Jake Boyles

It’s an okay design for 50k. For 640k there is no way in hell anyone buys this.

@Rob_Boyles @ChipotleTweets They sent me 1 free entree ha

@JakeBoyles @ChipotleTweets That is out of control. I’d be driving up there

$12 for this @ChipotleTweets ? Are you serious. This is getting worse and worse.

@Rob_Boyles @ChipotleTweets lol yes. Look at the burrito

@JakeBoyles @ChipotleTweets Is that really how your bowl looked? Wtf

Woah

@bradluttrell @ChipotleTweets Haha true but better than the kids wanting McDonald’s lol

@JakeBoyles @ChipotleTweets I've come to realize it's not even that healthy LOL.

@bradluttrell @ChipotleTweets This was DoorDash pickup so didn’t see it till I got home lol. If it wasn’t the only moderately healthy, fast and kid approved place I swear I wouldn’t go back lol

@JakeBoyles @ChipotleTweets I don't care if the lines are 1/3 mile long that's ridiculous.

@bradluttrell @ChipotleTweets Yes. It’s like this almost every time. It is Oxford though. So college kids and massive lines.

@JakeBoyles @ChipotleTweets LOL is this real? I've had mostly bad experiences lately when I go. Every time I go I swear at the sky and say I'm never coming back

@harleyf Built on your MCP by the way.

@harleyf We are building something really cool with this. Would love to chat.

Agentic shopping is merit-based. No commissions. No bias toward big box. It shows you what you'll actually like. Not what paid to be there. This is how smaller businesses get discovered. It’s already happening.

Not that hard. Do voice. As the user speaks you refine the results and query. They say cabins you show them around them for whenever. Then if they give dates adjust the dates. Then add people keep adjusting. Realtime 2.0 allows you do to this. Use your fragments from realtime to pass to a mini model to fill out the form and query the api in realtime.

so instead of saying “funky cabins within 2 hour drive” i will have to keep filling out your patient intake form

@OpenAIDevs Cost difference?

Voice agents are getting more capable. Here’s what’s new: • GPT-Realtime-2 for voice agents that reason and take action • GPT-Realtime-Translate enabling translation from 70 input languages into 13 output languages • GPT-Realtime-Whisper, making transcription even faster

@gilgNYC It has been working so well for us! The only thing we need is a more results returned. Limiting to 10 is hard especially with clothing and shoes. We have to post filter by size. Please fix this :)

So much upside building consumer apps atop Shopify's global catalog API now. In 6 months, everyone will realize the alpha was hiding in plain sight. + the MCP endpoint works seamlessly with UCP.

Hey @elonmusk please buy @SpiritAirlines and make flying actually enjoyable

@zuess05 Product sense, infrastructure knowledge, domain knowledge, ability to scale and maintain

I am actually curious. If junior devs are using Claude to write code at a senior level... And senior devs are using Claude to write code at a senior level... What exactly is the difference between the two roles right now, other than a $100k gap in salary?

@DallasAptGP When you need the last 10% finished, reach out. I specialize in wrapping up vibe coded products and making sure there secure and scalable.

Two people in our office are finishing custom software that will be the backbone our entire company. Two years ago this would have cost $1M+ and a year of dealing with outside software developers. We are building it in a few months with VSCode and AI. Operating apartments is not hard. What is hard is making a hundred people share the same data and do the right thing at the right time. That coordination is the whole game in vertical integration. We invest, develop, build, and manage Texas apartments. Four functions under one roof. Most operators outsource three of the four. The advantage of doing all four shows up only when the four sides share data in real time. Without that, vertical integration is just four separate companies under the same name. So we needed software that tied the four sides together. No SaaS product exists for it. Every SaaS tool we run is a silo. ResMan tracks leases. Procore tracks construction. Sage Intacct tracks the books. LoanBoss tracks the debt. Juniper Square holds investor relationships. ADP holds the people. None of them talk to each other. None of them know about the investment memo or the business plan. So we built the system that fixes it. APIs pull data from every SaaS tool above. The data lands in a blob. The blob fills the operating system. Every employee gets a unique login, a custom dashboard, and a task list pulled from live property data. The MVP ships with eleven modules. Phase two adds eight more. It tracks every vendor, contract, and renewal date. Every loan with rate, term, prepayment penalty, and DSCR test. Every entity with EIN, FinCEN filings, and CPA deadlines. Every insurance policy with coverage, deductibles, and claims. The original investment memo on every deal with every deviation logged. Portfolio rollups from the property level. Investor reports generated in one click. The maintenance supervisor in Houston sees his open work orders next to vendor performance scores and the punch list on his renovation. The CFO sees cash position next to debt maturities and every lender covenant. The partnerships team sees commitments, distributions, and K-1 status across every fund and entity. Same data. Different views. Permissions scoped to the role. There is also an AI assistant inside the system. Every employee can ask it questions in plain English. It answers only from data the employee is allowed to see. A loan covenant gets close. The system flags it before the bank does. A vendor underperforms. The renewal alert says do not renew. An investor asks for last quarter's distribution. The answer takes ten seconds. The business plan slips by five percent. The variance report writes itself. Two years ago I emailed a buddy with this dream and we realized it wasn't anywhere near in budget. So I sat on it. A few months ago I handed the vision to my business partner. He taught himself how to build it with AI. He is almost done. We did not build this to show off the technology. We built it because you cannot be the best at investment, development, construction, and property management at the same time without a system that ties them together. The dream every small business operator has is buildable now. For us, it is what turns four functions into one company.

@thecruice My 10 year old does it. She’s learned commitment, teamwork, hard work. Given up some but gained more. We travel during summer. Son plays high level hockey so summers work well.

Idk seems pretty human like to me. Thats what would happen if I tried to run a marathon 🤷🏻‍♂️

@MatthewBerman 95% marketing, 5% truth. It’ll be fine.

i'm on vacation with my family. i read about mythos and couldn't relax the rest of the day. i am completely stunned. i already have a severe case of ai psychosis. i dont know what to call this now. i'm up late right now (late for me). i can't stop reading about anthropic's new model that they can't even release publicly because it's so good. this feels different. words like "frightening" and "uneasy" and "scary" are being throw around by the anthropic team. i feel all of those things. i knew this moment was coming. i didn't know it'd be so soon. i'm generally optimistic. i don't feel as optimistic today. i was shell-shocked most of the day. my mind was stuck on it. i kept looking around at people enjoying their vacations with their families and...i just felt weird. like i had been told aliens are real, they're coming, and soon...and no one else knows. it's true though, practically no one knows what's happening in AI right now. where does this go from here? how quickly? is software solved? is all software vulnerable now? am i even asking the right questions? what about anthropic? this is an enormous amount of power for one company, one man (dario), to have. i've said this before but now it's more real than ever: can any company catch up to anthropic? opus likely helped build mythos, mythos will help build the next model after that. recursive self improvement is here. the "intelligence explosion" as leopold aschenbrenner put it, is here. i knew the frontier labs were racing towards ASI. i knew it. but i didn't fully grasp what it meant. the first company to reach it wins. period. full stop. nothing else matters. dario knew that and his bet on coding was right. on the one hand, imaging all science, math, coding, climate problems being solved. imagine cancer being cured. imagine going to the stars. on the other hand - imagine concentration of power, political and economic change happening so fast, society can't adapt. how do we go on like things are the same?

Well it was fun while it lasted.