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• twitter 1h negativeThis is correct but it goes beyond just product and into broader culture and philosophy as well, a slow build but you can feel it if you pay attention This is correct but it goes beyond just product and into broader culture and philosophy as well, a slow build but you can feel it if you pay attentionview source ↗
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• twitter 1h negativeGetting shoutouts out of nowhere is such a great feeling 😭😭😳 My X alerts have been popping off since yesterday, after every 3-4 hours I'll have 5-6+ notifications Getting shoutouts out of nowhere is such a great feeling 😭😭😳 My X alerts have been popping off since yesterday, after every 3-4 hours I'll have 5-6+ notificationsview source ↗
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• twitter 1h negativeWe are living in the greatest 30 day time period in technology history In the last month all of these have been released/are expected to be released: • Opus 5.5: greatest AI model ever • Meta Muse: The AI agent that will get a billion new people into AI agents • ChatGPT 6 Astra: First model that could be considered A… We are living in the greatest 30 day time period in technology history In the last month all of these have been released/are expected to be released: • Opus 5.5: greatest AI model ever • Meta Muse: The AI agent that will get a billion new people into AI agents • ChatGPT 6 Astra: First model that could be considered AGI • Grok 4.7: affordable version of Opus + Elon’s back • GPT 6.1 sol: Basically free intelligence • Sonnet 5.5 Dirt cheap intelligence you basically can't tell apart from Opus • ChatGPT Dot: Incredibly powerful AI agent that's capable of building out large scale applications The way you work 30 days from now will be dramatically different than the way you work today You will be significantly more productive with significantly less effort required Thank your God he/she decided you should be alive right nowview source ↗
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• twitter 2h negativeTake 12 jobs off your plate this month without hiring. Owners spend about 36% of the week on admin. That's Xero's number, not mine. These are the 12 I'd hand to Claude, and the one step that stays yours on each. Claude drafts, sorts and flags. You send, sign and pay. Each job has its own setup in the article below. … Take 12 jobs off your plate this month without hiring. Owners spend about 36% of the week on admin. That's Xero's number, not mine. These are the 12 I'd hand to Claude, and the one step that stays yours on each. Claude drafts, sorts and flags. You send, sign and pay. Each job has its own setup in the article below. Start with the one you hate most: https://t.co/0HOXIrQVzdview source ↗
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• twitter 2h negativehighest amount of money my app has ever made in a single day slow progress but we move still https://t.co/6Nhk3ScBiY highest amount of money my app has ever made in a single day slow progress but we move still https://t.co/6Nhk3ScBiYview source ↗
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• twitter 4h negativeFrom @TheAthletic: The Yankees’ choosing Gerrit Cole as their Game 1 starter in the ALDS wasn’t as simple as putting their faith in their highest-paid pitcher. They chose Cole because of the stadium Yankees fans hate most: Tropicana Field. https://t.co/PZcBdJxRtM From @TheAthletic: The Yankees’ choosing Gerrit Cole as their Game 1 starter in the ALDS wasn’t as simple as putting their faith in their highest-paid pitcher. They chose Cole because of the stadium Yankees fans hate most: Tropicana Field. https://t.co/PZcBdJxRtMview source ↗
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• twitter 4h negativeSteal these GTM secrets from 25 YC companies 👇 Most of these cost $0. 1/ Airbnb → Built a "post to Craigslist" feature to take supply from a bigger platform 2/ Dropbox → A 3-min demo video on Hacker News built a huge waitlist before launch → Gave free storage for referrals, for both sides 3/ Stripe → "Collison inst… Steal these GTM secrets from 25 YC companies 👇 Most of these cost $0. 1/ Airbnb → Built a "post to Craigslist" feature to take supply from a bigger platform 2/ Dropbox → A 3-min demo video on Hacker News built a huge waitlist before launch → Gave free storage for referrals, for both sides 3/ Stripe → "Collison install": they set up Stripe on your laptop on the spot 4/ Reddit → Founders posted from many accounts so the site never looked empty 5/ DoorDash → Started as a basic website with a phone number, and the founders delivered the food themselves 6/ Instacart → Founders did the grocery runs themselves to learn the whole process 7/ Zapier → Answered questions in other apps' forums and built integration pages that rank on Google 8/ Segment → Open-sourced one small tool (analytics.js), and the paying customers followed 9/ PostHog → Open source plus very honest, funny marketing that developers actually share 10/ Supabase → "Open-source Firebase alternative": one line that explains everything 11/ GitLab → Built in public, with an open handbook and a public roadmap 12/ Twitch → Started as one guy streaming his life 24/7 (https://t.co/6NM6sObHxi) 13/ Gusto → Wanted customers so badly they did payroll by hand at first 14/ Coinbase → Made buying crypto as easy as a bank app when everything else was hard 15/ Brex → Started with one sharp group: funded startups that banks ignored 16/ Deel → Solved one painful problem: paying contractors around the world 17/ Razorpay → Made developer docs and setup easy for Indian startups 18/ Meesho → Grew through WhatsApp sellers instead of ads 19/ Retool → Free for small teams and they grew inside companies from there 20/ Heroku → Deploying with one command was the marketing 21/ Mixpanel → Sold to the developers who would actually use it 22/ Weebly → A free plan that put "Powered by Weebly" on every site 23/ Twitch (again) → Paid gamers to stream before there was an audience 24/ Scale AI → Did unscalable, manual woview source ↗
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• twitter 4h negativeTEOSCAR HERNANDEZ GOES DEEP 😤 Dodgers take a 2-0 lead in Game 1 of the NLDS (via @mlb) https://t.co/jwkBTKlUVF TEOSCAR HERNANDEZ GOES DEEP 😤 Dodgers take a 2-0 lead in Game 1 of the NLDS (via @mlb) https://t.co/jwkBTKlUVFview source ↗
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• twitter 4h negativeMe and @alexeichhorn98 used to solve advanced convex optimization problems with GPT 3.5 turbo It was tree search with human in the loop (human doing real heavy lifting here hahaha) Me and @alexeichhorn98 used to solve advanced convex optimization problems with GPT 3.5 turbo It was tree search with human in the loop (human doing real heavy lifting here hahaha)view source ↗
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• twitter 4h negativeTrump makes a quick pitch to reporters for ending the twice-a-year clock change, arguing it's expensive, creates problems and could even have an impact on crime. "When you have light, you have much less crime," Trump says. He then points to the overwhelming House vote and puts pressure on Sen. Tom Cotton: "He shouldn… Trump makes a quick pitch to reporters for ending the twice-a-year clock change, arguing it's expensive, creates problems and could even have an impact on crime. "When you have light, you have much less crime," Trump says. He then points to the overwhelming House vote and puts pressure on Sen. Tom Cotton: "He shouldn't be holding it."view source ↗
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• twitter 4h negativeSame problem https://t.co/kaY2buUznE Same problem https://t.co/kaY2buUznEview source ↗
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• twitter 5h negativeRT @shaunmmaguire: What happened at Cornell is disgusting But if you think it’s bad, go look into what the migrant rape gangs in Europe ha… RT @shaunmmaguire: What happened at Cornell is disgusting But if you think it’s bad, go look into what the migrant rape gangs in Europe ha…view source ↗
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• twitter 6h negativeWho can give outbound class to infopreneurs 😭 https://t.co/oLgNH5lO3m Who can give outbound class to infopreneurs 😭 https://t.co/oLgNH5lO3mview source ↗
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• twitter 6h negativeThis is insane 😭 70.1M views. 2 slides. Zero editing. Slide 1: car selfie + "I don't feel like going to the gym today" Slide 2: the app's 12-month strength progress screen + "neither did she" why it works: > the hook is a sentence everyone has said to themselves > slide 2 answers it with proof, not a pitch > the app… This is insane 😭 70.1M views. 2 slides. Zero editing. Slide 1: car selfie + "I don't feel like going to the gym today" Slide 2: the app's 12-month strength progress screen + "neither did she" why it works: > the hook is a sentence everyone has said to themselves > slide 2 answers it with proof, not a pitch > the app IS the punchline, so it never feels like an ad > 1.1M likes and 65.7K saves. People saved a gym app ad. And it's the cheapest format possible. One selfie. One screenshot. Per Social Growth Engineers, the app went from rank #432 to #14 with ~15 accounts running this exact format. If your app has a progress screen, you already have slide 2. Steal it: 1. a relatable excuse on slide 1 2. your app's "start → now" screen on slide 2 3. a 3-word comeback Stop overcomplicating it.view source ↗
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• twitter 6h negativeBro thought it's just for decoration 😭 https://t.co/Qaw16FQTAE Bro thought it's just for decoration 😭 https://t.co/Qaw16FQTAEview source ↗
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• twitter 7h negativeThe Coast Guard is searching off the coast of Massachusetts, near Nantucket, for a medical transport aircraft with six people onboard after the jet went missing early Saturday morning on its way from Bermuda to Boston, the agency said. https://t.co/zhtBFcLlM4 https://t.co/qONH3VTNQx The Coast Guard is searching off the coast of Massachusetts, near Nantucket, for a medical transport aircraft with six people onboard after the jet went missing early Saturday morning on its way from Bermuda to Boston, the agency said. https://t.co/zhtBFcLlM4 https://t.co/qONH3VTNQxview source ↗
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• twitter 7h negativeHot take: am i the only one that doesnt like subagents? I find them useless token wasters. Output with subagents/without is pretty much the same with frontier models while they take a lot less time and money. I prefer working without them any day, and multi-model setups are even worse. Just so unnecessary. Hot take: am i the only one that doesnt like subagents? I find them useless token wasters. Output with subagents/without is pretty much the same with frontier models while they take a lot less time and money. I prefer working without them any day, and multi-model setups are even worse. Just so unnecessary.view source ↗
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• twitter 7h negativeBuilding and then trying to get users can be painful, BUT not trying hurts even more! Keep trying 💪 Building and then trying to get users can be painful, BUT not trying hurts even more! Keep trying 💪view source ↗
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• twitter 7h negativeOne of the most compelling parts about working at an ElonCo was the agility to pivot to whatever the most important problem was. One day I said: I wasn’t hired to go after spam, but a tsunami is coming and I’m going to drop everything to focus on that. The org is so flat and agile that your title is basically meaning… One of the most compelling parts about working at an ElonCo was the agility to pivot to whatever the most important problem was. One day I said: I wasn’t hired to go after spam, but a tsunami is coming and I’m going to drop everything to focus on that. The org is so flat and agile that your title is basically meaningless. Anyone can sound the alarm about a problem and solve it themselves—or rally the team to join them. This is how startups work but it’s very hard to make it work in a larger company.view source ↗
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• twitter 7h negativeThe official in charge of the US state of Tennessee's prison system, Frank Strada, has resigned after Christa Pike’s failed US execution, as an independent review examines what went wrong https://t.co/vd9ViLXDMw https://t.co/nChwtlC9Wr The official in charge of the US state of Tennessee's prison system, Frank Strada, has resigned after Christa Pike’s failed US execution, as an independent review examines what went wrong https://t.co/vd9ViLXDMw https://t.co/nChwtlC9Wrview source ↗
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• twitter 7h negativeHe refused to share the transcripts and claimed I’m “jealous”? I think he’s mad that I figured out about his crypto scam 🤷 He refused to share the transcripts and claimed I’m “jealous”? I think he’s mad that I figured out about his crypto scam 🤷view source ↗
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• twitter 8h negativeClose your month without losing another weekend to it. Paste this into Claude with your bank, Stripe and accounting connected. It matches every payment, flags every mismatch and missing receipt, and hands you one list of questions. You answer the list. It updates the books and writes the summary for your accountant. … Close your month without losing another weekend to it. Paste this into Claude with your bank, Stripe and accounting connected. It matches every payment, flags every mismatch and missing receipt, and hands you one list of questions. You answer the list. It updates the books and writes the summary for your accountant. This is job #3 of the 12 in my article below. Read the other 11: https://t.co/0HOXIrRtoLview source ↗
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• twitter 8h negativeWhat’s one thing that’s missing in codex that you wish we had? What’s one thing that’s missing in codex that you wish we had?view source ↗
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• twitter 8h negativeI WAS LITERALY PAYING CLAUDE TO READ 40K LINES OF CI LOGS every time a build failed, my agent did the same thing: pull the full log, dump it into context, scroll, guess, retry. one red pipeline = ~$1.80 and 6 minutes before it even touched the code. so i built ciwhy. you ask it a question, not a grep pattern: "why d… I WAS LITERALY PAYING CLAUDE TO READ 40K LINES OF CI LOGS every time a build failed, my agent did the same thing: pull the full log, dump it into context, scroll, guess, retry. one red pipeline = ~$1.80 and 6 minutes before it even touched the code. so i built ciwhy. you ask it a question, not a grep pattern: "why did the e2e job fail after the auth refactor?" -> it splits the run into steps, jobs and stack traces -> a small cheap model ranks which chunks actually matter -> returns ~60 verbatim lines + file:line refs, nothing else -> the agent reads those, fixes the bug, re-runs same fix rate on my last 20 broken builds (17/20 both ways). avg cost per failure: $1.80 -> $0.41. time to first edit: 6m -> 50s. if you know the exact error string, grep is still faster. ciwhy is for "it's red and i have no idea why". ships with a skill for claude code / codex so the agent calls it on its own. reply "LOGS" and i'll send the repoview source ↗
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• twitter 8h negativeANNOUNCEMENT: Over the next 10 weeks, I'm sharing the playbook behind 500k+ audience and $6M+ from my personal brand. For free. Right here. What I'll cover: 1. The last mile problem 2. Why the first 7 months lie 3. Write for buyers, not the algorithm 4. Exclude as much as you include 5. Rank and index beats viral 6… ANNOUNCEMENT: Over the next 10 weeks, I'm sharing the playbook behind 500k+ audience and $6M+ from my personal brand. For free. Right here. What I'll cover: 1. The last mile problem 2. Why the first 7 months lie 3. Write for buyers, not the algorithm 4. Exclude as much as you include 5. Rank and index beats viral 6. One interview a month 7. Daily is the entry fee 8. Reading the early scoreboard 9. When momentum actually shows up 10. X vs LinkedIn Lesson 1 drops tomorrow.view source ↗