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The thing about a 9B model is the speed and context window on something like a MacBook is going to be top tier If we can get it to stop guessing incorrectly and looping on things that confuse it, it will genuinely be a reliable free employee on your desktop

@Polymarket Personal data centers coming soon

JUST IN: Tesla has filed a trademark application for “MEGAPOD,” described as modular data center hardware for AI computing.

I have codex training a custom 9B model on a /goal loop Goal is to train it to use research rather than knowledge or reasoning, so it can give better answers than frontier models May also train it on agentic tasks, so its a pure lightweight worker

I think its way more important to have a mission in the AI era because shiny object syndrome is a way bigger problem when you can actually build any shiny object you want

@ayushagarwal I think cost hits zero, open source becomes the norm and frontier AI labs pivot to AI cybersecurity

the AI cost curve is dropping faster than most companies can re-evaluate their build-vs-buy decisions. the thing that was too expensive to run with AI six months ago is now cents per request.

@unusual_whales Yes all the people that AI supposedly replaced are the only people who qualify for AI jobs lol

AI employment opportunities are often reserved for those with deep experience, not beginners, per CNN

@CryptoCyberia That’s actually a good question 😂

From what profits?

@averycode How are you promoting it?

16 days of marketing my app Just crossed $500 MRR Growing slowly and steadily 🫡

@notomarsol Build something that has a reason to be news

the more startups i work with the more I realize: the best marketing is building something people actually want to pay for sounds boring but it's the only thing that scales without burning money

@jayyeh Interesting

an investor's doubt is almost always anchored in this "if you're so good, why haven't you raised yet"

@danmartell Data engineering for lead generation

growth hacking isn't a tactic. it's one question: who already has my customers? here's how it plays out: wealth manager friend: "my best clients have jets." ok.. who sells the list of every private plane at an airport? turns out, someone does. that was his whole channel. payroll software client burning cash on cold dials. i asked what was true about his 100 customers. "they all use google apps for domains." that meant early adopters. so instead of dialing 300k businesses, he filtered to the 20k that matched. done. find the unique angle nobody else sees. that's the moat. if everyone knew it, it'd stop working.

@Austen Lmao Claude doesn’t want you to win

Everything interesting and valuable happens after Claude tells you you're being unethical

@TheSpacerr Followed

@itstheinfamous Agreed. Let’s connect!

as a solo founder, what do you build first? - product - audience

@0xMortyx If you’re in code, pivot to marketing

Boris Cherny, creator of Claude Code: "the code itself is no longer precious" He just revealed his 3-tier task system - and it changes how you should be using AI right now: Easy tasks → tag Claude on a GitHub issue, let it write the full PR Medium tasks → start in plan mode, align first, then hit auto-accept Hard tasks → you drive, Claude assists, not the other way around most people use Claude Code the same way for everything. that's why they're frustrated. match the tool to the task. that's the entire unlock. 18 minutes of conversation. worth more than any $300 AI productivity course.

@ai_sentience Jokes on you, i was always a liability

Right now it feels like being a human is a liability but there could soon be so many AI that being an actual flesh and blood embodied human will be seen as cool and enviable

@sflorimm They would probably put the 25k into ads or a marketing person instead

If a founder can build an MVP in 3 days with AI for $200. Why would they pay a developer and designer $25,000 and wait 2 months? What's the argument?

@alexabelonix That’s cool, i wonder if it has a chat app

Microsoft launched Scout, an AI executive assistant that lives directly inside your email and calendar. Not as a separate app you forget to open. More like a real employee sitting in the flow of work, reading context, tracking meetings, handling follow-ups, and helping you move faster. This is the AI product direction that actually makes sense. Less “come chat with me.” More “I’m already inside your workflow, quietly removing the annoying operational drag.”

@BrianRoemmele Yeah, only company that can realistically solve the data center bottleneck

🔮 The only company that has a long term strategy that will succeed for AI monetization is SpaceX/Tesla. It is not even close.

@big_sensei Mine says im Batman

Try this on the AI you use most. Ask your AI, "Based on my personal experience talking to you over time, tell me a character who's similar to me. Just the name" Share the response in the comment👇🏾

@FrancescoCiull4 You’re going from the worker to the boss

Random thought on a Saturday evening during a video creation pause... I have mixed feelings about AI coding tools bc yes, they made me faster. a lot. but honestly, sometimes they also make me more tired. the job of a developer now feels less like “write code” and more like “read what the AI did, check if it made stuff up, fix weird edge cases, clean up the mess, and decide if I actually trust it”. And this means that some devs use AI and become 10x faster, while others create noise and mess everything up. AI can make good engineers better, but it can also make lazy engineering scale faster! so I'm a bit tired of the classic question "will AI replace devs?" and more interested in: "are these tools making us better engineers, or just moving the hard work to the ppl who still care about quality?" curious what other devs are seeing rn.