Nick

@kalashnikovapv yes. just yes. x.com/ballanutsa/sta…

I spent over 50h last week diving into claude code and here’re some hot takes about the AI mania: → everyone claiming they "automated their content" is full of bs. You can automate posting, sure. But if your content can actually be automated, you had nothing original to say in the first place → it's not a quick miracle pill. It’s a massive time sink before it saves you time. Setting up Claude Code takes 5 seconds, but building scalable architecture with different models without burning money is a different story → the whole mac mini obsession makes no sense. You can run agents on literally any server → once it clicks, it's intoxicating. The whole thing triggers an idea machine in your head and suddenly you have 100 apps to build with 24 hours in a day → Ii've spent more time talking to Claude than my friends and family this week → i can now spot BS content from a mile away, especially Instagram lead magnets with surface-level workflows that bring zero value Overall, incredible tech that makes me AGI-pilled while simultaneously tanking my actual productivity

days 6-14 of using claude code: never opened it once. UX friction was too high. regular claude is more than enough for my day-to-day tasks. day 15-16: been buidling a custom dashboard for a days 15-16: building a custom analytics dashboard for a client at @LunarStrategy pulling everything into one place: > @cookie3 KOL intelligence data > @xeetdotai activation data > @creator_wire campaigns > social media & community growth > token perfomance moral: don't force advanced tools. if the task at hand demands more powerful tooling - good, go for it. but don't try to force yourself to build agents cause everyone else is doing it. doing something out of desperation never ends well.

POV: me after seeing endless QRTs on “ThE mOsT impOrTaNT article you’ll ever read” (it’s literally engineered to go viral and farm engagements)

@vladsvitanko Warsaw

GM☀️ There is only one hack to the Universe. / Train every single day. / Btw, what city is dis??

you know it's bad when you huddle with a team member on slack, and then 1 hour later you realize you're listening to the nature meditation sounds

you won't see your best work until it has your name on it.

if you want to witness a 1-hour deep-dive into: x profile setup, content pillars, KOL collabs & co-marketing tactics based on expierience from 150+ crypto campaigns we've ran at @LunarStrategy over the past 6 years... then you need to tune in for a webinar with @Jackhaldorsson and @Wezaverseone on march 26th. rsvp 👇

@snovik Shai, i think this is very relevant problem that you're undertaking

Online search interest in longevity has reached its highest point on record in the United States. As access to modern healthcare expands and life expectancy increases, people are naturally beginning to think further into the future. But the mainstream longevity conversation remains focused on a single variable: duration. How long can we live? The more important question is rarely asked. What does the quality of those additional years actually look like? That is the question Enlivex was built to answer. $ENLV

I'm a huge advocate of learning a new skill by starting a side project. so i've been playing around with claude code, and that's how my personal website was born. go check it out in my bio.

this week i have been building my personal website. naturally, i had to pull together actual numbers. campaigns. budgets. results. clients. years of it, written out in one place. and looking at all of it i couldn't help myself but go: "wait, i did all of this?" this initiative shows that your brain under operational pressure is not a reliable narrator of your own story. there's a fog that comes with being deep in the work. your field of vision can narrow to whatever's in front of you right now. and your brain will remember all the struggles pretty clearly. but not the ws. so if you ever hear the inner voice of doubt, it just might be a clear indicator that you haven't stopped long enough to look back.

been saying this for a while. if you story and narrative flops – it doesn’t matter how good your tech is. the crypto market is built on big ideas, not code. gl to @miggyy in finding a new role and feel free to read the whole piece i wrote back in the day in the thread 👇🏻

pain-resolving product. sticky narrative/story. killer content. spotless ops. in that order of priority.

day 5 of getting into claude code as a crypto marketing guy: > decided to build a personal website just for fun > it took me about 2-3 hours in total, yet i still was making final edits in the regular llm interface because of the "api error: rate limit reached" message > still, managed to spin up 2 pretty good options with the claude code + @variantui (inspo for the website look) + @Lovable (deployment + more straightforward approach to granular design fixes) stack > again, the problem of not being able to do everything inside the terminal persists. however, i do believe it's a skill issue for now.

day 4 of getting into claude code as a crypto marketing guy made me write this one.

day 3 of getting into claude code as a crypto marketing guy anyone else noticed this problem?