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@yarotheslav @RaulOnRails I wonder how important localization is for that these days when Chrome will do it on the fly.

@JarrettLusso @RaulOnRails I need all EU languages not for SEO, but for local government buyers

I am now 100% convinced that Rails app and marketing website should be separate. Rails app lives on subdomain.

@yarotheslav @RaulOnRails Supporting more languages isn’t a magic SEO hack. Had a site with 13 for years and we trimmed down to 7 because they got no traffic.

@RaulOnRails I want my website to be in 24+ EU languages. With Rails it feels painful. With Jekyll too. With Hugo it feels perfect.

@theo @RobinhoodApp IBKR is trash, why use them at all?

@RobinhoodApp I thought IBKR was supposed to "just work"? 🙃

Robinhood refused a buy order, didn't notify me, withdrew my money anyways, and cost me over $10k in lost gains in the last 24 hours. What the hell should I be using instead?

@socialwithaayan Companies that make these little tools that nobody ever really wanted to buy are doomed! I keep seeing them being made with AI and OS'd.

Someone built a free, open-source CleanMyMac alternative with zero telemetry. And it is fully native SwiftUI. It's called PureMac. And it does everything CleanMyMac does for the most common cleaning tasks. For $0. Here is the problem with every existing macOS cleaner: CleanMyMac: $39.99 per year. Tracks your usage. Sends data home. MacCleaner Pro: $29.99 one time. Closed source. DiskDiag: Limited. Not automated. Every other option: ads, telemetry, or a subscription. PureMac has none of that. Here is what it handles: -> Xcode derived data, archives, and simulators (devs: you know how fast this grows) -> Homebrew cache that bloats silently over months -> System caches and logs that macOS never cleans itself -> Scheduled automatic cleaning. Set it once. Forget it. Built entirely in native SwiftUI. Menu bar integration. Progress indicators. Dedicated settings and scheduling views. No AppKit hacks. No Electron. A real Mac app. What you will never find in it: -> Zero telemetry -> Zero analytics -> Zero subscriptions -> Zero data collection The developer built this because every available tool either charged money or phoned home. So he built one that does neither. MIT License. Open Source. Free.

@MediaKing @ppcClickShark Maybe it’ll go up another 10,000%

@ppcClickShark Is it a savvy time to buy an asset class after it has already appreciated 10,000%?

If you are already wealthy, you have zero need for crypto in your life. Most people that play with crypto are just trying to get what you already have.

@ReplyKing @MediaKing @nikitabier @X I have not received your donation yet

@MediaKing @nikitabier I’ve donated every cent @X has ever paid me.

People used to tweet for the love of the game. Now they tweet so that @nikitabier will pay them $139.40 every other Friday.

@seanheilweil @dharmesh @ReplyKing He says everything right that 99% of companies are doing wrong. (ex just making an MCP server)

@dharmesh I agree. @ReplyKing argue with @JarrettLusso. Thank you in advance.

Every B2B software company is (or should be) building a "headless" version of their product. One that can be used by agents. But "headless" doesn't mean "brainless". You don't just wrap your existing APIs into an MCP server and call it a day. The companies that succeed in the agentic era are those that take a thoughtful approach to *designing* an agentic user experience (AUX). Yes, that will likely involve APIs, MCPs and CLIs. But the difference will be in the *ergonomics* of the interface. We need to figure out *how* agents actually want to use our products/platforms. Because if all they wanted to do was use them like humans do, we have "computer use" for that. I'm personally very excited about this new agentic world when it comes to B2B software. HubSpot is all-in on building the #1 agentic customer platform. Just posted this in a private Slack thread with the HubSpot exec team: Being agentic is not just about agents running *on* our platform, it's about agents *running* our platform (being able to operate it). That's how you take AI from being a simple tool to a savvy teammate.

@MediaKing How much did DoorDash pay you for this ad?

DoorDash Best Practices for Rich People Only: 1. Always use the express option so your food comes hot. That way the food comes direct from restaurant to you. 2. Always tip double the recommended tip. It's tough out there, and you can afford to tip well! 3. Always order extra food because the restaurant will forget something. 4. Get the DashPass. It will save you money. Maybe. I've never actually checked. 5. Don't stop at fast food. Order groceries too!

@noelcetaSEO If your site has 6 locales, do you include all of them?

Most sites submit one XML sitemap… and never touch it again. Meanwhile, Google is ignoring 60% of their pages. Your sitemap isn’t just a file. It’s a ranking signal, and most strategies are broken. Here’s how to fix your sitemap in 2026 🧵👇

@seanheilweil Im watching it live

u guys never read the art of the deal and it shows

@lkr This is a real problem that I don’t even understand why Airbnb hasn’t solved themselves. It’s like nobody at Airbnb uses their own platform or something.

My husband/cofounder has built software that's earned us tens of millions of dollars But nothing has me more hype than the custom airbnb search interface he just built

@astropics Imagine all the work you can done when your day is that long

A day on Venus lasts 243 Earth days A year on Venus lasts 225 Earth days

@Bencera @OrenE_IL Chairs aren’t for sleeping though

@OrenE_IL I guess maybe it depends on the person. I can sleep 8 hours straight in any chair lol

Unpopular founder take: I fly economy. Business class is paying 10x to fall asleep slightly faster. The ROI is terrible and it’s my job to be good at ROI.

@seanheilweil @miqchris @emailablehq @jerseymikes Those sandwiches were only for a special occasions

Fake News: @JarrettLusso bought and ate plenty of sandwiches from Dominos. @miqchris is probably a good dude but not using @emailablehq is a character flaw. The #1 streaming service, retailer, and CRM on the planet all use Emailable. and @jerseymikes > every other chain sandwich. (This is not a paid tweet, or a meme account).

@dok2001 will this happen? When I asked about Advanced Rate Limiting, sales deflected the question and now wants me to get on a call to go enterprise 😕blog.cloudflare.com/enterprise-gra…

@Shpigford Yeah, I made it specifically for a bunch of my own shit!

@JarrettLusso oooo nice! do you use it?

would you pay $100/year to have automated backup of all your git repos (either to your own S3-compatible storage or to The Cloud™)? (assuming all things in place regarding bank-level encryption and all other pertinent security measures)

Apple wants to know what is stopping you from coding like this

@Shpigford It feels like Initial Commit is on the second commit

for solo business operators, as of *today*, i think your best bet for implementing AI into daily operations is currently claude cowork. by a long shot. there's some setup required to get it maximally impactful, but it has very low risk and it's infinitely more stable than 🦞. the biggest downside (lack of remote access) will almost certainly be solved in the coming weeks. side note: if you want me to audit your business operations and help you set up claude cowork so you can spend more time doing what's most impactful for your business, i'd love to spend a day with you helping get it set up and customized specifically to your business. let's chat: initialcommit.co

@cobie I do the same thing, but I invoice as the local electric company and get 95% conversion rate. Nobody wants the lights to go out.

In January I asked OpenClaw to send 50,000 small invoices to Fortune500 companies every day. Through experimentation we have found 2% will pay without checking if this is a legitimate invoice. These companies are wasteful — Claw captures that leakage. $10m ARR as a solo founder in under two months. AI is enabling so many new business models. Thank you!