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@rchase @FlorinPop17 Thanks for sharing, learned a lot from you, and it's great to see the other side of becoming a millionaire.

Very cringe and cliche post incoming, but since you asked... Instead of answering the question directly - "It's great!" Here's the answer to the question behind it - "is it worth it?" At age ~30 I made a few million dollars in a short time and had a mental breakdown My whole life had been a singular goal of becoming a millionaire Once it was done I felt like my life was over I had peaked and there was nothing else left for me Nothing to look forward to I lost my sense of purpose The biggest problem - it wasn't what I thought it would be I expected I'd finally feel good about myself I'd have lots of friends I'd sit on a beach and never have to work ever again My actual experience is a sharp contrast I feel more insecure than ever - when I'm around other people I'm always worried what they're thinking about me and thinking about what I'm saying so I don't come across wrong I still don't feel like I have enough money or that I'm financially set in life I can't be vulnerable with anyone because "well you can't complain because it's easy for you..." I never had a lot of friends to begin with but after this I basically never talk to anyone, I feel like a total outcast from the social group where I live, I'm still on X to make friends who are similar to me The money carries a lot of guilt both if I'm not doing enough but also if I do too much and others don't grow because I stepped in and fixed it for them Frequently I'm paranoid about everyones intentions Constant fear about losing it all I deeply regret delaying having children to pursue this Doing better now Still dealing with problems above but Personal growth, mental therapy weekly for 1+ year, men's group every other week for 6+ months, physical therapy, Jesus, married, baby on the way A renewed sense of purpose in life I'm enjoying building my existing business again and now having fun with side hustles again like I used to So was it worth it? Yes but not because of the money It's worth it because I finally started to deal with all of the internal problems that pushed me to have this drive to begin with If I had never made it I would still be running from that with the distraction of "becoming a millionaire will fix me" Disclaimer/my personal experience is likely different from yours

Just curious… How does it feel to be a millionaire? 🤔

@aidenybai Start believing in god.

idk how to deal with this so here goes nothing i have extreme fear of death the thought of ceasing to exist forever fills me with a terror beyond comprehension i also don't believe in god / afterlife how does one cope with this

@Kimi_Moonshot @cursor_ai How much did they pay?

Congrats to the @cursor_ai team on the launch of Composer 2! We are proud to see Kimi-k2.5 provide the foundation. Seeing our model integrated effectively through Cursor's continued pretraining & high-compute RL training is the open model ecosystem we love to support. Note: Cursor accesses Kimi-k2.5 via @FireworksAI_HQ ' hosted RL and inference platform as part of an authorized commercial partnership.

@SolanaGameHub @antonosika Try Softgen, it's pure nextjs and you can optimize for seo.

The problem is that Lovable’s SEO is not working at all. If I use Cloudflare, I cannot enable the “orange cloud” (proxy), because otherwise it stops working with Lovable. Additionally, Google is not indexing the blog pages. Another issue concerns blog SEO: when I publish a post and share it on social media, the preview image never appears. The URL is often incorrect, and even if I fix it (for example, replacing Supabase), the preview image still does not show up. How can this be resolved? In my opinion, this is a very serious issue and should be a top priority for Lovable, because the SEO is not functioning properly. Otherwise, what is the point of publishing and creating content on Lovable if tools like ChatGPT or Gemini cannot even read the pages?

Introducing Lovable for more general tasks. Lovable has always been for building apps. Today it also becomes your data scientist, your business analyst, your deck builder, and your marketing assistant. This is a big step toward what Lovable is becoming: a general-purpose co-founder that can do anything. See examples below.

@Austen I wonder what other business models there could be that are net win-win for everyone.

It's still kinda wild to me that Gauntlet AI works. Send half a million dollars to a hotel for housing, hundreds of thousands for food, fly people from all over the world to our office. And because of what they can do by graduation we can fund it all with recruiter fees.

@Austen Well, I don't think their models are too good.

Honestly Google sucks at marketing its AI products. Gemini and family are dramatically underhyped for how good the models are. Partially because they don’t have a charismatic leader, partially because they’re buried in 18 layers of confusingly named Google enterprise bloatware.

@bridgemindai It feels so dumb. I was on their boat too, but it's so unrealistic, and now with so many limits.

Just cancelled my $250/month Google AI Ultra subscription. Gemini 3.1 Pro is inconsistent. Gemini CLI crashes mid-session. Antigravity loses context on complex tasks. $250/month for a model I can't rely on. Not worth it. Claude Opus 4.6 and GPT 5.4 stay on the stack. Gemini doesn't.

@geminicli Well, I hate to say I have switched from anti-gravity to using cursor even tho i have a yearly plan with you guys.

We want to be transparent that we’re making changes to Gemini CLI that may impact your workflow, including more robust detection of policy-violating use cases, prioritizing traffic for certain types of accounts, and restricting Gemini Pro models for free tier users. We understand that these changes represent a significant shift, and apologize for any disruption this might cause you. For direct control over your own quotas and billing, use your own paid API key from AI Studio or Vertex AI. We’re here to support you, and will do our best to address your questions and concerns. As always, thanks for building with us. 🙏 You can read more here: github.com/google-gemini/…

@Peter_Quadrel AI

NanoBanana 2 just made your static ad agency obsolete. And I just open sourced the entire tool. Drop your product page URL. It pulls your logos, product images, fonts, colors, and brand voice automatically. Builds a full brand guide for you. Then generates ad creatives at scale using nearly 4,000 high-performing ad templates across 8 niches. It dynamically matches the best templates to your brand and brief. Here's what makes it different: → Instant resizing Get any ad in 1x1, 4x5, 9x16 with one click. No regeneration. No broken text. → Highlight-to-edit See an issue? Highlight the area and tell it what to fix. → Multiple brand profiles Run different brands or segments from one tool. → Auto persona building from real customer reviews → Multiple QC loops on briefs and final assets Catches AI-isms before you do. → Upload your own templates or use ours Runs locally. Just needs your Claude and Google API keys. This is the lite version of what we use internally. You get the full finished tool AND the open source code to make it your own. Creatives still design the system, this handles iteration and scale. Want a copy to download? 1. Like this post 2. Comment "AI" Will DM you the tool along with a tutorial shortly after.

@tibo_maker Huge win for you, congrats :) What's your #1 source of traffic to the top 2 products, as paid ads, organic, or something else entirely.

yes, I crossed $1,000,000 / month was trying to keep it quiet but it got leaked on a pod so... let's go quick backstory: I sold Tweet Hunter and Taplio for $8m in 2024 then got back to work and honestly, I was terrified when you set a standard for yourself, you have to live by it and that pressure is real every single thing I shipped felt scary - I felt like a fraud, "the lucky guy who got acquired once" every launch, I kept thinking: what if it flops? what if I go from "the guy who exited" to just... a nobody? so I forced myself to ship a ton a lot failed I was embarrassed by the bugs in my MVPs but I kept going Revid, Outrank, SuperX, PostSyncer, Feather -> five products thriving today they do more than anything I've ever built before grateful to my co-makers, to the team, and to everyone following along, giving feedback, using the products every day thank you, genuinely 🙏

@noahkagan getfocusai.com

You build it. I promote it. Building has never been easier. Getting customers has never been harder. So I’m picking 2 products to promote to our 1,000,000+ entrepreneurs for our 16-year anniversary next Tuesday. Drop your product below. Don’t have one? Build it this weekend and come back.

If you cancel Softgen, your app keeps running. Most AI builders hold your business hostage. We don't. Your code lives on 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 GitHub. Your data lives in 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 Supabase. Your site lives on 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 Vercel. You lose the builder, but you keep the business. We don’t want to keep you because you’re locked in. We want to keep you because we’re the best way to build. Build for the future. Own your stack.

@SoftgenAI Most no-code platforms act like a toxic ex. If you try to leave, they keep the house, the car, and the kids (your database).

@neural_avb This was very fun and easy to read for me and digest, as 2 hours ago I just ran a simulation with Gemini on how it works and understood the basics.

My RLM finally went recursive! Looking at these logs is way too addictive please send help. Notes: > Sent it 10 long wikipedia articles about deep learning (~2M context). > Asked it to find BLEU scores from Attention paper & explain MHA from these articles > RLM controlled by the new Minimax 2.5 ! Minor prompt changes were needed from the RLM paper. > Spends first 3 iterations understanding data format, works through errors, until it locates the Attention article from the mess. Like a human would use a Jupyter Notebook. > Launches subagent on only AIAYN article > This subagent launches 2 more subagents to fetch (a) BLEU score and (b) MHA (my original two-part question) > The lowest subagent returns the output using "FINAL_VAR" (i.e. it does not generate the text! Just finds the correct location in the context and sends it back as a variable) > Recursion propagates upwards > Outermost LLM recieves the RLM output, and generates the full text response. > Took 2.5 minutes walltime. Max recursion depth level was 2. 12 LLM calls in total. (This video contains cuts when the LLM is thinking/generating) > Subagents never gets to see more than 2000 characters. Only the outermost LLM gets to see the full output - it's needed to answer the final question, but its only 200-300 tokens compared to 2M! > Fully async. Code execution and subagent tasks can happen simultaneously! I feel soooo satisfied. Been some time since I've been this excited about shooting a tutorial video.

@tdinh_me Okay, I built this and will let a user do the intro for it: "This is the most slept on add on in existence. If you get distracted while working on your browser, this is the stuff. It's amazing." getfocusai.com

If you have a side project, share below. I'll retweet some interesting ones to give you more attention 😄 I'll do this every month to encourage more people to build side projects and escape 9-5.

@malisauskasLT Yes, it's a rat race for sure to go from one goal to another just to find out it doesn't satisfy you, sometimes i think we need to slow down and enjoy every moment more thoroughly.

With great power comes great responsibility. If you’re earning 6-figures monthly, and your only concern is how to multiply it further, you’re in the same rat race you always wanted to escape. You may drive nicer cars, go on expensive trips and live in a bigger apartment, but on the inside it’s the same constant struggle. People often say money brings independence, and that's true. However, at some point, I began feeling responsible for how I use my energy and resources. While I'm still focused on growing my business, having more independence and resources has shifted my mindset. Now, my focus has moved from "how to earn more" to "how to make a bigger impact." Money brings power, and I want to transform it into a positive impact: on my family, my colleagues and clients, my community, and the world at large. This, for me, is the true escape from the rat race.

@rchase Hmm interesting, so where are you hanging around nowadays?

Twitter used to be a community for me to hang out with other SaaS business owners and programmers Any time I used to post a question I'd get a bunch of thoughtful replies Feels like a ghost town now I hate to join one of those paid communities like Hampton but considering it

@aribk24 definitely interested, can't DM.

i’m in pakistan I will be hosting a small dinner this week dm if your interested

@theandreboso Send it over :)

More than 50% of the new founders who beta tested my marketing challenge quit before finishing it. I asked them why and they said it was tougher than they expected. Guess what. Want to get results? You need to put in the reps! Anyway I want to sell early access to a few more people to get even more feedback before launching it. Just send me a message for more details.

@SoftgenAI Burning reasoning tokens on Google Analytics tags was actually hurting my soul. Love this.

Connecting analytics shouldn't require a conversation. We’ve removed the back-and-forth. You can now add 10+ major integrations (GA4, PostHog, Clarity, Pixels) directly through the UI. We detect your setup, guide you to the right ID, and inject the code automatically. Less chatting. More shipping.