28 days right after that feels like a stretch. The whole sprint feels like a retention bribe. They see builders packing up to leave and want us to keep paying. It feels desperate. DevDay promised 20 releases and delivered almost nothing. Promising 28 features in 28 days right after that feels like a stretch. The whole sprint feels like a retention bribe. They see builders packing up to leave and want us to keep paying. It feels desperate.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveGoogle just added Skills to Gemini. You save a prompt once, then reuse it anytime with a quick slash command. It works for free users and rolled out worldwide. You can attach files, stack skills together, and even run them on any web page. The instructions save as open files you can move to other AI tools. Want th… Google just added Skills to Gemini. You save a prompt once, then reuse it anytime with a quick slash command. It works for free users and rolled out worldwide. You can attach files, stack skills together, and even run them on any web page. The instructions save as open files you can move to other AI tools. Want the SOP? DM me.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveWhat are you working on this week? What are you working on this week?view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveGreen checks don’t mean safe code This PR passed build and lint but leaked customer account numbers. Ship by ContextQA caught it on the live app. It then handed the bug to Claude Code, which fixed it and retested. Try it here: https://t.co/ogyY0yKZmf https://t.co/FikLxHvEbm Green checks don’t mean safe code This PR passed build and lint but leaked customer account numbers. Ship by ContextQA caught it on the live app. It then handed the bug to Claude Code, which fixed it and retested. Try it here: https://t.co/ogyY0yKZmf https://t.co/FikLxHvEbmview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveWe are verification engineers now. With the cost of code going down, we have to reassess the trade-offs of technologies that make coding relatively more expensive but increase robustness. What might have been too much of a hassle in practice in the past, is now worth it. We've since undertaken the mission to make IDO… We are verification engineers now. With the cost of code going down, we have to reassess the trade-offs of technologies that make coding relatively more expensive but increase robustness. What might have been too much of a hassle in practice in the past, is now worth it. We've since undertaken the mission to make IDOR bugs much less likely on our platform using proofs enforced by the typesystem.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positivehey chat, I am so stressful nowadays. I have too much irl life ongoing, I cannot work as much as I could (however I still work a lot, just randomly though the day). people constantly asking me eta, everywhere for everything, then if I don't do it in a week, they pointing at me. I know it is open-source and work/lif… hey chat, I am so stressful nowadays. I have too much irl life ongoing, I cannot work as much as I could (however I still work a lot, just randomly though the day). people constantly asking me eta, everywhere for everything, then if I don't do it in a week, they pointing at me. I know it is open-source and work/life in general, but oh god it is stressful and tiring. ai doing everything, replace us, we need to use rust omarchy, god knows what. it is like when "you need to just nextjs else you ngmi" feeling tbh, just feels more faster. seems things change faster, but I don't think so. we live in the most interesting timeline but in the same time, the most stressful one for sure.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveDream about it. Write it down. Make a plan for this week. Follow through. Repeat those small steps until you have something big to celebrate. Then enjoy the moment when you can say, "I did it." Dream about it. Write it down. Make a plan for this week. Follow through. Repeat those small steps until you have something big to celebrate. Then enjoy the moment when you can say, "I did it."view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveRT @callmeed: so I’ve been a “just leave” hotel guy for years. I never check out. but my daughter works at a hotel now and said it makes… RT @callmeed: so I’ve been a “just leave” hotel guy for years. I never check out. but my daughter works at a hotel now and said it makes…view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveWas in nyc this weekend chilling with the fam. I went dark on social media. I loved it. Forcing myself to NOT check the latest AI news every 10 min was fixing my brain, cleansing it. So, back at it on Monday...I'm trying to think about what to do with this. I want to change my approach to AI news and social media… Was in nyc this weekend chilling with the fam. I went dark on social media. I loved it. Forcing myself to NOT check the latest AI news every 10 min was fixing my brain, cleansing it. So, back at it on Monday...I'm trying to think about what to do with this. I want to change my approach to AI news and social media (I get most of the latest AI updates from X). But I still need to know what's happenning. But I don't want to get sucked into it and start to stress about all the new stuff. I think I'll build a tool to help me balance that.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveWho's winning the AI racing until now ? > Anthropic > OpenAI > SpaceXai > Google Who's winning the AI racing until now ? > Anthropic > OpenAI > SpaceXai > Googleview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveopus 5.5 is insane as a motion designer this 15-second video turns one orange dot into an entire motion system toggle → typography → spring graph → shape morph → kinetic type → halftone → end card here's the prompt to recreate the idea ↓ <inputs> Ask me for: a short label for the opening toggle, one hero word, a pe… opus 5.5 is insane as a motion designer this 15-second video turns one orange dot into an entire motion system toggle → typography → spring graph → shape morph → kinetic type → halftone → end card here's the prompt to recreate the idea ↓ <inputs> Ask me for: a short label for the opening toggle, one hero word, a percentage for the graph, the text for the final card, one accent color, and a track with a clear beat. </inputs> <direction> A 2D motion design film in 16:9. Use a warm off-white canvas, near-black backgrounds, bold typography and one vivid orange accent. The orange dot connects every scene: it starts in the UI, becomes the dot over a letter, traces a spring graph, grows into a shape and returns on the end card. A cursor makes the opening click feel real. Keep the motion sharp and controlled, with small spring overshoots and no dead time. Banned: stock footage, gradients, glows, particle bursts, random transitions and motion that isn't connected to an element already on screen. </direction> <structure> Around 15 seconds, with a visual change on every major beat. Open: a cursor clicks the orange toggle beside "Reduce Motion". The letters bend and move into place until only "Motion" remains, with the orange dot above the "i". Spring: the dot jumps away from the word and lands on a graph. Its path draws a spring response, overshoots the target and settles beside a "+22%" callout. Shape: the dot shoots across a line, grows into an orange circle and fills the frame. A black rounded square rotates inside it, then stretches into a pill. The scene contracts to a single orange dot on black. Type: words like "SPRINGS", "EASING", "KINETIC TYPE", "3D" and "SOUND" orbit the dot. The circle of type opens out into a field of tiny dots. Reveal: the halftone field expands and flips to black, revealing the final card: "Opus 5.5", "Motion designer." and "0 keyframes". Return: the orange dot moves back through the halftone, graph and toggle. Match the final frame to theview source ↗