I spent 9 hours using Opus 4.5 in Claude Code yesterday. I built and shipped my first WordPress plugin that connects Claude Code to my site. Then I used the frontend designer skill to build a great new UI. Then I built a way to have my articles checked for user intent, brand

* hits 5-hour Claude Max limit * * closes laptop * * that’s productive enough *

Lead Magnet + Vibe Coding = Vibe Magnet

About time they got the hint.

This is real leadership. I've been following the Invest in America initiative and love its focus on investing in our youth. That's a big reason I built legacyloop.me - to provide a way to share links that get eyeballs throughout the year. I can't wait to follow in

The true signal in a sea of noise.

With intelligence becoming free, we're about to face an ambition problem. We need a million moonshots ready for people to pursue using AI. Otherwise, lack of meaning and purpose will devastate those with low agency.

Be useful, be happy, extend humanity.

After two posts on LinkedIn, it’s clear to me… LinkedIn harbors the AI resistance fighters. X harbors the futurists. Tread carefully.

My computer use is basically just Claude Code and the occasional app.

RIP Scott. You made our lives better. Thank you.

Every expense I consider has to pass one test. Most don't. Here's the system: Every dollar that hits my business account gets split automatically. Before I see it. Before I can touch it. Income lands in one account. Mercury splits it instantly: - 33% to OpEx (the only

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Multiple times last week, at the end of the day, I thought, "Wow, I just did three days' worth of work." Yet I still came to work the whole week. If I'm this productive, why am I not working two days a week? (A little thing called Jevons's law.)

Buy low, sell high = fiat. Buy low, never sell = Bitcoin.

Wow this makes me so happy! I appreciate you.

Added Bitcoin spinner verbs to my Claude Code. Fitting for the current bear market. h/t Michael Saylor

"Inflation is taxation without legislation." - Milton Friedman