My new year sidequest was hooking up Claude Code to my iPhone. It worked great! 1. Get a VM from any cloud provider 2. Run Claude Code on it 3. Start a tmux session 3. Use Termius (on an iPhone) to connect to that TMUX session Benefits: 1/ Claude Code runs without disruptions,

most founders obsess over vanity metrics they check daily active users, page views, MRR dashboards... but they're ignoring the data that actually predicts churn here's what to track instead: > time to first value how long until a new user does the thing your product is built

how to actually use AI for product decisions (not just vibes): 1. connect your data source to an AI-native analytics tool 2. ask plain english questions about user behavior 3. get answers with the underlying data, not just summaries 4. spot patterns you'd never find manually

unpopular opinion: most analytics dashboards are designed for investors, not operators founders need answers to "what should I do today" not "here's 47 charts that look impressive in a pitch deck" if your analytics tool doesn't help you make a decision in under 5 minutes, it's

Excited to partner with the StrongDM team!

Where are you working from, this morning?

We're growing organically. It's pretty cool.

If you're frequently running out of tokens on Claude Code, switch to using Sonnet (type /model). Opus is 5x costlier for input, 8.3x for output, and you don't really need it except for occasional planning tasks.

In just 2 weeks of launching, we got more than 200 users organically sign up for arka.so. Who knew data analysis could be so much fun? We noticed that 80% of users are immediately engaged, and more than 20% are converting into pro users (daily usage) within a

I made this product launch video over the weekend with just prompts It's all vibe coded x.com/Remotion/statu… There's something you should know, though: Like everyone else, a few days ago my timeline started getting full of videos like this when Remotion launched their

Prediction: The term 'software factory' is going to get really popular in 2026.

For a long time, the outbound advice was simple: send 1,000 emails, hope a few people reply, and take it from there. If no one responds, try something else. If you’re a growth leader or a startup founder today, you know this playbook isn’t working anymore. The market is

The problem with Claude's --dangerously-skip-permissions is the "dangerously" part. I just built Railyard to fix it. Blocks the catastrophic stuff at the kernel level. 99% of commands still pass through in <2ms. github.com/railyarddev/ra…

edit: It's now called #railroad. github.com/railroad-dev/r…

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Comment from a user: ‘This tool is legit. I am 60 hours a week at my desk, it's my livelihood, and Claude has helped a ton. I trust I can leave my desk to get a coffee because literally nothing happens when I'm gone. But your tool? Bam...make it a craft coffee, not keurig. Man, I