@boringmarketer How do you choose between Claude Code and Cursor for development tasks? Or do you use Claude Code exclusively for development?
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Minister of Acceleration
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Minister of Acceleration
@AccelMinister
Vibe marketer and growth strategist, building a AI customer intelligence platform for a high-growth startup revolutionizing its industry.
가입일 Ocak 2024
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here is my vibe coding / vibe marketing stack
1. Cursor
- I do everything here, this is my home
- I use Cursor Agent to work with MCPs for research
- Start with Perplexity and Firecrawl MCPs
2. Claude Code
- All development tasks are handled in the terminal
- I have Claude Code in my Cursor terminal
- I find it easier to work with MCPs via Cursor Agent
- This let's me do a lot from one interface
3. Vercel
- Deployment and hosting
- Great ecosystem of tools
- Can operate from the command line
- Setup Vercel Analytics with traffic, custom events
4. Github
- When I push to Vercel, it updates my Github repo
- This gives me version control and many other benefits
- Link up the two in your Vercel project
5. Tailwind Components
- I bought Tailwind Pro and use these for great designs
6. Anima
- This plugin helps me convert Figma designs to code
7. More advanced stuff I'm messing with
- Supabase
- Boilerplates
- Checking out the full Vercel ecosystem
Yep it looks a lot like a full-stack development infrastructure. I can CODE and DEPLOY advanced marketing strategies from one interface - SEO, content creation, images, videos, research, analytics dashboards - you name it.
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Level 1 you use LLMs and tools in silos
Level 2 you build workflows
Level 3 you unlock Cursor/Claude Code
Level 4 you have autonomous agents
Level 5 you’re retired drinking mai tais
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@boringmarketer Yeah Claude Code + Vercel/etc = one shot Zap/n8n/Retool workflows.
Also, tell Claude Code to organize your files and your dev environment 🤯, and write comprehensive CLAUDE.md files which are basically your global and project/directory-level system prompts
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Minister of Acceleration 리트윗함
Claude code is like a "CHEAT code"
1) It feels like a breakthrough for building in Cursor when vibing on internal tools, landing pages, apps, etc.
2) I was using Claude Opus 4 before, but this is next level.
3) Here are my first impressions and ways I'm using it already:
general workflow
- Structures projects into clear step by step tasks
- Far less back and forth, just hitting 'enter' 90% of the time
- Feels incredibly streamlined and logical, FAR less debugging
- I have Cursor Agent open with MCPs for research and Claude Code does everything else
design system
- I'm new to design/front end stuff, but here's what I'm doing..
- I bought Tailwind Plus and threw every template and the UI kit into my environment
- I had Claude Code go through all the files and build a design guide for my projects
- I can match designs perfectly now from Figma with the Anima plugin and a Tailwind export
- I can generate SUPER impressive designs very very fast, so much better than typical vibe coding I've done in the past
implications
- I feel like I have REAL command over whatever I want to build, feels like it goes way deeper and is 10x better at understanding files and gathering context
- I'm really not sure if I need to build workflows in n8n, etc. anymore
- Feels like I can start working with some boiler plates and build production ready stuff super quick
- Today I built a prototype for the next version of the vibe marketer site and it looks so good, very impressed
I still feel like most people don't even know what Claude Code is. Install it in your terminal I think you'll be blown away.
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claude code is literally a cheat code. I built a google analytics tool today that allows me to analyze my #'s with PROMPTS, schedule email reports, and more
I'm never logging into google analytics again!
this is vibe marketing.
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@AccelMinister @boringmarketer check out Emergent: coolest x 10
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in less than 30 minutes I built an agent that WATCHES competitor videos and gives me crazy insights
will complicated workflows be a thing of the past? (mcp, cursor, apify)
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@boringmarketer Yeah I installed Claude Code 2 days ago and it’s the probably the coolest experience I’ve had using a computer tbh
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@AccelMinister Not yet but looks like I now know what to do next week haha
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You test a new AI tool and you *think* you're being productive, but in reality you're chasing dopamine.
Folks are doing A LOT, but most really aren't doing anything useful.
Literally just find one thing you're doing manually and hack around until you automate it with Replit, or a workflow builder.
that is the start of creating real leverage and the beginning of your journey with vibe marketing.
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We are thrilled to share that the Defend Crypto launch is now in its final stages and will be live soon. The initial batches of excess SOL will begin being returned shortly after this update is posted, with all SOL exceeding the 300 SOL threshold fully refunded within 24 hours.
We apologize for the delay and the lack of communication over the past week. Our team was required to pause operations temporarily as we consulted with legal counsel to ensure full compliance with evolving regulatory standards in the cryptocurrency space. This unexpected but necessary step prevented us from proceeding with the launch or providing updates until we received clear guidance. We prioritize safeguarding our community and the integrity of this initiative. With all legal considerations now addressed, we’re moving forward confidently. Thank you for your patience and trust as we prepare to launch.
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@0x_Kun @solo_levelingx No utility he says…
Ser did you know you can memorize a 12 word mnemonic seed phrase and go anywhere in the world and as long as you can find an internet connection you can access your bitcoin and transaction with it?
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It’s not easily replicated- you need to look at Proof of work more deeply. Average Cost to mine 1 btc today is 84000$ - the monetary network effect
Digital gold is an analogy the way email is not digital mail or that zoom is not a face to face meeting - they are nothing alike but in description - an money is a pure meme - think about that - what’s missing was an ethical basis for the meme - which is proof of work
Before you say it’s flawed I’d take a step back and think more deeply and spend 100hrs on “why are people smarter than me so convinced”
Also here is a starting primer if interested
Kun@0x_Kun
A Beginner’s Guide to Bitcoin There are many people smarter than me who educate others on Bitcoin, but their explanations are often long, technical, and not intuitive for beginners. I’d like to offer a short-form option for those who want to learn. This guide is something you can share when someone asks, "What is Bitcoin?"—because, at the end of the day, this is where we need to bring the most awareness. Through my learning, I noticed that the people who understood Bitcoin the fastest had backgrounds in technology, investing, or engineering. I hope this primer helps democratize the understanding of Bitcoin from a non-technical perspective and meets people where they are at. This is not intended as a full, in-depth guide but to pique interest and form a basis for self-exploration on these ideas. Understanding the Market – COVID as an Example During COVID, the entire economy shut down, yet while in lockdown, we saw a huge rise in asset prices. Why? Because governments printed money. This highlights a key reality: the financial world is different from the real world. The financial world is denominated in dollars. The real world is denominated in people. This is why financial markets can be high even when people are struggling. Before 1971, when we moved off the gold standard, good and bad financial performance generally correlated with the rise and fall of living standards. But when currency is weak, these two things no longer align. Think of Argentina—its stock market (Merval Index) has been skyrocketing, yet people are living in an economic depression. Why? Because the currency is losing value. Everyday people understand this in countries with weak currencies, but since most of the Western world hasn’t experienced it in their lifetimes, they recognize it elsewhere but fail to see it happening to them. The easiest way to grasp this is to think "as if" you live in an emerging market country prone to this type of value loss. I say "as if" because, while the U.S. dollar is the world's reserve currency, this just delays and slows down the eventual outcome—it doesn’t prevent it. What Is Money? Money is a concept created by humans out of ingenuity to avoid bartering—so we wouldn’t have to trade tomatoes for cucumbers or store goods we don’t need. It is one of the most foundational and long-standing ideas in human civilization. Originally, money was no different from a store of value. You worked, added value, and in return, received money—a store of value. The separation between money and its role as a store of value happened when we transitioned to infinitely debasable currency. At that point, money—specifically fiat currency—became merely a medium of exchange rather than a store of value. I start with this because before dismissing Bitcoin as "made up," it’s important to recognize that the very concept of money—something we use every day and that drives the entire global economy—is also made up. The Real Problem – When Money Loses Value, It No Longer Serves People So, how do we better align the financial world with the real world? Benjamin Franklin had the saying "time is money"—but what does that really mean? We all, in one way or another, trade time for money—whether through labor, mental work, or other means. Henry Ford believed money should be tied to energy. So, what’s the point? The point is that 1 unit of energy spent working should equal 1 unit of money created, and that energy needs to remain as equal as possible. This ensures an ethical basis for money, so that all participants—whether miners or buyers—have the opportunity to acquire money with the same order of magnitude, risk-adjusted. What Is an Ideal Store of Value? A store of value should allow us to exchange 1 hour of work for something that maintains the worth of that hour over time. Fiat money, backed by nothing, means that over time, every hour worked is worth less and less—until, eventually, the cost of the paper itself is more valuable than the money printed on it. That’s exactly what has happened in Zimbabwe and other countries—forcing them to switch currencies. How Bitcoin Fixes This Bitcoin isn’t printed out of thin air or based on arbitrary timing—it must be mined using energy. The current average cost of mining a Bitcoin is around $84,000 (as of March 15, 2025), but more importantly, it is created through energy expenditure. Put simply: The energy you use for labor is equally represented on the other side. No corruption. No printing. An ethical foundation for money and a store of value that will grow over time. Bitcoin is also capped at 21 million coins, with the last coin expected to be mined around 2140. Mining rewards will also halve every four years—just as our time becomes more scarce, so do mining rewards. But What About Bitcoin’s Volatility? There are three key components to this: We've never seen a hard money emerge in real-time. Bitcoin is simultaneously forming as money and following a network adoption curve. Over time, Bitcoin transfers from speculators to long-term users. If you chart bear market bottoms, adoption continues to rise exponentially. If you chart bull market tops, you can see the speculative premiums. Speculative premiums come from two sources: Speculators and long-term holders. In high-inflation countries (50-100% per year), any Bitcoin price is better than waiting. Bitcoin should be seen as a superior digital gold rather than just a currency (for now). "Digital gold" is just an analogy—it’s actually bottled-up time and energy, as scarce as our own time. Many people confuse a lack of infrastructure for a flaw in Bitcoin itself. Think back to when email was invented. It was described as "digital mail" simply because there was no better way to explain it. People asked, "Why use email when there are only 20 computers in the world?"—they were confusing the technology for its adoption phase. The same applies to Bitcoin. Just as email evolved beyond simple messages, Bitcoin is evolving beyond "digital gold." What About Gold? Gold isn’t ideal money, but it’s still better than cash in the long run. The properties that make good money are: Divisibility Recognizability Portability Security Scarcity Gold isn’t the rarest metal, but our ancestors chose it because it was the best balance of these properties. Gold became money not because it was ordained, but because humans found it useful. However, it’s still flawed—the same way the U.S. dollar is the best of the worst. If you ask wealthy investors about gold, they’ll tell you it’s an insurance policy—not a growth asset. Unlike Bitcoin, gold isn’t tied to energy. It’s just the best of the worst tied to a relative proxy of these features. Investors today who would otherwise buy real estate or stocks are now buying Bitcoin—its market opportunity is much larger than gold. Will Our Currencies Disappear? No. As long as we have nation-states, they will issue some form of currency. Bitcoin can act as a store of value while you still use fiat for daily transactions. Bitcoin doesn’t need to become a transaction currency—but it can in the future. What About Other Cryptos? The word "crypto" simply means "cryptography." There are many use cases, both current and future, but they don’t compete with Bitcoin. How Should a Beginner Buy Bitcoin? It’s simple: DCA (Dollar Cost Average)—Have a consistent plan. If Bitcoin falls below mining cost, add more if you want. If Bitcoin is 2-3x above mining cost, just HODL—unless your local currency is inflating 20%+ per year. Following these principles ensures you accumulate Bitcoin while understanding when speculation is in the price. Only add Bitcoin with money that’s meant for savings/investment—money you don’t need for at least three years. When you buy Bitcoin at or below the average mining cost plus local inflation, you are storing your energy risk-off. When you buy Bitcoin above that, you are taking a risk-on approach—betting that speculation and adoption will increase at a faster rate and that mining hash rate will lag upwards. To be clear, buying below or above is not about intrinsic value—it’s about knowing the market equilibrium price. There are good reasons to buy at any time, but this framework helps you think about it holistically. Final Thought #Bitcoin aligns work, money, and value. It’s not about hype—it’s about fixing broken incentives.
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@tobi You enjoy the president starting a trade war with your country, while using the White House to hawk products?
You’ve fucking lost the plot mate.
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@The_Bogfather I ‘member when he said the day they announced a token was the day he sells everything and walks away and marshaled a little band of no-tokeners to trash anyone who dared mention the possibility
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@phantom $IMG holders are staying the course! Do not fade this tech. Printing Szn has only just begun!
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Infinite Money Glitch only continues to dominate, truly the peoples token.
$IMG
Phantom@phantom
Last week’s top tokens are in… 1. IMG ♾️ 2. ATM 💵 3. ai16z 👩💻 4. Storm 🌪️ 5. Trump 👨💼
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@I4NFTS The longer this chart paints this nice accumulation zone the more inevitable the pump becomes. Every $IMG beta has flamed out but the OG persists and holder count grows.
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Still believe $IMG is going to pump hard this week
Market bounced and $IMG pumped to $13m instantly and then some people took profit (holders made money off those sales too)
Back in a good buy zone around strong support now
Many have tried to replicate the hodl meta but one thing they didn’t have is the community
$IMG has 32k holders and they raid harder than just about any project out right now
This is the key difference
People want to be apart of a strong community
They want to be a part of $IMG
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