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@Layton_Gott Thanks for the tips! I will have to try!

@Layton_Gott I'm going to try that thanks!

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@Layton_Gott code reviews that actually matter. AI will tell you the code works but miss that it's gonna be a nightmare to maintain 6 months from now. that context still needs a human

Be honest: What’s ONE thing you still don’t trust AI to do in your dev workflow?

@Layton_Gott shipping something half broken beats a perfect idea sitting in your head every time. done beats perfect, always has

You have been coding for months… Where is your finished project? Not your half built app. Not that repo you abandoned. Not another idea. Something real. Shipped. Because at some point more ideas stop being helpful if you do not have the self control to finish what you already started.

@Layton_Gott I mean I like those 3 as I'd use those the most myself personally

What short form twitter post styles would you like to see Scribe master? Examples: -Hot take -Engagement -Listicle Etc...

@Layton_Gott most people just want help with real life stuff not to be impressed by benchmarks. the gap between what people actually need and what gets built is wild but also a huge opportunity if you pay attention to it

Anthropic asked 81k people: "What do you actually want AI to do for you?" The answers completely destroy everything the AI industry is building... 81,000 people across 159 countries told the most advanced AI company on earth exactly what they want. Nobody said faster inference. Nobody said AGI. Nobody asked for a smarter model. 18.8% want professional excellence. 13.7% want personal transformation. 13.5% want help managing their life. 11.1% want time freedom. 8.7% want to build a business. Not one person asked for AGI. That gap between what the industry builds and what people actually need is the biggest opportunity in tech right now. Especially if you're a solo builder. You don't need funding. You don't need a team. You just need AI handling the work you shouldn't be doing so you can focus on the work only you can do. An entrepreneur in Cameroon said it best. He couldn't afford to fail. So he used AI to master cybersecurity, UX, marketing, and project management at the same time. A payment solution that would have taken a month took 30 seconds. He didn't wait for the right conditions. Just used the tools and built. That's the whole playbook. Build for what people actually want and you win.

@Layton_Gott That's a very valuable poll or survey I guess. I just hope companies actually build what we all want moving forward.

@Layton_Gott Facts. I see so many people say Ai creates bugs they cannot solve I've been coding with ai for a while now and like you said I've never had ai not be able to solve a bug

Hot take: There is no bug AI cannot fix if you prompt it right... I have never had a bug last longer than 24 hours since I started using AI. Not once.

@Layton_Gott Its so hard to not start something new lol

Hard truth: Most developers aren’t bad at coding... They’re bad at finishing things. Half-built SaaS ideas. Unshipped side projects. Endless “learning.” Learn to finish what you start.

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@Layton_Gott This is getting so crazy

Perplexity JUST NOW launched an AI browser that does your work for you… Inside the browser. Without ever leaving it. A year ago this was science fiction. Now companies are shipping it as a product you can buy. If you still think AI is “coming” you are not paying attention. It is already here. I wrote about this yesterday. The takeover already started.

@Layton_Gott Wild stuff!

"Every single company in the world today has to have an OpenClaw strategy." Jensen Huang just said that. On stage. In front of 30,000 people. At the biggest AI event of the year. Not a blogger. Not a Twitter thread. The CEO of the most valuable company on the planet. Here's what actually matters from the GTC keynote: NemoClaw is official. NVIDIA's enterprise AI agent stack built on top of OpenClaw. Security guardrails. Policy enforcement. Privacy routing. AI agents just went from side project to enterprise infrastructure. Jensen said computing demand increased 1 million times in the last few years. He's projecting $1 trillion in NVIDIA revenue from 2025 to 2027. A trillion. From one company. Selling the picks and shovels. Vera Rubin platform fully revealed. Seven chips. Five rack-scale systems. One supercomputer. All designed for agentic AI. And NVIDIA is going to space. AI data centers designed to operate in orbit. 6 months ago people called AI agents a toy. Today the company that powers every AI lab on earth just told every Fortune 500 to build an agent strategy or get left behind. The infrastructure just got built. The only thing missing is the people who know how to build on it.

@Layton_Gott Ofc

@Executor_AI Appreciate that!

I just published my first article on X ever... The AI takeover is not coming. It already started. Most people just have not been paying attention close enough. I broke down everything that happened in the last 8 weeks. It is a lot but insanely helpful. Make sure you check it out and comment your thoughts!

@Layton_Gott Yeah it is for sure

@Executor_AI Yeah that's what I use as well and its great!

Which AI coding model is the best at fixing bugs?