Learning should be fun. AI is finally making this possible at scale. Coming soon...

Even in the age of Vibe Coding I'm not sure voice to code makes sense yet. You can't: - Reference context - Paste a code snippet - Think deeply about the solution as you type (Voice clients are very impatient)

I'm doing a series of cozy learning videos for deep tech topics. Which backdrop should I animate for the next video? A, B, C, D

Breaking out of my X bubble is going pretty well 😆

Eleven Labs is a cool tool, and it can speak much more eloquently than I can... ...but nothing gives people the "AI ick" more than Text to Voice. I don't think that's fair, but it's just the reality. Maybe I'm just using the wrong voice model...

I spent the weekend recording a video where I walked through a particular workflow that I thought was really cool. Posted it to reddit and the post was immediately removed. So I scraped the top reddit posts in the subreddit for the past week and had AI write a post. Top post.

Found a whole TikTok channel that’s dedicated to lying about code. I can’t man…

Data is weird sometimes, but it doesn't lie...

LaunchDay #3 is here 🥳 I've met 13 indie makers from all over the world: - Lydia who pivoted her product 6 times in 2 years, and finally found success when she got back to her original idea. - Yahia who builds a super niche product with very slow growth but almost 0 churn. So

Here's a demo of every product on LaunchDay #3. Still 22 hours left to get the deals. 1. Vemetric by Dominik Sumer ✨ - 50% off

Get rekt California maxis

2016 was a wild time. Can’t believe I was using Facebook still 🤣

One of the biggest issues with tech education is how weighted it is towards beginners because that’s where the money is. Focusing on expert education will be a huge growing industry as people start to look at larger and larger problems thanks to AI

This is the perfect kind of question that ChatGPT accels at. Someone else might have mentioned it on a forum somewhere, but It would have taken me forever to find this answer via a normal google search

Just got a new MacBook. What should I install first?

Do you consider Claude Code an IDE?