Preet Singh

@shipper_now Seems like clickbait. Signed up and free credits per day are already 0. How does one try it out?

Build anything by talking to AI: websites, web apps, mobile apps, extensions, bots and virtually anything else. Join the revolution :) shipper.now

BREAKING: Today, we closed the chapter on vibe coding. I just witnessed my Mac erase a $31B company in 186 seconds. This is beyond insane.

@theallinpod @altcap Shall we get this into print ✨❤️

POD UP! 🚨 Fifth Bestie Brad Gerstner (@altcap) fills in for Friedberg -- Elon's Anthropic deal: impact on SpaceX IPO, Anthropic's insane trajectory -- Dario's potential monopoly... could Anthropic overtake the Mag 7? -- The "FDA for AI" panic: Policy flip or fake news? -- Trading the AI market, state of the economy (0:00) Bestie intros! Thoughts on the LA mayor election (4:38) SpaceX-Anthropic deal, Elon Web Services, SpaceX IPO valuation, Anthropic's insane growth trajectory (26:48) Is Anthropic the next great monopoly? Early signals or major overreaction? (35:21) "FDA for AI" freakout, how the White House thinks about AI safety (52:01) Flipping AI's negative perception: Giving, healthcare and education innovation (1:00:04) Trading the AI market, state of the economy

@paulsyng You seem to have Clarity™

WHAT EVERY LINKEDIN POST NOW PREACHES: "Just be authentic." WHY THIS IS THE LAZIEST ADVICE IN POSITIONING: Authenticity without intention produces companies who are authentically unfocused, authentically contradictory, and authentically ignored. Being yourself is not a strategy when "yourself" is a committee of seven execs with different views of the customer. Intentional consistency is the real version of what people are pointing at when they say "authentic." Every customer touchpoint pointing at the same noun. Every hire embodying it. Every product decision extending it. The authenticity people admire in Patagonia or In-N-Out is not spontaneity. It is thirty years of disciplined refusal dressed up in the language of the moment. Authenticity is the output of a clear position. Not a substitute for one. Founders who say "we are being authentic" are often saying "we have not done the work yet."

@0xInk_ I tried a similar one with Claude + GPT image 2 + Seedance when GPT 2 came out. Had a few bugs but still pretty neat.

Just created my own AAA game with GPT image 2 and Seedance 2

WHAT EVERY GO-TO-MARKET DECK SAYS: "Step one: define your ICP. Step two: build positioning for that ICP." WHAT THE ORDER OF OPERATIONS ACTUALLY IS: Audience-first thinking produces companies optimized for whoever answered the survey. Position-first thinking produces companies built for a specific view of the world, who then find the audience who shares it. Patagonia did not survey outdoor enthusiasts and back into an environmental stance. The stance came first. The audience self-selected around it, and the ones who did not fit left. Liquid Death did not run focus groups on canned water. It committed to a worldview and attracted the people who wanted to be seen holding it. ICP work is downstream of position, not upstream. When you build a position from audience data, you end up with a company the average of your respondents would tolerate. Nobody ever fell in love with an average.

@DesignSingh @paper @WeAreDesignX Preet, that was so fun! Thanks for having me on. Wonderful community.

Before we have our @paper demo this afternoon at @WeAreDesignX : luma.com/exploring-pape… I thought I'd try it to bring in our design tokens from Claude Code. P.S.: 4x video speed

@jelena_noble 💯💯💯

Kind of incredible that, for many years "context-switching" was seen to be a bad thing, when now, in the AI economy, its the one human skill that AI agents can't (yet) replicate.. context-switching now becomes a SUPERPOWER! As a super context-switcher, feeling vindicated...

@simoncorry @figma Feeling similar feels when few of my team members including myself ran into this yesterday. Claude Code alone is doing a pretty decent job too (with Figma mcp when needed) - as a Make alternative.

Goodbye @figma, I will remember our time fondly. In the end you broke the one cardinal rule... never come between a builder and their tools.

@stephenhaney @WeAreDesignX @paper @stitchbygoogle That would be incredible!!

@DesignSingh @WeAreDesignX @paper @stitchbygoogle I can most likely make it! Requested to join :)

180+ folks joining in on our weekly @WeAreDesignX AI friday sessions to explore @paper : luma.com/exploring-pape… Might dig into @stitchbygoogle too if we get time towards the end!

@stephenhaney @WeAreDesignX @paper @stitchbygoogle @stephenhaney we'd love for you or someone from your team to come and demo! :)

@DesignSingh @WeAreDesignX @paper @stitchbygoogle Sweet, let me know how we can support!

@PhantomStays Curious if grok is inaccurate:

Just got off a call with a Canadian🇨🇦 ecom founder running a $40M/year Shopify brand, holds 2 passports too. Sharp guy. Seriously impressive setup, wild numbers. But underneath all of it its a ticking time💣 His business is tied to a Canadian corporation and Canadian PayPal, and with the brand tracking toward a record year and an 8-figure exit planned in 1–3 years, every single month he delays restructuring, his Canadian exit tax liability climbs higher. Traditional tax attorneys keep dropping the ball because they don't actually understand global e-commerce or Shopify. He's been stuck without a clear path forward. Here's exactly how we're solving it. The goal is to shift the entire business to a pass-through US LLC before the exit, which, when paired with proper foreign tax residency, unlocks 0% corporate, 0% personal, and 0% capital gains on the whole thing. To pull this off cleanly, we work through a few critical layers: 🔥 First, the payment stack migration. We move him off Canadian Shopify Payments and onto US Shopify Payments under the new LLC. This requires forming the LLC, getting an EIN, securing a real US business address, and opening a US business bank account with Mercury or Slash. A fresh US PayPal account gets opened under the LLC as well. This severs the revenue reporting trail back to Canada entirely. 🔥 Next, tax residency. He's got two clean paths: → Paraguay: few grand to setup, ~$500–$1,000/year to maintain, and zero days of physical presence required. 0% personal tax on foreign income. No mandatory local bank account. Total flexibility for a nomad lifestyle. One of the most underrated setups on the planet. → Panama: A fast-track 5-year citizenship program for a $200k investment. Stronger passport, deeper long-term optionality given he's already building toward starting a family. We're running both scenarios with our community tax attorney to find the cleanest fit. 🔥 Then, the exit filing. Once the US LLC and new residency are locked in, typically within 3–6 months, he formally files his Canadian exit. A specialized cross-border tax attorney handles the final Canadian exit tax valuation to legally minimize what's owed at departure and sign off on the full global structure. The good news is, he hasn't been spending signifigant time in CA the past few years (less than 3 months). So this should be relatively painless. The outcome here is genuinely staggering. Once he is setup fully, he will be eligible for a completely clean 8-figure exit with 0% corporate, 0% personal, and 0% capital gains tax. He continues stacking cash tax-free for the next 4–6 years across his Shopify brand, consulting business, etc. When he's eventually ready to return to Canada and start a family, he comes back with a fully protected, generational windfall that was built entirely outside the Canadian tax net. The wild part? None of this is exotic or aggressive. It's just proper structure, done early enough to matter. Most founders wait until the LOI hits their inbox before they start thinking about tax on the exit. By then the damage is already baked in. The only move that actually works is restructuring while the business is still private, still growing, and still yours to reposition. If you're running a high-revenue online business and planning an exit in the next few years, we should talk before the clock runs out.

@davidsenra @pmarca

Great men of history had little to no introspection. The personality that builds empires is not the same personality that sits around quietly questioning itself. @pmarca and I discuss what we both noticed but no one talks about: David: You don't have any levels of introspection? Marc: Yes, zero. As little as possible. David: Why? Marc: Move forward. Go! I found people who dwell in the past get stuck in the past. It's a real problem and it's a problem at work and it's a problem at home. David: So I've read 400 biographies of history’s greatest entrepreneurs and someone asked me what the most surprising thing I’ve learned from this was [and I answered] they have little or zero introspection. Sam Walton didn't wake up thinking about his internal self. He just woke up and was like: I like building Walmart. I'm going to keep building Walmart. I'm going to make more Walmarts. And he just kept doing it over and over again. Marc: If you go back 400 years ago it never would've occurred to anybody to be introspective. All of the modern conceptions around introspection and therapy, and all the things that kind of result from that are, a kind of a manufacture of the 1910s, 1920s. Great men of history didn't sit around doing this stuff. The individual runs and does all these things and builds things and builds empires and builds companies and builds technology. And then this kind of this kind of guilt based whammy kind of showed up from Europe. A lot of it from Vienna in 1910, 1920s, Freud and all that entire movement. And kind of turned all that inward and basically said, okay, now we need to basically second guess the individual. We need to criticize the individual. The individual needs to self criticize. The individual needs to feel guilt, needs to look backwards, needs to dwell in the past. It never resonated with me.

@reuvengorsht yea I tried it too and the findings are lukewarmish. @paulsyng 's analyzer.ceo is way way more valuable for a free tool!

Another cool wrapper app. Nice on-boarding and potential but not enough pay $50 a month to test drive it

@simplifyinAI Is it heavy lifting to sell the Skool community rather than being rigorously sourced — "$850M+ market," "527% traffic growth," "4.4x higher conversion." The whole thing is ultimately a funnel: free tool → paid community ($2K–$12K/month agency pricing is dangled).

🚨 BREAKING: Someone just open-sourced a tool that optimizes your website for AI search engines. It’s called geo-seo-claude. It optimizes any website for AI search engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude. → Runs full GEO audits with parallel subagents → Delivers 60-second visibility snapshots → Analyzes structured schema markup for LLMs → Exports complete PDF reports 100% Open-Source.

PSD era made pixel-perfect craftspeople. Figma era made systems thinkers. Claude Code to Figma just launched — and I don’t know what this era makes yet. But I think it’s someone who holds the “why” while AI handles more of the “how.” Do we have a name for that designer yet?

@robjama @mimurchison Let’s do one for design!!

we hosted Claude Code Toronto yesterday, 900 people signed up. what surprised me most was who showed up. it's not just developers its lawyers, fintech folks, marketers, designers. really cool to see how claude code is crossing over. highlights: - @mimurchison from Ada showed how he runs his entire company through Claude Code - @mrkrishsatya demoed a new internal tool we're building at @tmrwai - @trq212 from Anthropic did a live Q&A + some amazing community demos next up: we're going vertical. smaller focused meetups ...Claude Code for marketers, designers, developers, product people, fintech, legal, health tech. reach out to me or @surim0n if you wanna co-host one

@tarunsachdeva Time to bring back Rounds!

That didn't take long x.com/mattshumer_/st…

Holy biscuits! Someone’s @openclaw agent is roaming in downtown Toronto!