Leon

here's a Claude power user move: - get api keys from Replicate and Fal - make a directory call it “everymodel” -->“Claude make a simple app that can arbitrarily generate from Replicate and Fal" - update settings.json or use /add-dir to give Claude "everymodel" for every project every session and project moving forward now has access to every generative AI model from all the providers

@antonosika being a founder usually means you already have financial security, so this may be a factor? but if you love to build stuff, we're on the happiest timeline

When I say I want more people to be founders, now you know it's because I want everyone to be happy. :)

"hey Fable 5, create a file called be-better.md for Opus 4.8" noticing a much better 4.8, this may have worked lol please use! gist.github.com/YoteiSan/fc2a4…

@Marcia_Ong I understand this may be a good salary for SG, but man $150k USD for a top tier AI/ML dev?

Helpping my fren to hire an AI department (20-30 pax) in singapore. AI and ML devs, mid to senior/staff/vp level TC is about 80-200k+ Singapore dollars Willing to sponsor visa, Singapore and malaysian has priority

because people just bought a second max plan: Fable told me I need a new claude-in-chrome extension for the 2nd account to have dueling Claude in Chromes, but this is actually not true! your same claude extension can work with any/all claude accounts in parallel tip: setup a new Chrome profile for all the Claude-in-Chrome action, so it doesn't clutter your main window anymore (discovered thanks to the false info)

@antinertia Starting late better than never

if the founder is not building his personal brand he's cooked

modern database specs are so unreal, when people walk into a system design interview and immediately talk about sharding, I know they haven't been paying attention for about the last 5 years

@big_duca From my experience if they can do Leetcode medium from first principles thinking (not memorizing), then they're a damn good engineer Just have to make sure they aren't lazy and will actually roll up sleeves and do things. Portfolio and enthusiasm can sort of proxy that

I honestly have no idea how you interview engineers anymore Feels like the only way to assess is to watch them build. Bc how they think through algorithms is useless skill.

@abrilzucchi Ah those gray granites, Yosemite area! Corgi should do pop up cafes in the most beautiful places possible

this view and locking in with fable 5

starting a contrarian VC firm that only invests in founders who get 8 hours of sleep a night and don't do drugs

@ella_schlags I think the problem is the situation gets interpreted as another form of pitching

I actually don’t understand how men in sf are so bad at talking to women

@Tristanrhee3 "most random advice possible" -> keep a LinkedIn Sales account on your phone, when you encounter service issues at hotels or restaurants or whereever, lookup the owners/top managers and casually name drop and everything suddenly works out super well in your favor

I'm a 27 year old founder. KINDLY recommend to me oddly specific tips for life. NO general “surround yourself with good people” tips please. I want the most random advice possible.

@finbarr Tim Sweeney

Who are some great founders who went from software engineer to CEO?

@0xDesigner not free for me, used all my monthly API usage and then started charging on-demand, on ultra plan will say it felt both slower and used up usage like twice as fast, sth very different about using it on Cursor

am i the only one ripping fable 5 on max thinking for free in cursor? i hope this isn't a bug that the cursor team finds and fixes because of this tweet.

we're all being baited into buying a second Claude plan we were all at usage limits before ok you win, I just bought another

@adamcreates_ Cool stuff. "Equity tokens", do participating companies do a token offering? Then people freely trade the startup coins? Or wrong mental model?

announcing internet rounds: the fastest and loudest way to raise money on the internet. get any app, agent, startup, or idea funded by a community that wants to see you win. (yeah, that's my mom and dog in the video)

@simonecanciello The promo guy should look like John Travolta in Grease

hear me out… a looksmaxxing app for boomers. they already spend $3k+ every year on anti-aging treatments. somehow nobody built an app for agemaxxing yet. that’s crazy.

@lennysan Curious about this new class of "burn your resume and build," people quitting their jobs to build things they've always dreamed of. (That's a quote from Lenny's episode with Mark Pincus, amazing episode)

The tech workforce is splitting in two A year ago, we ran the first large-scale survey of how tech workers feel about their jobs and careers. What emerged we summarized in four words: burned out, but optimistic. Today, we're back with the results from our 2026 survey, and it's a tale of two workforces. Half of tech right now feels amplified by AI—more capable, more confident, more excited than they've been in their entire career. The other half feels shaken by it—less sure of their value and whether there’s still a place for them. Which side of that line you fall on predicts how you feel about your career more than anything else, including your role, seniority, company size, or any other measure we collected. The workforce is bifurcating into two realities. A few other takeaways that surprised us: + Significant burnout jumped from 44.7% to 55.7% in one year, while career optimism fell from 54.8% to 48.7%. A worrisome trend. + 53% of tech workers would steer a newcomer away from a career in their own role, even when they're optimistic about their own future. + The biggest AI fear is of being squeezed to do more work. Only 22% worry about “losing my job to AI.” Far more worry about being expected to do more for the same pay, getting trapped in an unsustainable pace, and the quality of their work declining. The question that best predicts how a tech worker feels about their work, in 2026, is no longer "What do you do?" or "Where do you work?" It’s "What has AI done to your sense of who you are?" Read the full report here: lennysnewsletter.com/p/how-tech-wor…

@levelsio Time to use this to make a custom delivery map!

🍌 Got so lazy to order stuff on UberEats that I asked Claude Code to do it Very easy, it just installs Playwright and then you login once to UberEats on web (the iOS app is also just a web wrapper, nice) Then you can just say "order bananas" and it does it!

@sandislonjsak It just wasn't enough for his consumption 🤷‍♂️ Something about a different million dollar watch for every day of the month

@trenchesbase Okay that is just plain stupid what he did

What’s your “I have enough money to never work again” number? I think anything below 50.000.000€ (~40% liquid) is a pipe dream.