Taylor

Disagree with me. Agree with me. I'm all ears either way. I learn by listening, and ideate by conversation.

@AlfieJCarter CLAUDE

R.I.P lead gen agencies. I just replaced an entire lead gen team with Claude agents. (all working while I slept) Most founders spend $10k-$20k/month on marketing teams that work 9-5. Most agencies spend $30k+/mo on outreach. Last night I built AI agents that run 24/7: - Lead Magnet Engineer → builds viral lead magnets in minutes - Social Media Expert → writes scroll-stopping hooks - Creative Director → generates on-brand visuals - Research Analyst → finds trending topics in your niche - Performance Tracker → analyses and maps out content The results after 24 hours: - 32 lead magnets ready to launch - 60 days of content mapped out - 50+ scroll-stopping visuals created While I was sleeping. Follow + reply CLAUDE and I’ll send the full system + setup.

@niccruzpatane If you don’t subscribe to FSD… you’ll have to go to the factory and manually drive it home.

Tesla vehicles will soon be able to deliver themselves directly from the factory to your home. Same day autonomous vehicle deliveries to your home will be a thing in the future.

@theficouple Buying a @Tesla removed almost half the list.

How to help your car last 300k miles: - Buy a Toyota - Use synthetic oil - Change air filter - Use top tier fuel - Buy a Toyota What would you add?

Quick vibe-coding tip: -> update Claude Code daily. Changelog: github.com/anthropics/cla…

@girdley You know they are going to stay… they can’t afford to lose their job.

When your $50k/year employee arrives at work in a $120,000 car.

@akinkunmi Team acquisition play…

oss.now got acquired before they even launched. Wow. 😂

@jaredpalmer @cherry_mx_reds Have you figured out a way we can use claude code against our msft code bases? (that is compliant with the policies and other bureaucratic chaos...) If so, please share. Would love to be able to use it at work :) So far it's only been something I can use on my side projects. :/

@cherry_mx_reds I use everything

> ask claude code to read the code mode mcp blog post and then to introspect compile/emit your mcp to a skill + script files > reduce token usage by 80-98% and prevent poisoning your context with mcp bloat > profit

@MdeZegher Excited for my update :) my HW3 2018 M3 is looking forward to this so much!!

It's amazing what Tesla can do with its vertical integration. This should make Supercharging a little more magical, especially at larger & busy sites. We'll keep refining it and enable it for all Superchargers.

@niccruzpatane My HW3 M3 from 2018 saved my fiancée and me’s lives once... that was enough to justify the cost of the car and FSD.

I always recommend buying FSD in full if you have the means, as price increases are inevitable as the software progresses. I enjoy the peace of mind that my car has FSD for its lifetime.

@Motion_Viz PROMPT

Stop prompting AI to "make me a landing page." 200+ hours testing taught me this: Generic prompts → pretty pages My prompts → pages that sell The pack includes: → 3D Landing Hero Section → Sentient 3D Core → Cyberpunk Volumetric Shaders → Microlender Protocol → Hyper-Futuristic MCP-2099 Like + reply "PROMPT" for the library. (following required for DM)

@darealbrianpark @ambreesh7 @niccruzpatane I use to live there… go USAA if possible. More expensive but they don’t try to screw you when you have a claim.

@ambreesh7 @niccruzpatane I live in Indiana and they don’t have it, unfortunately

You can now lease a Model 3 Premium RWD for $299/mo with only $1,500 down. That is SO much car for the money: • 363 miles of range • Self-Driving Capability • 0-60 mph in 4.9s • Customizable wraparound ambient lighting • Rear Touchscreen Display • First-row heated and ventilated seats • Second-row heated seats • Microsuede decor • Power-adjust steering wheel • Power-folding and auto-dimming side-view mirrors • Frequency dependent shock absorbers • Panoramic glass roof • Footwell and door pocket ambient lighting • LED headlights w/auto and adaptive high beams • Hands-free power open on approach • Heated steering, heated windshield, custom driver profiles, automatic easy-entry and ultraviolet infrared protection on all glass. • Automatic Emergency Braking, Forward Collision Warning, Blind-Spot Collision Warning and Lane Departure Avoidance. • Lock, unlock, pre-heat and cool your vehicle from your phone with the Tesla app.

As AI begins to write more and more code, you might start to wonder one of the following: “Why do we even need Software Engineers anymore?” “Am I about to be replaced by an LLM that writes cleaner code than I do?” And honestly… those are fair questions. But they also miss the bigger picture — and a bit of history. Software engineering has always evolved alongside automation. When we moved from assembly to higher-level languages, people said the same thing: “This will replace programmers.” When frameworks abstracted away boilerplate, the fear was the same. When cloud platforms automated deployment pipelines, again — the same anxiety. But each time, engineers didn’t disappear. They leveled up. They shifted from syntax to systems thinking. From typing code to designing outcomes. From how something gets built to why it should exist at all. And that’s where the next era is taking us again. The Software Engineer of tomorrow isn’t just writing code. They’re AI-fluent — orchestrating tools, reasoning about data, understanding trade-offs, and guiding automation toward meaningful impact. If AI is the new junior developer, then great engineers are becoming the new architects of intelligence — designing, validating, and steering what the machines build. ⸻ We’re not witnessing the death of software engineering. We’re witnessing its graduation — from code creation to intelligent system design. ⸻ Looking for your next AI-fluent role or team? 👉 provn.co/?utm_source=x&… Want to read more of my thoughts? 👉 taylorbrazelton.com

Lately I’ve been noticing something interesting in how companies hire and promote. They’re not chasing long lists of technical skills. They’re not obsessed with fancy jargon or perfect resumes. They’re looking for two things. And honestly… they’re not even new. ✅ Great communication ✅ AI fluency That’s it. But those two skills are changing careers right now. ⸻ Great communication Not “give a great presentation” communication. I mean the simple, human stuff: • explaining your thinking clearly • giving updates that calm the room • being honest about blockers • helping people understand where things stand without digging It’s underrated. But it’s the thing that makes teams trust you. ⸻ AI-Fluent Not AI-expert. Not “build your own LLM” energy. Just someone who uses AI the way we all learned to use Google: • to work faster • to unblock yourself • to draft, iterate, refine • to automate the boring parts • to make better decisions, faster AI-fluent people look like they’re working at 2x speed. Leadership notices that. ⸻ And here’s the real magic: When someone communicates well and uses AI well… they instantly show up as the person everyone wants on their team. They move fast, keep people informed, adapt quickly, and make the whole system smoother. That’s who gets promoted. That’s who stands out. That’s who becomes “the one we can’t afford to lose.” ⸻ If you’re building these two skills right now? You’re not behind. You’re early. Opinion: I think “great communicator + AI-fluent” is the new baseline. The people who embrace both — without ego — are about to unlock some serious career tailwinds. ⸻ Looking for a new role? Check out @AiProvn94864 — the home for AI-first and AI-fluent talent & jobs. Want more of my thoughts? Follow me here on X or visit my personal blog: taylorbrazelton.com

@pmitu stacksite.io provn.co

Show me your landing page ⬇️

@davidvkimball They are an B2B company… the B2C stuff is lower priority sadly…

Genuinely, what is Microsoft doing? 💀

@davidvkimball It might be Apple only though:/…

@davidvkimball I’ve even swapped to using it as my default on my iPhone as well.

Everyone talking about web browsers as if Firefox isn't the only viable option at this point. - Everything else is Chromium - Or it's Safari Neither are an option. Lol

@shainegordon @dhh Why?

@dhh Just migrated another app yesterday from Fargate to Kamal 🙏🙏

Kamal 2.8 will finally give us a local registry option for simple deploys. This means you won't need a Docker Hub or GHCR setup just to see your app in production. Will get this snuck into Rails 8.1 before we ship final! github.com/rails/rails/pu…

@Tesla Still waiting for the download;) HW3 M3 from 2018 here.

First impressions of FSD Supervised V14.1 in thread below