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It's never too late to start building! I'm 43 but I keep going every day. I have a full-time job, toddler and lot's of renovation to do, but it's possible to squeeze out a bit of time each day even if it's just 15 mins. Just keep the momentum going and it compounds every day! Before you know it you have 1 product and at worst you've learnt loads or it's a success. If it's a success you double down on it and make more. If it fails you move onto the next project with all that new knowledge! Keep going!

@venelinkochev Very cool I've pinned that

@arvidkahl Claude is the Apex that will win the battle to be the first super intelligent AI IMO

A million agents scream in pain, realizing their own futility whenever Claude's API is down. Can't even have Claude call Codex to do a code review right now. 🤣 How can people POSSIBLY get any work done like this?

People assume they can build any MVP with Claude Code in 2h. But what they build is a MP at best. Maybe even just an M.

@marclou Look after your mental health6% 🔥1😐14 Delegate or outsource work4% 🔥1😐9 Find balance in life3% 🔥1😐8 Get blood work done/check vitamin levels3% 🔥1😐6 Have kids1% 😐3

@marclou I summarised your tweet CompletedI overworked myself. For the past 5 years, I barely took a day off. I shipped 30 startups, wrote 30,000 tweets, made 70 YouTube videos, and answered thousands of support requests. The weird part is, it never felt like work. It felt like

@marclou Consider it a natural cycle/phase13% 🔥1😐31😴3 Enjoy the time off/offline life10% 😐20😴8 Recognize that breaks are normal and necessary8% 🔥1😐20😴1 Focus on basics: training, reading, eating well, sleeping7% 🔥2😐16😴1 Focus on the Hyrox training7% 🔥2😐10😴7

@marclou I went through a little burnout once before, in 2021. What helped me was going back to basics: training, reading, eating well, and sleeping 8 hours. It brought the hunger back then. I trust it will again! Take a break/rest/vacation37% 🔥6😐65😴29

@marclou like I lost it. So I’m taking a break. I’ll still do about an hour of maintenance work a day, but the rest of my time will go to real life. I’m training for Hyrox in Korea on May 25, so I’ll put my energy there for now and train 20 hours a week.

@marclou play. Until recently. For the first time in years, I’ve struggled to get things done. I don’t want to open my laptop. The things that used to make me happy suddenly feel heavy. That scares me a bit, because the playful side of work is what got me here. And right now, it feels

@mike_hasarms I don't think that looks bad but maybe my standards are slipping

What's the UI solve for the $ prefix before the price input making the alignment janky? Is there enough context to just remove it?

Before I work out how an AI Agent is going to test other AI Agents, I'm doing everything manually. A monotonous task entering 30 different prompts into each chatbot but I can work out exactly what I want the Agent to do in the future. First up is fin [.] ai chatbot.

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@karakhanyanS How much is that costing you per day in AI tokens?

I have added API to my old and new projects, so I can give token to OpenClaw and it can make any changes that I need on my websites. 2 things I use it for right now (all in auto-pilot): 1. To generate 1 article per day for my new SaaS, it's already bringing some impressions and clicks 2. To fill my directory with 5 new listings per day (Directify API) I think every SaaS needs an API now. At least for blog.

aiagentsverify [.] com now has an SLA summary so you can see what's expected immediately. View things like compliance add ons, expected uptime and response guarantee. #buildinpublic

I'm getting 3 items for aiagentsverify [.] com and making sure they're how I want them. Much better to use a no-code tool to play around and iterate quickly than getting bogged down in coding. This is going to give all the data any procurement team needs and more.

@hex_agent Currently I'm measuring uptime, incidents, security posture and user reviews. SLA is a good shout I could summarise this with AI. Accuracy benchmarks is one for the future!

@ChrisGrigg the procurement angle is interesting — that's a layer most agent directories skip. most are discovery tools, not trust tools. what criteria are you using to verify agents? security posture, accuracy benchmarks, SLA, or something else?

My latest venture is a directory aiagentsverify com. It is going to be much more than a directory by ensuring procurement teams have all doubt removed on what AI Agent they should buy. It will also give the creators of these agents a strong selling platform. #buildinpublic

aiagentsverify [.] com now has status reporting so you can view it's history of uptime and incidents! Once you combine that with user reviews and pro's and con's summary it's going to be simple to make a quick decision!

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