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i built an app that turns any goals into courses and PODCASTS.
ugc marketing, building saas, becoming a chef..
even vibe coding a flight simulator like @levelsio
I just one-shot this using 3.7 thinking via @windsurf_ai in less than 2 mins
made with tensorflow and movenet!
“Good judgement comes from experience, which comes from bad judgement”
@hamptonism Shoot the first person that attempts to escape
Most wouldn’t dare to try to begin with and if they did, they have no idea how many bullets I have.
the secret to b2b saas is selling things that automate a persons job and gets them promoted
Good infographic for founders:
"Relax. You’ll live longer and perform better."
Tax accountants going through 800 pages of trading activity just to see $2.32 of capital gains for their client
It’s been a big week for Claude Code.
We launched 8 exciting new features to help devs build faster and smarter.
Here's a roundup of everything we released:
Your content isn’t that bad.
You just don't have friends.
💪🏻 This is SO COOL
I build an app to count dumbbell reps with an AI model in the browser
using Tensorflow.js and a pose detection model
Didn't want to spoil my rationale but a few things:
you CAN skip the fundamentals, but the cost is usually that you end up learning them the hard way later. it's always on you though, always.
Our choices define us, not our gifts. - Jeff Bezos
This is insane.
But kinda awesome.
Every industry will be rebuilt around multimodal AI. Not because of cost savings, but because humans suck at integrating information across modalities.
AI can see patterns across text, images, voice and data that we physically cannot.
I'm never going to consume news the same way.
"Claude, generate me a detailed interactive website covering the ServiceNow acquisition of Moveworks"
It generated this insanely good report in ~60s using the new web search. Consultants charge ->$10k and 4 weeks for this!
Wiz may be the greatest demonstration of value creation ever.
$32B exit. The company was started 5 years ago (2000 days)
That’s $16M of EV created every single day.
I've been thinking about this "you can just do things" meme that's been going around.
At first, I dismissed it as another oversimplified X catchphrase. But the more I thought about successful founders, the more I realize it's capturing something profound.
Especially now, when AI can build your software in days instead of months and social platforms give you free distribution to millions. The barriers that used to make "just doing things" hard have collapsed.
We've created this elaborate mythology around building companies - frameworks, methodologies, validation processes, pitch decks, investor relations.
All of it designed to delay the moment when you actually have to do the thing.
And the friction to do things has never been less.
Takes 1 minute to create a v0/replit/lovable/bolt prototype.
Takes 1 minute to sign up to X.
What's strange is that most business advice actually pushes against "just doing things." It encourages endless preparation, validation, and planning. It treats starting as the riskiest move, when often it's the safest.
The magic of just doing things is that it creates data. Real customers. Real feedback. Real money. It turns abstract theories into concrete reality that you can adapt to.
Planning creates the illusion of progress while protecting your ego from the harsh reality of the market. Actually doing things forces you to confront that reality immediately.
This isn't an argument against thoughtfulness. But thinking and planning work best when they're wrapped around action, not substituting for it.
The most successful founders I know have this in common: they bias heavily toward action, even when they don't have all the information.
They understand that most decisions are reversible and the cost of delay is usually higher than the cost of being wrong.
So maybe "you can just do things" isn't just a meme.
Maybe it's the most actionable business advice on the internet.
Sage advice from Edwin Land:
our hiring philosophy @every
wtf is this token: ̩̲̬͓̹͖͕̝͖̜̪͓̯̟͕͉͕̗͍͓̳̜̙͙͔̜̖̟̬̱͍̩͖̙̥̩̻̬̘̲̩̥͕͕̘͕̖̞͈͖̙̞̗̝̝̳̰̟̜͍̤͇̤̮̳̠̙͈̳͉̹͖̗̝͍̮̟̤͕̜͍̜̮̰̪͙͙̖̳̟͚̘̯̖̝͖̺̠͈̥
and why is ChatGPT unable to generate tokens beyond it? 🤔
"Give me six hours to train a model and I will spend the first four cleaning the data."