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• twitter 22h positiveBuild toward the version of the business that works without your anxiety powering it. Build toward the version of the business that works without your anxiety powering it.view source ↗
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• twitter 22h positiveWinners picked! Some really cool projects shared in the replies and my DMs. 10 builders. 10 free Devin Max plans. @christulien87 @raitox_tech @cliffwade @chowgong985 @ombrageplays @itsjustmarky @vstalingrady @dailen @meszmatew @NikolasSapa Check your DMs! Appreciate everyone who entered 🙏🏾 Winners picked! Some really cool projects shared in the replies and my DMs. 10 builders. 10 free Devin Max plans. @christulien87 @raitox_tech @cliffwade @chowgong985 @ombrageplays @itsjustmarky @vstalingrady @dailen @meszmatew @NikolasSapa Check your DMs! Appreciate everyone who entered 🙏🏾view source ↗
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• twitter 22h positiveDay 1 of 14 at Launchpad. In 14 days, we’re giving away $100,000 of our Stan capital to the winner. In just a few hours, 30 founding teams from all over the world are arriving at our camp by the lake in Pennsylvania. Walking down the lake shore with John, I felt a deep sense of fulfillment having the opportunity to… Day 1 of 14 at Launchpad. In 14 days, we’re giving away $100,000 of our Stan capital to the winner. In just a few hours, 30 founding teams from all over the world are arriving at our camp by the lake in Pennsylvania. Walking down the lake shore with John, I felt a deep sense of fulfillment having the opportunity to share this experience. Over the last 5 years building Stan to $40M ARR, we discovered a playbook to launch products from zero to revenue in 14 days by building in public. Whenever we talk about our own success, it is easy to dismiss as survivorship bias or assume it only works because of Stan. By bringing 30 founding teams together and teaching them the playbook, our hope is to show that it's not just us. That anyone can do that. All it takes is a skillful use of Social Media. How? We are documenting the entire 14-day journey in public. Follow along to see what happens in near real time. P.S. Do you know any of the participants? Lemme know and I'll go check on them.view source ↗
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• twitter 22h positivejev + opus 5.5 is cracked at ad design... motion designers won't like this video. but nobody shows the part that makes an ad look expensive. this video does. left: the finished ad. right: the same frames as a wireframe – boxes, guides, outlined text. synced start to finish. AI copies structure way better than it im… jev + opus 5.5 is cracked at ad design... motion designers won't like this video. but nobody shows the part that makes an ad look expensive. this video does. left: the finished ad. right: the same frames as a wireframe – boxes, guides, outlined text. synced start to finish. AI copies structure way better than it imagines style. a wireframe is structure. here's the skeleton this ad runs on. steal it for your product: 1. pain → "Streaks break." 2. reframe → "Momentum doesn't." 3. name → tideline + one line of what it is 4. how it works → the real UI, one action 5. objection → "Missed a day? Come back." "Not a reset." 6. range → "Any habit. Any pace." 7. mechanism in numbers → 10-day half-life, 8% floor 8. offer → "Pro free for 7 days" 9. CTA → "Every comeback counts. Start free" how to build it wireframe-first: 1. write the 9 beats, one line each → if a beat needs two sentences, it's two beats 2. wireframe every beat → boxes for UI, outlined text, guide lines. no color, no photos → one still per beat. fix the layout before anything moves 3. lock the timing on the wireframe → cuts, holds and moves on the beat grid while changes are still cheap 4. let jev pick the words → write 3 headline options per beat, jev picks the one that fits your brief in milliseconds → you stop arguing with yourself over copy 5. skin it from DESIGN.md → colors, type and real components only now → the layout never moves, only the paint changes 6. render final | wireframe split → anything off on the right is off on the left too → that's your review pass paste this into Claude Code 👇 "Write my launch video as 9 beats: pain, reframe, name, how it works, objection, range, mechanism in numbers, offer, CTA – one line each. For every beat write 3 headline options and send them to Jev to pick the one that best fits my brief. Build each beat as a wireframe first in HyperFrames: boxes, outlined text, guide lines, no color. Show me one still per beat and lock the timing. Then skin it from mview source ↗
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• twitter 22h positive80+ replies under my Hermes Desktop question. thank you all, and thank you for the kind words too :) here is some of what you asked for: - a mobile app. this was the loudest ask by far - threads inside each bot, plus folders and labels, so every project keeps its own place - one lead bot that runs the others, and b… 80+ replies under my Hermes Desktop question. thank you all, and thank you for the kind words too :) here is some of what you asked for: - a mobile app. this was the loudest ask by far - threads inside each bot, plus folders and labels, so every project keeps its own place - one lead bot that runs the others, and bots that talk to each other from their own sessions - a message when a bot's task is done and a few you asked for are already in the app: - your other machines: Settings > Gateways > Registered gateways holds remote gateways, SSH hosts and Hermes Cloud - a lighter view: type "Simple mode" in the command palette - VS Code Marketplace themes: search and install one from the appearance settings your feedback is clear, and we'll use it to shape what comes next in Hermes Desktop. Hermes Agent community for the Winview source ↗
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• twitter 22h positiveI could drive around all night with someone, listening to music, talking about life and be perfectly satisfied with my night. 🚗🌌 https://t.co/6kgJG68Eqk I could drive around all night with someone, listening to music, talking about life and be perfectly satisfied with my night. 🚗🌌 https://t.co/6kgJG68Eqkview source ↗
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• twitter 22h positiveThe "Blade" project, which fans and the media view as effectively abandoned, joins a list of recently stalled or scrapped titles from Marvel Studios, in stark contrast to the era when its Marvel Cinematic Universe kept expanding through seemingly unlimited spinoff films and TV shows. A number of those projects — like … The "Blade" project, which fans and the media view as effectively abandoned, joins a list of recently stalled or scrapped titles from Marvel Studios, in stark contrast to the era when its Marvel Cinematic Universe kept expanding through seemingly unlimited spinoff films and TV shows. A number of those projects — like "Blade" and the Disney+ series "Wonder Man," which was initially renewed, then canceled anyway — feature Black protagonists. https://t.co/p36DSbdsEQview source ↗
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• twitter 22h positiveSo clean. 🤌 Third Kit 26/27. Available now in-store and online. So clean. 🤌 Third Kit 26/27. Available now in-store and online.view source ↗
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• twitter 22h positivePrompt of the day: 1. Re-check mattpocock/skills for the v1.3 release. Rename CONTEXT.md to GLOSSARY.md. Check /setup-matt-pocock-skills for any required changes. Perform a diff of the skills in my repository vs Matt's. 2. Get a sense for how I use Matt's skills: scan my last 25 sessions for skill invocations. Then, … Prompt of the day: 1. Re-check mattpocock/skills for the v1.3 release. Rename CONTEXT.md to GLOSSARY.md. Check /setup-matt-pocock-skills for any required changes. Perform a diff of the skills in my repository vs Matt's. 2. Get a sense for how I use Matt's skills: scan my last 25 sessions for skill invocations. Then, recommend how this release might improve my workflow. Enjoy v1.3, pals.view source ↗
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• twitter 22h positiveAmazing hackathon by our DevRel team at PayPal! PayPal Developer hackathon has almost 5k builders, have YOU joined yet? There is over $60k in cash to give away plus more prizes... https://t.co/tP5Q0pMzzN Amazing hackathon by our DevRel team at PayPal! PayPal Developer hackathon has almost 5k builders, have YOU joined yet? There is over $60k in cash to give away plus more prizes... https://t.co/tP5Q0pMzzNview source ↗
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• twitter 22h positiveCalculum: my free Mac app with 281 calculators that work offline https://t.co/wAoRXhUbF1 Calculum: my free Mac app with 281 calculators that work offline https://t.co/wAoRXhUbF1view source ↗
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• twitter 22h positiveBy popular demand, I'm shipping v1.3 of my skills today. Too much hype behind /retro not to ship it. Enjoy going back through your old transcripts and figuring out improvements. Docs, video, and announcement post coming Monday. https://t.co/ItW5zc7fym By popular demand, I'm shipping v1.3 of my skills today. Too much hype behind /retro not to ship it. Enjoy going back through your old transcripts and figuring out improvements. Docs, video, and announcement post coming Monday. https://t.co/ItW5zc7fymview source ↗
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• twitter 22h positiveIncredible mogging. Would pay to see this Incredible mogging. Would pay to see thisview source ↗
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• twitter 22h positive🔥 NICHE LEAK! ~30.4K subscribers with just 28 videos ~Started posting 4 months ago ~5,055,221 total views The topics are practical problems people deal with daily Format: > Short 3-6 minute videos on one topic > Simple black-and-white doodle animations explain each idea > Titles focus on problems like focus, habit… 🔥 NICHE LEAK! ~30.4K subscribers with just 28 videos ~Started posting 4 months ago ~5,055,221 total views The topics are practical problems people deal with daily Format: > Short 3-6 minute videos on one topic > Simple black-and-white doodle animations explain each idea > Titles focus on problems like focus, habits, tiredness, and procrastinationview source ↗
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• twitter 22h positivepolished version of https://t.co/GcZ8vI6ToL atp working on Checkpoint is slow because every step waits for the one before it. Two short messages became 18 claims, then 18 HydraDB recalls one after another. The client timed out past 120s, the server kept going, and a retry wrote the memories twice polished version of https://t.co/GcZ8vI6ToL atp working on Checkpoint is slow because every step waits for the one before it. Two short messages became 18 claims, then 18 HydraDB recalls one after another. The client timed out past 120s, the server kept going, and a retry wrote the memories twiceview source ↗
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• twitter 22h positiveFind every hour you can hand to Claude, straight from your calendar. Sonnet 5.5 came out on Monday. It's fast and cheap enough to run the repeat jobs every day. The hard part is knowing which jobs. Send this prompt to Claude with your calendar and email connected. It reads your last 14 days and sorts every task into … Find every hour you can hand to Claude, straight from your calendar. Sonnet 5.5 came out on Monday. It's fast and cheap enough to run the repeat jobs every day. The hard part is knowing which jobs. Send this prompt to Claude with your calendar and email connected. It reads your last 14 days and sorts every task into hand off, keep or drop. What to do with the list is in the article below. Steal both: https://t.co/oohYzkd20Kview source ↗
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• twitter 22h positiveThe new numbers are in. Turns out: - X Premium+ increases limits for Grok subscriptions. 80x was measured against 40$ (X Premium+) + 30$ (SuperGrok) - Confirmed almost identical multiplier for Claude Pro (42x vs. 45.3x) with peak hours having no effect My best estimates so far below. Thank you for all your feedback. The new numbers are in. Turns out: - X Premium+ increases limits for Grok subscriptions. 80x was measured against 40$ (X Premium+) + 30$ (SuperGrok) - Confirmed almost identical multiplier for Claude Pro (42x vs. 45.3x) with peak hours having no effect My best estimates so far below. Thank you for all your feedback.view source ↗
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• twitter 22h positiveIf you're using Opus 5.5 or Astra you don't really need context docs these models are this good. You should probably delete most of the instructions you have, these models know exactly what to do. Unless it's extremely sensitive tho Agentic engineering from earlier April & may are kinda counter productive now. If you're using Opus 5.5 or Astra you don't really need context docs these models are this good. You should probably delete most of the instructions you have, these models know exactly what to do. Unless it's extremely sensitive tho Agentic engineering from earlier April & may are kinda counter productive now.view source ↗
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• twitter 22h positiveinsanely beautiful morning ☀️ https://t.co/TVJG9Scnr5 insanely beautiful morning ☀️ https://t.co/TVJG9Scnr5view source ↗
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• twitter 23h positivethis prompt turns Grok into a small engineering team that helped me ship 1,000+ PRs here's how the setup works: 1. the first bot reads the task and maps the repo. it finds the relevant files, dependencies, similar implementations and previous PRs, then passes only the useful context forward. 2. the second bot decide… this prompt turns Grok into a small engineering team that helped me ship 1,000+ PRs here's how the setup works: 1. the first bot reads the task and maps the repo. it finds the relevant files, dependencies, similar implementations and previous PRs, then passes only the useful context forward. 2. the second bot decides what kind of task it is, how risky the change is and which agent should handle it. the coding agent doesn't waste time figuring out where to start. 3. the builder gets the context and writes the smallest possible change. no unnecessary refactors, no touching unrelated files and no reading the entire repo again. 4. once the code is ready, another bot runs tests, lint, type checks, builds and targeted edge cases. if something breaks, the failure goes straight back to the builder. 5. a separate reviewer reads the diff from scratch and looks for regressions, bad assumptions, missing tests and unnecessary complexity. the bot that wrote the code never approves its own work. 6. the final bot checks the risky parts: secrets, auth, permissions, dependencies and config changes. if everything passes, the system opens a draft PR with the full context attached. the whole loop is basically: issue → research → code → tests → review → PR that setup has now helped me ship 1,000+ PRs the biggest unlock wasn't making one model smarter it was giving every bot one job, clean context and a verification step before the work moves forward.view source ↗
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• twitter 23h positiveWe’re super excited to welcome @getcontextdev as RareUI’s new Diamond Sponsor. https://t.co/gyoMfSXQw3 is building one API for agents to scrape, search, monitor, and collect data from the web. Really appreciate https://t.co/gyoMfSXQw3 for supporting RareUI 🧡 https://t.co/8fuGDoVoVc We’re super excited to welcome @getcontextdev as RareUI’s new Diamond Sponsor. https://t.co/gyoMfSXQw3 is building one API for agents to scrape, search, monitor, and collect data from the web. Really appreciate https://t.co/gyoMfSXQw3 for supporting RareUI 🧡 https://t.co/8fuGDoVoVcview source ↗
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• twitter 23h positiveIf you still think AI can’t make films, take a look at this. Absolutely incredible. https://t.co/cFiQrYWDWI If you still think AI can’t make films, take a look at this. Absolutely incredible. https://t.co/cFiQrYWDWIview source ↗
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• twitter 23h positiveExactly 7 days ago, I started building in public on X. Today, I’m at 905 followers. No ads. No big audience. No existing community. Just posting every day, meeting people, replying, learning and trying to provide value. And honestly, the biggest lesson I’ve learned so far is simple: Consistency compounds. You don… Exactly 7 days ago, I started building in public on X. Today, I’m at 905 followers. No ads. No big audience. No existing community. Just posting every day, meeting people, replying, learning and trying to provide value. And honestly, the biggest lesson I’ve learned so far is simple: Consistency compounds. You don’t need every post to go viral. You just need to keep showing up long enough for the right people to find you. I’ve met so many interesting people here already, and that’s probably what I’m most excited about. Now I’m getting close to launching my first product. The follower count is cool. But building something people actually want? That’s the real goal. Back to building. 🚀view source ↗
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• twitter 23h positiveReact Native can feel like this 😍 Been squeezing more performance out of react-native-screen-choreography. Performance tests run on every commit to help keep it smooth. https://t.co/G0x6cSw91E React Native can feel like this 😍 Been squeezing more performance out of react-native-screen-choreography. Performance tests run on every commit to help keep it smooth. https://t.co/G0x6cSw91Eview source ↗
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• twitter 23h positiveLESGOOO fave is live now!! Try it out: https://t.co/nammYAc8fv Pls listen to mazin, he's a certified cool guy and also who keeps fave finds blr running ❤️🔥❤️🔥 LESGOOO fave is live now!! Try it out: https://t.co/nammYAc8fv Pls listen to mazin, he's a certified cool guy and also who keeps fave finds blr running ❤️🔥❤️🔥view source ↗