everyone's hyped about AI video tools making content creation "effortless." but here's what nobody's talking about: when everyone can make a polished video in 30 seconds, polished stops mattering. the new competitive advantage? raw, unfiltered authenticity that AI can't fake.

fascinating and creepy that’s how i would describe a personal robot

can he do marketing for me?

we trained capthas for free for years they used our data for years without knowing now they want to be paid

been thinking about app pricing lately. most indie devs undercharge because they're scared nobody will pay. but here's the thing: if you're solving a real daily pain point, people will happily pay $15/month. the question isn't "will they pay?" it's "am I solving something

the real community on X isn't in the timeline. it's in the replies where someone actually answers your question. it's in the DMs where builders share what's actually working. it's in the spaces where people admit they're stuck. that's where the magic happens.

bots are intimidating

remote work isn't freedom if you're still checking slack at 11pm from a Bali coworking space. real freedom is building something that runs without you constantly putting out fires. location independence is nothing without time independence. the goal isn't working from

sorry for all men who did the calculation for parental days for June

AI tools just made "I can build that in a weekend" obsolete. Replit, Lovable, Claude Code - they're all shipping full-stack apps from plain English prompts in under 20 minutes. databases, auth, hosting, integrations. done. but when everyone can build fast, speed stops being the

best use case after "Grok is this true?"

I’d definitely watch a whole stream about this especially if Twitch chat had control of it

best subscription atm yes or no?

98.799% post accuracy

mom, i got feautured in a Emanuele Di Pietro video 🤩 (monster > redbull)

when's the last time a networking event actually led to real work? meanwhile, someone just hired you because you've been answering their Supabase questions in Discord for 4 months. reputation comes from showing up where builders are stuck, not where they're celebrating.

you have 47 productivity tools and still can't finish one project. the problem isn't your stack. it's that you're optimizing for setup instead of shipping. delete half your tools. pick one thing. finish it.