Tried Gamma to make a school presentation for my kid. Subscribed to Pro, burned through all my credits on three variants of a 30-slide deck. The results? Mediocre image slides that made me laugh (not in a good way), random code snippets showing up instead of text on slides,

More information = more paralysis = less action

How to instantly become a top 1% AI user (takes 60 seconds) ⚡️ Open Claude, ChatGPT, or Grok and do these 3 things: 1. 🧠 Turn on Extended Thinking before prompting 2. 🔍 Enable Search to get accurate, up-to-date answers 3. 📁 Use Projects for recurring tasks That's it. Most

I built ai-detach 🔧 — a tiny bash tool that moves AI config files and dirs (CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, .cursor, .mcp.json, etc.) out of your git repo into a sibling directory and symlinks them back. AI tools still find their files 🤖 Git never sees them 👻

Here we go again... 😅 We've been writing CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md files thinking we're helping. A new ETH Zurich study says not so much — costs go up, performance stays flat or drops. Turns out modern LLMs are smart enough to figure things out. We just need to get out of the way.

Most security skills for Claude Code are just checklists. I dug into 5 of them, and only one actually teaches Claude how to reason about vulnerabilities 🔍. Here's what I've found: timonweb.com/ai/i-checked-5…

Here we go; I've switched to the Claude Max 20x plan.

Love this sober take on AI agents—just keep it simple.

Your brain is better than ChatGPT. Not at everything. But at the things that matter. Today's AI is powered by LLMs, which are, at the end of the day, next-token predictors. Very powerful ones. But still just guessing the next word. Your brain can't hold billions of parameters.

My core beliefs for building in 2026: ▎ Micro > Macro ▎ Solo > Team ▎ With AI > Without AI ▎ Bootstrapped > Funded ▎ Default alive > Default dead What's yours?

The hardest part of going from freelancing to building products isn't the code. It's that nobody is telling you what to build on Monday morning. Two decades of solving other people's problems and now I have to solve my own. Starting with the scariest one: putting my thoughts out

Has anyone tried OpenSEO? I was looking for a way to run occasional SEO audits without paying $129/mo for Ahrefs. This is self-hosted, pay-per-use — a full analysis costs a couple bucks, only when you actually need it. Anyone using it? What's your go-to for SEO checks?