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Alfred Simon
@AlfredSimon
Google Ads specialist by day 💻 Building my ideas by night 🌙✨
Katılım Ağustos 2010
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@Austen What if you are not an engineer but love to build with AI and you already do in many ways? :D
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If you’re an engineer who wants to master AI, we want to
* Fly you to Austin
* Cover your housing
* Cover your food
* Have someone do your laundry
* Train you to use AI
* Get you a $200k+ job with our hiring partners
And it’s completely free, no matter what
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Am I weird?
I was invited to a podcast today.
Couldn’t find a dog sitter for that time,
so I did what everyone would…
took the dog to the interview 😄
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@Greg_Asquith Ah yeah - now that you mention it I also saw the tmp files.
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@AlfredSimon Have noticed it having to actively recall tool results from tmp files lately
Assume they added it as a way of reducing the context bloat and compacting all the time
Trade off would be having to look for things its done before in a different way
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Weird behavior from Claude Code today.
It already happened twice.
So I was making a presentation with CC, then I asked to add something else to it.
It went and had to research the colors we just used.
I mean, that should've been in the context window.
I barely used 35% of it.
I've already seen this happen twice.
It's like it totally forgot the first part of the chat.
The weird thing is that the context window wasn't even full.
anyone ideas? I just want to understand why this happens.
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@dayonefoundry This + they spend the marketing efforts on the wrong stuff.
I see at least 3-4 new builders each month, starting to post daily vlogs about building the product.
Dude build the product, don't waste your time on filming yourself. Speaking of experience :D
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My hot take is that we've already overcorrected and now people are focusing too much on distribution and not enough on product
Andrew Gazdecki@agazdecki
When you're building a startup and not focused on distribution:
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@codingmenace @robinebers @screenstudio yeah - it was not needed anymore. doing it in capcut became a lot easier. also the caption maker in CC is a lot better
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just re-subscribed to @screenstudio and I genuinely wish I didn't have to
have lifetime licenses for multiple alternatives
tested them all, but none is as polished yet
screen studio is overpriced and ships way too slowly for 2026
but it's STILL the best screen recorder out there
gave them one more year
by then the competition will have beaten it, no doubt
remember: time is more valuable than money
if a tool saves you hours every week, just pay for it and move on
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@codingmenace @robinebers @screenstudio Yeah it's not free, but I use it to edit all my videos anyway. So what I was doing is record in ScreenStudio and then edit in capcut. So was paying for 2 tools :D now I do everything in 1
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@AlfredSimon @robinebers @screenstudio Oh dang you're right. I was a heavy Capcut user until they started raising their price significantly. I'll check it out.
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well not always true. For example I use handy for Voice input and that is also displayed like this. That is annoying and I need to check if the transcription worked or not.
So now I first need to drop it into an md and then copy-paste into terminal or just say to Claude "use transcript.md"
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I actually like this.
I know exactly what I’m pasting so I don’t want to litter the terminal with all of that text.
However, I’d be nice to have a way to expand the text if you want to see it.
Paul Razvan Berg@PaulRBerg
This is the most annoying thing in Claude Code. Hiding raw text when you paste more than 4 lines. Terrible UX decision.
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This is the most annoying thing in Claude Code.
Hiding raw text when you paste more than 4 lines. Terrible UX decision.
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@codingmenace @robinebers @screenstudio Well, they have an awesome video recording feature which I use now daily.
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@AlfredSimon @robinebers @screenstudio Capcut is for video editing and not for capturing/recording video though.
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A chart like this says nothing without the X and Y axis.
This can be between 0 and 10 user
Or 0 and 100k.
we will never know
Sam Altman@sama
The Codex team are hardcore builders and it really comes through in what they create. No surprise all the hardcore builders I know have switched to Codex. Usage of Codex is growing very fast:
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90% of tech Twitter lives in a bubble.
If you work with normies you know exactly what I'm talking about.
The reactions I get daily:
"How did you do that?"
"How are you so fast?"
"What a nice presentation, which Google Slides template is that?"
I'm blessed that I get to learn from real AI practitioners here on X.
Then I take that knowledge into a company where most people haven't touched these tools yet.
They're genuinely amazed at the speed. But there's no magic behind it.
All I do is use Claude Code for normie work the same way a dev would use it for code.
On top of a system where context is always present, combined with a growing library of CC skills.
Nothing fancy. But the gap between "uses AI with a system" and "uses AI sometimes" is massive right now.
And most people don't even know the gap exists.
A few use cases:
Google Ads search term review = one skill, takes 10 min
Google Ads RSA creator = one skill takes 5 min
Complete Google Ads audit = it usually took us a day. Now it takes 10 min :D
And a whole lot more.
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Correct me if I'm wrong but they were actually saying this in the app or not?
If I remember correctly there was a notification that the AR images you take can/will be used.
Mark Gadala-Maria@markgadala
This is wild. 143 million people thought they were catching Pokémon. They were actually building one of the largest real-world visual datasets in AI history. Niantic just disclosed that photos and AR scans collected through Pokémon Go have produced a dataset of over 30 billion real-world images. The company is now using that data to power visual navigation AI for delivery robots. Players didn't just walk around with their phones. They scanned landmarks, storefronts, parks, and sidewalks from every angle, at every time of day, in lighting and weather conditions that staged photography would never capture. They documented the physical world at a scale no mapping company with a fleet of vehicles could have replicated on the same timeline or budget. Niantic collected this systematically, data point by data point, across eight years, while users thought the only thing at stake was catching a rare Charizard. The most valuable AI training datasets in the world aren't being assembled in data centers. They're being built by people who have no idea they're building them.
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What is even the goal of these posts?
Other than rage bait/engagement bait.
What it will add to the internet?
How does this even help others?
Uzi@UziCryptoo
met a guy on a server who has truly won in life: - makes 25-30k/month - lives in Dubai - is following his passion - chad physique - startup with his childhood friends just for vibes - wifey material gf - A LOOTTT of friends and connections idk what's even left for him to achieve
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Working with AI will fry your brain and there's not much you can do about it.
Either the brain rot gets you or the sheer intensity of the work does.
Not many people are talking about this yet, but AI-assisted work has one big issue.
Your brain is fried at the end of the day. And there are usually 2 reasons for it.
You write a nice prompt to Claude, hit enter.
Then you wait.
While you wait there are two routes:
Option 1: The brain rot route
You have X or LinkedIn open on another screen.
You doom scroll and in between the scrolling you hit enter a few times.
This is the option I'd avoid at all cost.
I did it a few times. It's not healthy or fun.
Option 2: The "I'll start something else" route
In my case that means another Claude session for a different project.
Example from today:
On one screen I was working on our content agent v2.
On another screen I was building a forecasting tool.
At the end of the day my brain was just fried from all the intense work.
I literally had 0 down moments during that sprint.
From one super intensive task I just jumped to the other.
This is my solution to not doing brain rot stuff.
But I believe that long term, neither of these options is great.
Anyone experiencing the same?
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@atmoio very well put! Not a developer, but already feeling some of the things you mentioned.
Now I'm still at the stage that : Holy shit I can even do that. But then I always realise is not me doing it and that kills the fun :D
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