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@Prashtwtz Wouldn't that be just a UI where people can connect there beloved pages. They get scraped for them and they get a report daily? Sounds like 30 minutes of work.

The winner won’t be another app blocker. It’ll be an agent that scrolls for you, extracts the useful 2%, and makes the remaining 98% feel embarrassing.

@sflorimm Just one. Concentrate on money making tasks.

Best productivity hacks for founders?

@TheViableEdge great idea. Has she does anything so far with it?

I gave my daughter a Hermes agent + Gbrain, and told her to just use it, and to think of it as her second brain and personal assistant. It's been a few days, but I'm purposely holding back on pushing her to use it because i want to see what happens organically. My favorite part of this journey - I set up an email bridge from my agent to hers, our agents can email each other. I have hers deliver a health check once a week, and scan for emails from my agent a few times a day. This allows me to send her agent ideas and can even set up cron jobs for her. I had her agent pro-actively use Excalidraw, to both surprise and make her aware of it.

@i_mika_el The K shape economy shows itself extremly when it comes to AI. Some people seem to refuse it completely while others are doing nothing without it anymore. There is not much happening in between.

@Antonionocode depends on who you ask. I would say not there yet, we still have companies with low adoption, on the other side we have companies with 100% code written by ai

When do you think AI will write 100% code?

@Prashtwtz @Teknium I have a dedicated Telegram account for Hermes. Inside that account i have multiple Hermes bots and Channels. One is dedicated for cronjobs.

I’m currently using Telegram to chat with Hermes Agent. It works well for normal conversations, but once you set up cron jobs for different topics, everything starts landing in the same place. Feels like Discord channels per topic might be a cleaner setup. Anyone using it that way? Suggest me the best way to manage things #hermes

@AlexFinn Same here!

I'm 100% Codex pilled now Been using Codex and Claude Code side by side hours a day for 2 months straight No longer using them side by side. Codex has become incredible What did it for me is the self testing. Every change it makes it self tests in it's own browser I went from about 40% of my changes being buggy on first go to at most 3% maybe? So much more reliable and allows me to get in an awesome flow state Listen, Claude can literally drop an update tomorrow that changes all of this, but for now I'm really blown away by Codex Do yourself a favor and don't have loyalty to any company. Use every tool. Use whatever is the best at the moment. Switch whenever they're no longer the best. No point in tribalism But at the moment I'm REALLY enjoying my time with Codex

@liuzhenjunl9240 Which one are you using the most?

@Antonionocode Rarely use wikipedia after AI chatbot came up.

Are there still people using Wikipedia?

@DavidOndrej1 👀

new model imminent

@liuzhenjunl9240 What is your app?

Building saas, app stuff is so hard to get users. I can't figure out why some builders can achieve this.

AI moves too fast for you? Same. So i built an AI that reads AI for me → 65 top relevant X accounts → scraped daily → 24 RSS feeds + newsletters → bridged in → GPT- 5.5 → reads everything → Scores each information based on the relevance on the knowledge it has about my business → One 5-min Telegram briefing at 7am Today's #1 hit at 98% relevance: @Teknium integrated Hermes → OpenHands orchestration. Fits my current workflow perfectly, got instantly integrated. Stuff that is not relevant for my business. Cut before i see it. Build in one hour. One terra byte of mental capacity saved. Still never seen a line of code in my life.

@kylegawley Agree. I also think 2030 we are going back to people riding horses.

2025 - 80% of code written by AI 2026 - 100% of code written by AI 2027 - 12% of code written by AI

@asaio87 Couldn't be further from the truth

harsh truth: AI is a power tool for professionals. novices aka vibe coders will cut their fingers with it

Be honest. How many pointless dashboards have you vibecoded?

@droidbuilds yeah i also know a 3 year old boy. Vibe coded his way to 10M MRR in just 30 days

Vibe coding is crazy man. Met a 16yr old making $500k a month with his vibe-coded SaaS he started 5 months ago. I asked how he built so fast. He said he just asked ChatGPT for a prompt, pasted it into Claude Opus-4.7, and somehow the app worked first try His goal is to get to $1M a month this year. Entire business running through his Dad’s Stripe account. His Firebase rules were basically public access with extra steps, user data got leaked, now he’s getting tried as an adult but the SaaS still printing though. None of this happened btw.

@krishdotdev 2027 Chat gpt 6 cleans up the code mess from Chat gpt 5.5 and so on... endless cycle

Anthropic CEO prediction: 2025 - 90% code is written by Al 2026 - 100% code is written by Al My prediction: 2025 - 90% code is written by Al 2026 - 100% code is written by Al 2027 - 10% code is written by Al, Senior SWEs paid 10x of today to clean up the Al-written code mess.

@Sherifdeenolat2 There obsession with the product and not with Marketing

What is the most obvious problem that business owners has faced in terms of generating revenue?

@emaann28 Current moment gpt 5.5 undeniable. Before it was opus 4.7

If you gave: Claude ChatGPT Gemini the exact same task which one are you trusting most right now? And don’t say depends

@TechyAizen Modafinil

Developers, be honest... What do you prefer while coding? - Coffee - Tea - Snacks - Energy drinks

@Leohuynh57 Hermes + GPT 5.5 + Gstack

Is Codex the best backend coding model right now?

@paulg I always asked myself how those companies working with those information. Must be 80% fake answers

If a site or app forces me to answer some unnecessary question before I can continue, I always give a wrong answer. How did you hear about us? Radio. Does anyone else do that?