| Dec 17 |
I see more and more paying users using Podscan to track emerging trends and investment opportunities in podcast conversations for venture funds and financial institutions.
Probably nothing.
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A merchant's refund policy stood firm for ten thousand customers.
One whispered "chargeback."
It had never existed.
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Considering everything AI-generated to be "AI slop" is actively holding back people who could leverage these powerful tools to build amazing things.
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https://t.co/wUeePMtHZr
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RT @tenobrus: how it feels being an engineer in december 2025 https://t.co/awh3pOXluA
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RT @TheCraigHewitt: All my YT thumbnails are done in Nano Banana.
Is it as good as a really good designer?
honestly, not quite
is itā¦
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RT @rcmisk: IdeaVerify, THE tool to validate your idea with REAL user metrics, Daily Check-In š
- Trying to improve the UX for guiding useā¦
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RT @rcmisk: š§Ŗ Test 3 - Testing an idea from @arvidkahl ās Podscan's Business Ideas for 2025-12-16 Newsletter with IdeaVerify.
No code. Jusā¦
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Bet they had really solid conversions on that one.
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Yeah, which chronoton fluctuation during warp travel did get us into this timeline...
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RT @rcmisk: IdeaVerify Live Test 2 - FlowPilot
Ok chose this idea from @arvidkahl Podscan's Business Ideas for 2025-12-15 Newsletter:
I'mā¦
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This is the feature I think edge models (the on-device stuff thatās getting better and better) will be perfect for. Post-commit hooks triggering a background code review that informs you of potential issues. All local, offline, and secure.
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RT @andrefrcastro: @arvidkahl Really enjoying your book, didnāt finished yet though . I think Iāll need to restart https://t.co/X22DMieNqP
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RT @dhh: The O'Saasy License is a great fit for folks who want to build a SaaS business, but run the project as open source, and allow anyoā¦
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| Dec 15 |
I have a https://t.co/AztoMRdZhH document in my codebase, which describes every single UI screen and workflow inside Podscan. I use it to help Claude Code make sense of the product and generate docs for it.
Itās the result of recording a 1h walkthrough. Explained every single button, had the AI condense it into a full document.
But how do I keep up with changes? New features, adjusted screens.
Well, it turns out if you task Claude Code with checking the file change date of that .md file, go through every line in there, check if that component has been changed in a git commit since the last time we updated it, and then update the doc, you can automate most of this.
Tried that earlier today, and was blown away. It caught buttons being moved, adjusted changed workflows, and added features that I had forgotten I implemented.
Now, itās a Claude command I can run once a week.
That platform doc is the distilled knowledge of my product that even I donāt have without checking things out.
And it makes AI agents SO effective (if you add it to your prompts for reference).
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RT @rcmisk: Ideas Experiment!
Taking one of @arvidkahl @podscanfm ideas from Podscan's Business Ideas and running actual tests/experimentsā¦
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| Dec 15 |
Great pre-filtering effort when recruiting devs. Probably won't fool the AI-powered resume submission bots for too long, but even then, it will significantly reduce the spam.
I wonder if similar skill checks can be used in non-dev industries.
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RT @tamiz: Going through starred emails in Gmail (my favorite way to save insights) and came across this gem from @arvidkahl's newsletter bā¦
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Ha!
In our founder community here, this happens very often.
Outside of it, almost never.
Consider that when it comes to who you market to! (And what you talk about.)
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This used to happen once a year. Then once a month. Now, we can see this almost every week.
Anyone good at extrapolating?
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Pull requests and GitHub/JIRA issues are human process markers that happen to relate to code. Agentic tools can handle these fine, but they likely can benefit from a more source-proximate format.
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I was thinking about this a lot recently when I imagined the ānext-genā coding language/framework/env.
Prompts are architecture and intent documents. They need to become part of the code, as a trace/comment/metadata. Whatever the AI equivalent of a āgit blameā result is, too.
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| Dec 13 |
This is my experience too. Every day, I have to test my assumptions that a certain thing isnāt possible yet. Still true?
Image generation AI that passes my quality guardrails literally came into being last week. Coding agent? Like 2 months ago.
Weāre accelerating so hard.
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RT @peer_rich: even now years into @calcom i havent found a drawback to building in public
i thought i might have something by now but itsā¦
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RT @thdxr: who's the best "build in public" person you follow
basically does a good job talking about everything they do and it's high quaā¦
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And here we have a small inkling of whatās to come in fundamental computer literacy.
Folders, files, what does it matter when all content is consumed in-app anyway?
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| Dec 13 |
In this episode, I break down why vibe-coded solutions fall apart the moment real customers show up, why "comprehension debt" is the hidden killer of AI-built projects, and how we might need to shift our messaging to make the invisible 20% of our work visible to buyers who now think they could build everything themselves.
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| Dec 13 |
Grinds my gears when people call themselves āoverachievers.ā
This only ever works with someone elseās expectations. Itās always external.
No one who followed their own dreams ever overachieved.
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| Dec 13 |
RT @rcmisk: IdeaVerify, THE tool to validate your idea with REAL user metrics, is LIVE š
- @itsMayHQ a user of IdeaVerify, quickly spotteā¦
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| Dec 13 |
Some people could be offered a teleporter beam onto the Enterprise and would complain about having to stand still for a few seconds.
Dan is spot on: people getting grumpy over price when facing a miracle is so tedious.
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Couldnāt be happier with the feedback Iām getting for my latest podcast episode š„°
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| Dec 12 |
RT @TimSweeneyEpic: The 9th Circuit Court has confirmed: The Apple Tax is dead in the USA.
Apple can require side-by-side placement of Appā¦
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| Dec 12 |
Do you send out cold emails for your SaaS?
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| Dec 12 |
It's easy to vibe code a project, but incredibly hard to vibe code a business. Your customers buy your last 20% (and AI can't build that yet.)
In fact, software is all that AI is great at. The business part? Still VERY shaky. Here's why that matters:
https://t.co/4N0psvnEKl
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| Dec 12 |
I feel like Iām watching a body-switching movie with early-2000s PHP and current React.
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| Dec 12 |
And, from another angle, it shows the taste baked into the models that were used for the job. Something you either like or don't. Corrective prompting might allow you some flexibility, but every LLM has the consequent taste of its training data.
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| Dec 12 |
Great example of what matters in a world where AI tooling can create anything you tell them to: taste.
Tastemaking happens through experience. Look at these three images and observe what you think when judging them.
Your revealed preferences come from a lifetime of taste.
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| Dec 12 |
Generative AI is a necessary milestone on the way to a functioning holodeck.
And like most things, Star Trek even thought about intellectual property rights in Voyagerās āAuthor Author.ā
That and derivative slop. And deep fakes.
In 2001! Way ahead of its time. https://t.co/aG25sXdPWE
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| Dec 12 |
A quick functionality summary: It finds people who most recently signed up for a trial and were scored as good prospects for my ICPs.
It looks for similar companies, similar size, and location as those people, and figures out the right people to approach at those companies.
It lets me review it in the email that was drafted to be sent to them. Pretty simple "hey, interested in this kind of stuff" email.
That happens several times a day and guarantees a constant flow of interesting outreach targets that fit exactly who's already using the platform. And the more people from one kind of industry join, the more of their peers I find and reach out to. Buzz begets buzz.
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| Dec 12 |
And as self-serving as this may sound, I think I've made the absolute right choice in building Podscan that now houses over 45mil verified, transcribed podcast conversations and tracks over 4 million podcast feeds. All day, every day.
My API usage is growing every week.
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So, what does this mean for us founders and entrepreneurial devs?
Focus a little bit less on the product side of things, on the software creation step, and think about how we can keep building a data moat that everybody & their vibe-coded solutions can and will tap into.
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| Dec 12 |
In a single day, I had my coding agent build an "existing customer lookalike and outreach tool" right into my Podscan admin panel.
And I realized that the one thing AI struggles with is reliable data. Never the code.
It can build complex things. But it can't build facts.
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| Dec 11 |
Every new frontier model seems to have somewhere between 3 days and two weeks of leading these charts.
Never in my life have I ever seen anything improve this quickly. And no ancestor of mine ever has, either.
Confounding!
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| Dec 11 |
Just had a call with a prospect, and they were all excited about automations, integrations, and how to set up their Podscan keyword alerts so they cover not just a brand but the broader market they operate in.
I just spent half an hour on excited back-and-forth brainstorming and turned it into a highly well-structured article with great examples I instructed Claude to switch and "normalize" so that the customer's privacy can still be retained.
Not only did I help a customer, but I got another way of talking about their problems and the solutions that they might need, which is now codified in an article that will soon start ranking.
Low-effort, high-impact. And can be fully autoamted, too.
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| Dec 11 |
An extremely effective way to turn customer support conversations into high-impact blog posts (or KB articles) is to record customer calls, take the transcript, and have Claude/ChatGPT turn the conversation and its main problem(s) into helpful articles.
Works REALLY well.
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| Dec 11 |
Whether you consider this an inspiration or a massive self-own is directly correlated with whether you have ever personally experienced this kind of over-identification with work and the resulting burnout.
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| Dec 10 |
This is my favorite account on Twitter.
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| Dec 10 |
Whew, my https://t.co/pUqGI7kwYe newsletter hasn't been sent for a couple days because of this strange postgres error.
Apparently, when null bytes are IN a record in the database, even a select query fails horribly.
Yikes. https://t.co/v7ElkqGUa7
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| Dec 10 |
Great thought piece on mortality as a requirement of progress (and the impetus to act). Recommend reading this 5-minute piece.
The quote made me think of why founders keep building even after their first exit. The journey is what matters.
https://t.co/sekBUgfBAR https://t.co/NyUSCobrW9
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| Dec 10 |
Blackhat 404.
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| Dec 09 |
I hear Rust is a great programming language.
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Ah yes, humanity's brightest minds have been hard at work. https://t.co/BlzpRz4CzI
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| Dec 09 |
And now, @MistralAI throws an agentic CLI into the mix as well.
Can't wait for the meta agentic CLI, the one that runs your prompt on 5 different agentic agents using 5 different models in 5 git worktrees, scoring the "best" implementation candidate and suggesting it to you. https://t.co/oqleBgdVBK
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| Dec 09 |
Haha, this is wild.
I mean, a fine is just a tax with a gun. But I wasn't aware of the discrepancy.
It would be smart to grow the income tax portion of the equation. But I have a feeling that legislative efforts focus much more on the fine part.
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āLLM seedingā success is a direct consequence of āconversational mindshare.ā
Itāll be much harder to trick data ingestion systems if their AI gatekeepers discard automated posts with no social proof.
A lonely story posted to a forum wonāt rank. That seed needs to grow first.
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| Dec 09 |
RT @collinxjenkins: Sponsorshipped is officially live! š
Get access to the live sponsorship feed aggregating sponsors across newsletters,ā¦
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| Dec 08 |
People put the weirdest things into their podcast's RSS feeds.
Seriously, all data collection at scale ends up being 99% data cleaning and validation. https://t.co/0o71lFxy1s
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Super hyped to see Podscan's API power one of many data streams for this sponsor-tracking project!
Sponsorships are still the most aligned monetization strategy for creators. Don't sleep on sponsoring, as a maker, marketer, or brand.
I bet Sponsorshipped will help you there.
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| Dec 08 |
I think I have just found the new home for my per-podcast and per-podcast-episode embedding for Podscan's 4mil shows and 45mil fully transcribed episodes :D
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| Dec 08 |
You are absolutely right!
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Devs: āAI sucks, itās non-deterministic.ā
So are people. Much more so, and much less intelligently so.
The challenge is not to enforce determinism, but to set boundaries that reign in that chaos.
AI might be hallucinating, but itās also very good at following clear rules.
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| Dec 08 |
I am realizing that the crypto and web3 aficionados are getting more and more excited about prediction markets.
Good times. That field will likely be grift-free and totally legit.
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| Dec 07 |
RT @arvidkahl: Do you skip ads/sponsor reads on podcasts?
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| Dec 07 |
Ragebaiting millions of people with content that is clearly meant to enrage just to get X creator payouts may seem stupid, but out of all the ways of nerd engagement bait, itās my favorite kind. And the least harmful.
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Do you skip ads/sponsor reads on podcasts?
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| Dec 07 |
RT @jensn38: @arvidkahl Thanks for the hint! I'm proud of resisting all the BF fomo. This was now the only purchase I did and I think it'sā¦
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| Dec 07 |
RT @arvidkahl: Any AI system can generate arbitrarily complex output. It will do so happily.
Verifying the factual integrity of that outpā¦
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The biggest opportunity in AI is verification.
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Any AI system can generate arbitrarily complex output. It will do so happily.
Verifying the factual integrity of that output is the actual challenge.
We get around by tasking a different AI to do a sanity check. But thatās also a gamble.
Solve this, and youāll have a unicorn.
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| Dec 06 |
Hey look the āitās not gamblingā prediction market apps have invented their own version of insider trading.
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| Dec 06 |
A $4.26/day "heist" with over 400 hacked servers.
This is as wild as it is sad. Very intriguing read!
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| Dec 06 |
RT @dickiebush: What is the most valuable online course youāve taken this year?
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| Dec 06 |
My Black Friday deal will expire in a few days.
If you want all my books and courses in one neat package for $25, you might want to check out https://t.co/WWLKdTriZm ;)
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| Dec 06 |
RT @istupidpreneur: @dickiebush I got @arvidkahlās bundle on Black Friday and itās one of the best investments.
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Stellar use case for AI. Some executive somewhere is foaming at the mouth for joy at this idea.
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| Dec 06 |
RT @spatie_be: If this gets a hundred likes we'll add this shirt to our merch store at https://t.co/9HmSPVrcFc so you can wear it the nextā¦
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| Dec 05 |
As a SaaS founder, I might be extremely biased here, but I really like the idea of an open-source license that lets anyone self-host software and prevents them from becoming a competitor right away.
You know, like ALL other closed-source licences ever.
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And just to clarify, I fully agree with Jack because that has been my own experience as well.
Obviously I'm biased because I'm a solopreneur, but my throughput on the smaller tasks that would have taken me a day just to figure out is now a matter of minutes. All the potential contractor collaborators I could have paid won't be needed by me and likely many founders like myself.
Now amplify this for much bigger businesses and you see how significant that change is for people who are trying to get started with freelancing.
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| Dec 05 |
I wonder what the realization will look like in a couple years' time, when people figure out that all the juniors that they didn't train are now the seniors that they're trying to hire.
We're going to have to find a solution for this very soon, or we'll be paying for it dearly.
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| Dec 05 |
Since several people asked for my 3-wide-screen setup, here it is.
Toying with the idea of adding another one. The Mac Studio can handle it, and I do need a little bit more space for more Claude Code :P
(Good thing 90s Star Trek is 4:3, would need its own screen if 16:9.) https://t.co/TdmVFZYAfC
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| Dec 05 |
Not because it's impossible to use informational advantage to make moneyāevery entrepreneur does very much the same thing with their knowledge about the market and the businesses they create from it.
But assuming that betting on outcomes is going to level the imbalance or overabundance of information is a... BIG gamble.
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"Prediction markets surface truth to people" is the inverse of every single past example of how humans act in chance scenarios: fixing games to win, insider trading, and market manipulation.
I'm VERY cautious with this not-quite-gambling-but--very-prone-to-fraud development.
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| Dec 05 |
Installing Claude Code just for having a brainstorming partner is absolutely worth it.
I often dictate prompts like this one, and it's super helpful. It dives into the code, highlights blind spots, and even estimates their relevance and criticality.
Beats blindly committing. https://t.co/0wixiD6pR3
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| Dec 05 |
I got like 3 of these and theyāre amazing to run a software business from. Overkill for most other things, but incredible for keeping every important thing visible at the same time.
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| Dec 05 |
Pantoneās color of the year is a grayish white.
Taking risks, I see. https://t.co/ifS0WCmTby
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| Dec 04 |
2 days left.
I'm running a time-limited Black Friday sale of The Bootstrapper's Bundle: all my books, all my courses, all formats, for $25 instead of $100+. Grab it here:
https://t.co/heHTsJuwT9
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| Dec 04 |
In the world where all these permissively licensed code fragments are used to power combat drones and military vehicles, maybe it is a good thing that we're exploring a more restrictive kind of licensing for the software we write?
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| Dec 04 |
Trying to wrap my head around this.
Fizzy is open source, as in "source fully available." Openly. You know, like "open" "source."
Licensed under terms that allow you to run it for free, but not monetize it.
Now, people say, this is no true "open-source" Scotsman.
Have I misunderstood what OSS was all my life? Just as anyone is free to open- or closed-source their code, they can add any license to their work. And just because the most permissive (MIT) or most restrictive "allowed" "open-source" licenses (AGPL) permit monetizing that software, doesn't mean that only "free" (as in lunch) software can be "open-source."
If the source is open, it's open-source. Right? Right!?
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| Dec 04 |
Me, a successful angel investor: https://t.co/e6uMda4moS
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| Dec 04 |
Love how there is an "exit" sign very strategically placed in this pic š¤£
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| Dec 04 |
You come here for lukewarm takes on AI, SaaS, and MRR, but how about something much more important: Unreal Tournament 2004 is coming back:
On Linux and macOS, too! :D
https://t.co/c9xTKujieX
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| Dec 04 |
From my Spotify for Creators wrapped.
This numbers might not look massive, but every single person behind these figures means the world to me š„° https://t.co/7VBFOkFmq3
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| Dec 03 |
Every day, more people are getting confused and asking, "Is this AI?"
At first, it was the glaring AI-generated image. And a slop blog post.
Now, it's any well-written reply that contains, god forbid, an emdash.
Soon, it'll be any cohesive thought that isn't obviously biased.
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RT @JackEllis: Our business moat is that we arenāt waking up every morning chasing acquisition or IPO.
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What could possibly go wrong? https://t.co/pHBZMErju0
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If you want to be a full-time founder, you really should aim at becoming a part-time founder first.
Juggling your paid work and your aspirational work will give you insights into priorities and trade offs that fully committing immediately will never allow for.
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RT @arvidkahl: This is really cool, and Iād love for you to try it out.
My persona is much better than me at remembering exactly where I aā¦
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RT @meetpersonas: Voice mode is coming very soon. š
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RT @arvidkahl: Are you running any Black Friday deals for your SaaS?
Why (not)?
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