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When I owned my own pressure washing company, I didn’t lose jobs because of price. I lost them because I responded too slowly. It’s very difficult to run a business when you ARE the business. So I’m building WashOps. An AI-native platform that: • Qualifies a lead • Generates a quote instantly • Follows up automatically • Books the job All in minutes…not hours. Oh, and it handles the rest of your operations as well. I’m building this in public. Follow along if you’re into AI, SaaS, or building real tools for home services businesses.

@cinnamonderella And it was obviously not worth it. 🤣

@cinnamonderella Relax. It was an experiment.

These takes are a joke. 99% of these “gurus” have never worked on anything at the enterprise level. They’ve never served REAL customers They’ve never solved REAL problems. Buyer beware.

@lmoutoFan @BitsUndBolts 🤣

First thing that comes to mind? Name the game! 👇 #Sierra

@alphafox Not with that 52x cd rom. 4x was livin’ LARGE!

The ultimate 486: 🙌

Do rich people pay taxes? > Yes. Do they pay their fair share? > More actually.

@lukepierceops Let’s. Go.

Another mid market company just signed on to work with Boom Automations. Real estate development company. Scaling to 100+ homes this year. The pain points: - 4 departments (acquisitions, pre-dev, construction, sales) all operating in silos - Different software for each team - No single source of truth for any deal in the pipeline - Invoices from vendors coming in daily, processed manually into QuickBooks - Files scattered across Dropbox with no project linkage - Leadership has zero real-time visibility into what's actually happening - Every department duplicates data the others already entered - Things slipping through the cracks as volume grows What we're building: 1. One custom operating system covering the entire deal lifecycle. Every project enters one place, flows through every department, and exits with a closed sale. 2. Role-specific views for each team. 3. Auto invoice scraping into QuickBooks. 4. Centralized file storage. 5. Real-time leadership dashboard with live KPIs. 6. 8 integrations with their existing stack. Phase 1 is the operating system to get everything centralized. Then phase 2 is the AI layer on top once the data and workflows are clean. Timeline: 8 weeks for Phase 1. Phase 2 will be scoped toward the back end of Phase 1. Goal: 2x the business without 2x the headcount. This is the work.

@ToddLlewellyn I’m sorry, are you referring to a potential customer as “Custy”? 🤣

Potential customer called this morning Custy- how much for a warranty water heater replacement Me- $1000. That price includes all parts, labor, warranty paper work, us bringing the new water heater, haul off of the old one. Custy- it’s under warranty. It should be free Me- I’m sorry but the manufacturer warranty only covers the new water heater. It does not cover parts and labor. Custy- so why are you charging $1000? Just for labor? (Proceeds to lecture me about why I should not charge this price) Me- That price includes all parts, labor, warranty paper work, us bringing the new water heater, haul off of the old one. Custy- I had a whole water heater not under warranty replaced at a rental out of state for $800 Me- sorry I can’t even buy a water heater for $800… Custy- ok nevermind. Hangs up.

@BenjaminDEKR @Dillon_Valdez You think Elon’s in this to make a profit? This is a shot against OpenAI. Not a business move.

@Dillon_Valdez Right so in other words providing compute is far, far more profitable than training in-house models

I predict that xAI (now SpaceXAI) will quickly move away from training their own in-house models, and Grok will stop competing to be a top-ranked LLM. They will focus on being a hardware/ compute provider and leave the competitive models to others (their customers.)

@NiklausFuller It’s way more nuanced than “AI isn’t very powerful.” Most corporate users are judging AI based on a locked down chatbot with limited context, limited access, and guardrails so tight it can barely be useful. It’s not even the full version of copilot!

My theory is CoPilot has nurfed ai for most corporate folks That’s all they are allowed to use so they think ai isn’t very powerful

@jun_song Yeah. No cuda. Barely any bandwidth. What’re we using this for???

Intel Arc Pro B70 그래픽카드가 한국에서 출시되었습니다. 가격은 $1,980 미국 Newegg에서는 $1,100에 판매중. GDDR6 32GB로 가격대비 VRAM이 매우 높습니다. 단점은 600GB/s로 낮은 대역폭, CUDA 미지원입니다. 그래도 미국에서는 중고 3090과 가격이 비슷하니 대안이 될수도 있겠네요.

@matthewmillerai That’s silly. Vibe coding obviously can’t produce usable apps, bro. 😏

Vibe coding my way to freedom. $14,729 MRR. Up 139% from last month. This journey has not been easy. There have been weeks where nothing worked and I questioned everything. But I keep going because failure is just not an option for me. I will not give up on this.

Stealth MODE rtx6000 build

@FarzaTV gets it!

Vibe coding in one picture.

What’s next? Dogs and cats living together? Mass hysteria??

Holy. Moly. What is even happening out there???

@brockpierson Skifree and it’s not even close…

What was your favorite game from the Windows 3.1 Entertainment Pack?

@emeeliojohann Let’s go! You got this!!!

Locking IN. It's been very difficult for me to do what I have to do. VeraMind is still not launched after 3+ months and that hurts a bit despite life and work getting in the way. …and the mental struggle? Bro 😐 I am spending the rest of the day working on it and I will report back when I am done. Wish me luck 🍀 #struggleinpublic