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• twitter 1w negativewe've mostly gotten past the slop issue in this new world of working together with AI the next problem is people keep accidentally undoing functionality this is happening because everyone is more in everyone else's business. hit an issue? fix it right away without nagging anyone the problem is it's unclear how inten… we've mostly gotten past the slop issue in this new world of working together with AI the next problem is people keep accidentally undoing functionality this is happening because everyone is more in everyone else's business. hit an issue? fix it right away without nagging anyone the problem is it's unclear how intentional the current behavior is and what absolutely should not be rolled back you can say tests should be this. but they don't capture the fact that you discarded seemingly valid solutions 1-4 and settled on 5. someone later (an agent) might thing "oh 3 is simpler" any additional document also doesn't feel like it solves the problem because it's yet another thing that can drift where is the source of truth for how your software is supposed to work?view source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeRT @bedesqui: people of pi, i hate to say it but the GUI is where it is attached is @t3dotcodes inline rendering an html artifact my agent… RT @bedesqui: people of pi, i hate to say it but the GUI is where it is attached is @t3dotcodes inline rendering an html artifact my agent…view source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeDay 376/500 #500DaysOfCode Worked 8 hrs today Solved 10 base level DSA questions around array and hashmap. Gave a final cleanup to one product. Got $120 today hehe. Now finishing the last part of a website that has to go live tonight. A bit lacking in OSS. Will give tomorrow to OSS. Went to college today and just… Day 376/500 #500DaysOfCode Worked 8 hrs today Solved 10 base level DSA questions around array and hashmap. Gave a final cleanup to one product. Got $120 today hehe. Now finishing the last part of a website that has to go live tonight. A bit lacking in OSS. Will give tomorrow to OSS. Went to college today and just gave a PPT. The teacher who never saw me in college got amazed and kept asking my name. Maja agaya hehe. Now more DSA tonight, then finish the website, then take a nap. Let’s go.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w negative"So I was gonna sneeze but I didn't because sneezing right before you say the word ide is probably not a good idea cuz those developer people are gonna laugh and I don't get paid to make people laugh. I get paid to sell ides." - Jason E. Torres "So I was gonna sneeze but I didn't because sneezing right before you say the word ide is probably not a good idea cuz those developer people are gonna laugh and I don't get paid to make people laugh. I get paid to sell ides." - Jason E. Torresview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeCongrats to @multiplylabs (YC S16) on their $75M Series B! They build robots that manufacture the world's most complex drugs, including gene therapies and mRNA treatments. AI is speeding up drug discovery, but someone still has to physically make the medicines, and today that work mostly happens by hand. Manual prod… Congrats to @multiplylabs (YC S16) on their $75M Series B! They build robots that manufacture the world's most complex drugs, including gene therapies and mRNA treatments. AI is speeding up drug discovery, but someone still has to physically make the medicines, and today that work mostly happens by hand. Manual production is slow, vulnerable to contamination, and can cost more than $1 million per dose for some gene therapies. Multiply's robots run that production inside facilities at AstraZeneca and Legend Biotech. https://t.co/O3Rf1tZGrHview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativei blamed my walking pad for becoming furniture turns out i was the problem i made a habit i can't skip then i've broke the trigger: building = walking time to bring the habit back (thx @ogi_joo for the hint) https://t.co/XL5hlcSG0c i blamed my walking pad for becoming furniture turns out i was the problem i made a habit i can't skip then i've broke the trigger: building = walking time to bring the habit back (thx @ogi_joo for the hint) https://t.co/XL5hlcSG0cview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeyou can't be serious it's Oct 5 2026 and you only now have automated your release? hello? is grok that bad smh you can't be serious it's Oct 5 2026 and you only now have automated your release? hello? is grok that bad smhview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeWhat happens when the metrics we rely on stop reflecting reality? When growth becomes the goal at all costs, even well-intentioned metrics can be stretched beyond what they were meant to measure. Healthy businesses are built on trust, and that starts with reporting performance honestly, not finding more creative ways… What happens when the metrics we rely on stop reflecting reality? When growth becomes the goal at all costs, even well-intentioned metrics can be stretched beyond what they were meant to measure. Healthy businesses are built on trust, and that starts with reporting performance honestly, not finding more creative ways to tell the story. Scott Albro, Craig Rosenberg, and I discuss on The Transaction why transparent metrics matter and why cleaning up bad practices benefits the entire startup ecosystem. #IncorruptibleBook #Leadership #BusinessStrategy #Startups #TheTransactionview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negative393K saves 😭 Not views. Saves. On 8 screenshots of app folders: Calendar. Focus. Notes. Books. Learn. 6.2M views. Zero voiceover. If your app lives in someone's "Focus" folder, this is your ad. Show the folder. Not the features. https://t.co/1m74zrNcBC 393K saves 😭 Not views. Saves. On 8 screenshots of app folders: Calendar. Focus. Notes. Books. Learn. 6.2M views. Zero voiceover. If your app lives in someone's "Focus" folder, this is your ad. Show the folder. Not the features. https://t.co/1m74zrNcBCview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeNvidia Says Wayland Not Faster Than X11 Wayland uses more RAM, is missing features, and is no faster than X11 (Xorg or XLibre). https://t.co/3S6rFMN61q Nvidia Says Wayland Not Faster Than X11 Wayland uses more RAM, is missing features, and is no faster than X11 (Xorg or XLibre). https://t.co/3S6rFMN61qview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeThe 4 pillars of a successful subscription brand: Subscription Take Rate: - Selling as many first time customers on subscription as possible - Optimize your product page to sell subscription hard - Run a frontloaded subscription offer like 30% OFF first sub order and 10% recurring to get people in the door - Push sub… The 4 pillars of a successful subscription brand: Subscription Take Rate: - Selling as many first time customers on subscription as possible - Optimize your product page to sell subscription hard - Run a frontloaded subscription offer like 30% OFF first sub order and 10% recurring to get people in the door - Push subscription in every email and sms - Sitewide sales become "40% off subscription, 20% off one-time" Onboarding: - Get them to USE the product, the number one cancel reason is someone has too much product - Set expectations on what they'll notice and when - Sell 6 month+ benefits, not instant benefits - 4-6 emails early on after someone buys - Cross-sells here add churn risk if they haven't started really embedding the product in their routine yet Ongoing Messaging: - They're already paying you. Every send reminds them they could stop. So stop sending 95% of your campaigns to them - 0-2 custom subscriber campaigns a month and every one has to earn its place - Billing reminder and order confirmation are your two highest churn emails - Optimize billing reminders and order confirmations to be less scary and less focused on “you are being charged” and more like “get excited” Cancellation & Winback: - Offer a delay or a skip before you ever offer a cancel - A founder video on the cancel page takes save rates from 5% to 15% - Give custom offers to people based on why they are cancelling - Customize winback offers and messaging based on why people cancelled That’s everything you need to know about subscriptions.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativei just automated our release and QA process! using Grok Bot i made two Team Bots: sandcastle, my release manager, and poteto, my engineer bot. i added them to Slack and made a new channel for managing releases. first i tell sandcastle that i want to do a cut. it'll DM all the contributors with links to their PRs so th… i just automated our release and QA process! using Grok Bot i made two Team Bots: sandcastle, my release manager, and poteto, my engineer bot. i added them to Slack and made a new channel for managing releases. first i tell sandcastle that i want to do a cut. it'll DM all the contributors with links to their PRs so they know what goes in the next release and can DM the bot back if they have any blockers or objections. sandcastle then kicks off the build, watches it automatically, and starts up an automated fuzz swarm. usually this is 10+ agents running on Grok 4.7 xhigh to run the build, click around and use it like a real user (using our verification skills and feature map), some are directed while a few are "chaos monkey" clicking things randomly to see what breaks. whenever it finds an issue, i tell it to @ mention my engineer bot poteto, to spin up a Cursor Project to own triaging and fixing all the high pri issues. depending on the severity i may ask it to cherry pick the fix into our release branch and cut a patch release, or if it's a pre-existing issue i still fix it but include in the next release instead that's one more tedious task that Grok Bot now handles for our teamview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeGuys Nano banana 2.1 is out and I don't have good news The drift benchmark pitted head to head against Flux 3 And I don't think I need to tell you who won https://t.co/GWMWqVoSCG Guys Nano banana 2.1 is out and I don't have good news The drift benchmark pitted head to head against Flux 3 And I don't think I need to tell you who won https://t.co/GWMWqVoSCGview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativehaven’t even thought about this but Jimmy is 100% getting paid for that 😭 haven’t even thought about this but Jimmy is 100% getting paid for that 😭view source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeI found a $2.4M app idea scrolling 😭 This app makes $200,000/mo and its so simple, all it does is record 1 second of your life every single day then makes it into a montage. i think even claude 1.0 could one shot this app.. a 1 feature app that doesn’t solve any problems is making $200,000/mo think about tha… I found a $2.4M app idea scrolling 😭 This app makes $200,000/mo and its so simple, all it does is record 1 second of your life every single day then makes it into a montage. i think even claude 1.0 could one shot this app.. a 1 feature app that doesn’t solve any problems is making $200,000/mo think about that when building your next app..view source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeSuper excited about this and I know weights are coming (https://t.co/svhuNNJHnZ) but just to be fair, you can't be the best open-weight model if you're not open-weight yet! Super excited about this and I know weights are coming (https://t.co/svhuNNJHnZ) but just to be fair, you can't be the best open-weight model if you're not open-weight yet!view source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeBhuvi! What a story. Stay fit, keep working on your skills, stay positive and you never know. Love this selection. Bhuvi! What a story. Stay fit, keep working on your skills, stay positive and you never know. Love this selection.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeOwn your intelligence stack, folks! Start by tapping into the rich knowledge in your agent traces. Then train small, specialized models to fix production issues. @OvermindLab is open source and makes this practical. It builds datasets from your agent's traces, evaluates them against your current model, and trains a… Own your intelligence stack, folks! Start by tapping into the rich knowledge in your agent traces. Then train small, specialized models to fix production issues. @OvermindLab is open source and makes this practical. It builds datasets from your agent's traces, evaluates them against your current model, and trains a smaller specialized model you own.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w negative🚨codex users !! NEVER DO THIS !! I gave codex to implement 4 features in one go. Still implementing. Using 6.1-Sol High. Not medium !! 1h 27m 18s -> 55%/5-hour limit & 10%/weekly. The problem is not the limit. The problem is my laptop is getting overheated. https://t.co/pe0QbOAoM2 🚨codex users !! NEVER DO THIS !! I gave codex to implement 4 features in one go. Still implementing. Using 6.1-Sol High. Not medium !! 1h 27m 18s -> 55%/5-hour limit & 10%/weekly. The problem is not the limit. The problem is my laptop is getting overheated. https://t.co/pe0QbOAoM2view source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeRefusing to use AI in any form in 2026 just means you don't like money. AI is so intelligent atm it can literally run 90% of your business for you. Onboarding, content, research, calls. And not using it because "you don't wanna rely on it" is stupid asf. Use it or stay behind Refusing to use AI in any form in 2026 just means you don't like money. AI is so intelligent atm it can literally run 90% of your business for you. Onboarding, content, research, calls. And not using it because "you don't wanna rely on it" is stupid asf. Use it or stay behindview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negative🚨 TIBO, I'm really done with the hypes. Before DevDay, your answer to every question, every issue, every complaint was: “DevDay. DevDay. DevDay.” Then DevDay came. All we got was: → Pro usage cut from 20x to 10x → A $500 Pro expensive tier → ChatGPT Dots Meanwhile, you guys ignored the usage and other Codex issues … 🚨 TIBO, I'm really done with the hypes. Before DevDay, your answer to every question, every issue, every complaint was: “DevDay. DevDay. DevDay.” Then DevDay came. All we got was: → Pro usage cut from 20x to 10x → A $500 Pro expensive tier → ChatGPT Dots Meanwhile, you guys ignored the usage and other Codex issues people were screaming about - and they still aren’t solved. And now you post: “Future is bright.” Then make that future bright for the users, not just OpenAI.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativenah bro 😭 running girlies are an underrated ICP and this girl figured that out 😭 i bet she's pulling ~$9k/m off this page alone the app shows up on slide 4 out of 5, right before the last tip so you can't get the full list without seeing where it "came from" that's the move for your app bury the app in the middle… nah bro 😭 running girlies are an underrated ICP and this girl figured that out 😭 i bet she's pulling ~$9k/m off this page alone the app shows up on slide 4 out of 5, right before the last tip so you can't get the full list without seeing where it "came from" that's the move for your app bury the app in the middle of the slideshow, not at the end where everyone drops offview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeDid you know you can ask Bolt to wire up @Sentry the GDPR-safe way? No network addresses stored, emails swapped for internal IDs, sessions recorded only when something breaks. You see every bug. Your users stay anonymous. https://t.co/58dujwlYDL Did you know you can ask Bolt to wire up @Sentry the GDPR-safe way? No network addresses stored, emails swapped for internal IDs, sessions recorded only when something breaks. You see every bug. Your users stay anonymous. https://t.co/58dujwlYDLview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negative@isbkch @superset_sh going to fix the confusing settings for this @isbkch @superset_sh going to fix the confusing settings for thisview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negative@isbkch @superset_sh found the issue: Can you reset the "Open Project" row and set ⌘O on "Open in App" instead, that one opens your IDE :) @isbkch @superset_sh found the issue: Can you reset the "Open Project" row and set ⌘O on "Open in App" instead, that one opens your IDE :)view source ↗