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@SteveWiesnerSMB Thanks for the reminder and wisdom.

If I was a young dad again, there are five things I’d do differently. 1️⃣ I’d stay away from travel sports. Not going to say it was a waste of time and money (it wasn’t), but it cost too much time and money. The opportunity cost was big. Lots of ways we could have been spending our time away from hot, dusty fields. 2️⃣ We should have travelled more often. We had some amazing trips, but we should have taken more of them. And it didn’t require traveling to the other side of the world. Lots of amazing places nearby we could have explored. Travel is such an amazing way to share experiences and strengthen bonds. 3️⃣ I stuck with miserable jobs (and startups) for too long. I know this took more of a toll on the kids than I realized at the time. I’m not good at keeping work at the office, and sticking w bad situations for too long seeped into who I was at home. Not in terrible ways, but via negativity that wasn’t good modeling for the boys. 4️⃣ Let them be kids for a while. I think I felt too firmly that the world is a rough place and that they needed to understand that fact. It’s true, fine, but I think I tried, unnecessarily, to teach some of those lessons too early. 5️⃣ Shut up and listen. I’m a talker, and in many ways that has served me well. But with the boys, I think just sitting and listening - really listening - was something I didn’t do often enough. Not everything needs to be teaching them a lesson. Sit, listen, and you’ll be surprised by the lessons they teach you. Net net, I think I did a pretty solid job, but there’s always big room for improvement. One’s now graduated college, the other is in the thick of it, and they’re both smart, kind, strong and decent men. I’m truly blessed. 🙏 For those of you on the young Dad path now, hope some of these things land.

@empathyx100 @SeedOfMany @writenicecode @paper @figma I can copy and paste layers to Figma without publishing.

@SeedOfMany @writenicecode @paper @figma What’s wild is if you want to move a Make file to Figma, you need to publish it as a website (basically a Figma site) then export it as html. Then import it to Figma as html. I’m sort of stunned at how bad Figma looks right now by their own doing.

I'm failing to understand all the hype around @paper Design to code directly with shader magic (shader magic is super cool) but ... can't @figma's mcp server do the same with near perfect accuracy. trying to be not biased and understand the pros and cons of each.

@ScottAdamsSays RIP and God bless Scott

A Final Message From Scott Adams

@businessbarista Claude

I want to start a community dedicated to Claude Code. It’s become the gateway drug to coding and experiencing the power of AI for tons of people. This will be a space for people to share killer use cases, agentic workflows, proven prompts, and connect with other CC obsessives. Comment “Claude” if you want to join.

The people who don't feel this way are the ones who are fucked, honestly.

@jasonfried It’s unclear if the most recent conversation can be at the top of the thread? That way we can skip the scroll? Nice feature by the way.

Just shipped a Fizzy update that collapses all the activity entries in a comment stream and just shows the last one. This prevents any interruption in the conversation. A single click of "Full history" reveals all the earlier ones. When Fizzy shipped, we wove activity entries and comments in the same timeline. This gives an accurate accounting of what happened when, but when there was a lot of activity it tended to interrupt the comments and conversational flow. We still have the same layout, but now we default to not showing earlier activity entries unless you want to see them. The last suffices in most situations. Comments and conversations are favored over activity.

@TriadRetire @JoinCrowdHealth @JoinCrowdHealth how do deal with preexisting conditions?

@joincrowdhealth what would be the cost for a family of four- 44,43,14,10 years of age?

@anothercohen @productive_will I can barely look at ClickUp

@productive_will ClickUp made me want to kill myself

I’ve now tried Coda, Notion, Monday, ClickUp, and Outline for our internal company documentation and I hate them all. Google Drive and Docs remain elite but lack organization. How is everyone handling this?

@IMJustinBrooke @semrush @ViperChill @ahrefs I don’t find Ahrefs PPC data comparable. But maybe that doesn’t matter as Semrush is having issues reporting on PPC.

After 16yrs with @semrush I must cancel. For almost TWO DECADES I have said I would cancel my electric bill before canceling semrush, so what's changed? 1. Being bought by Adobe is the deaths kiss 2. My homie @ViperChill now works with @ahrefs When Glen DM'd me and said "Bro I'm with Ahrefs" I said "Say less, I'll be right over." The advice is the same... YOU MUST have good spy tools if you're serious about digital marketing. You say but it's too expensive!?!? I say get a 2nd job, harsh, but it's THAT much worth it. If I couldn't afford spy tools I would literally go work part time at Starbucks... well maybe not starbucks... Wendy's or some steak house. Ahrefs offers the same SEO and PPC data that I need to do my job well as a digital marketer. I still hold to the saying that if I was homeless and all I had was this spy tool, I could make all my money back by going to the local library to use the tool. Competitive insight, keyword data, landing page intel... It's an absolute unconditional - no question - zero excuses - must have - in today's marketing. Going without it, is like knowing there is a rip tide at the beach and swimming with no lifeguard. Hey... you might make it 😳☠️ Many happy years with semrush, I applaud them for their exit and all they did for our industry. However, I just can't ride with Adobe after all they've done. Also, having known Glen all of those 16yrs as well, it's smarter to just do what he says and does. When dude jukes left, I'm juking left with him. Ahrefs, here I come baby!!! Been eyeing you from across the street for years. Excited to get in there and play. P.S. @patrickstox I'm doing a livestream tonight with my reaction to logging in and using Ahrefs for my first time after 16yrs with the competitor.

@0xUnum @hamza_automates It’s GoHighLevel

@hamza_automates Is this inside Grok? I’ve never seen this n8n style interface

I BUILT AN AI AGENT FOR A RESTAURANT IN 10 MINUTES And it solved a problem they’ve been struggling with for years. No fancy setup. No giant workflows. Just one clean system that handles: - customer inquiries - reservation flow - menu questions - upsells - follow-up reviews ...all on autopilot. If you want the exact prompt stack, agent setup, and deployment workflow I used Comment “GROK” + Like + Repost and I’ll send it over. (must follow for DM)

@patrickstox @ahrefs Hey Patrick, Always loved Ahrefs and how you clearly display info. I was on Reddit the other day and kept coming across how Ahrefs now has to heavily rely on users connected Google Search Console data vs scraping the serps. Any clarity on this?

I mean @ahrefs built a modern search engine and has one of the most powerful supercomputers in the world, but sure, rule us out. 😆

@ezsmith397 @dansanmedina @isvictoriousss Why did you drop them? We have had issues with WPRocket and wondered if perfmatters is sufficient…

@dansanmedina @isvictoriousss Did that for a while, but finally dropped WP-Rocket this year.

Spending a little time this morning setting up and refining our standard "starter site" stack for new WordPress builds. The heavy hitters here that have been on all new sites the past ~6 months are: - ACF Pro (for CPTs & custom fields, still favorite for doing custom content architecture & management) - Bricks (theme/builder) - HappyFiles Pro (can't do WP Media without now, gamechanger for creating folders & order in a large media library) - WS Form Pro (hands-down the most powerful form builder we've ever used, can handle anything you throw at it) - Perfmatters (crazy powerful for dialing in asset & loading for better front-end performance) - SEOPress (powerful SEO plugin that gets the job done) Having this boilerplate site setup on our VPS, along with super basic theme header, footer, single, archive, menus and a few other settings makes it a BREEZE to clone to start a new build.

@m0ldilocks @cantos @collabfund Labs

Three years ago I got sick from something most people overlook: mold exposure. Today, that journey comes full circle: we’re announcing MoldCo’s $8M Seed (total $11M), led by @cantos + @collabfund, to build the new standard of care for mold and chronic inflammation. The mission is clear: to serve patients who’ve waited far too long for answers. To celebrate, we’re giving away 50 free lab tests. Comment “labs” to claim one and we’ll DM you!

@ryanrhughes Can’t wait to try this. My MacBook T2 had so many issues.

Is it worth installing Omarchy on an Intel Mac when v3.0 drops? 36% real world performance improvement just by swapping the OS running the openstreetmap-website test suite on fresh install. 🤯 Not to mention, getting the test suite setup to run took 10x longer.

@davidrisley @wpremote Any experience with wpumbrella? Trying to decide between these 2 tools.

I will say.... @wpremote isn't the cheapest tool, but my lord what a time saver. Totally worth it. Had a client accidentally delete an old VA and all the content that VA had posted. I had to go back TWO MONTHS in the backups to find it. Restored to a staging site inside BlogVault, used WP All Export to grab everything, WP All Import to bring back into the main site. Problem solved.

The Big Omarchy 2.0 Tour: If you're ready to try something totally different after using a Mac or Windows, this is your invitation to an adventure! omarchy.org

@leannapelham @weaverryan ❤️

This week @weaverryan passed away peacefully at home surrounded by friends and family. There aren't words for how deep this loss is for me, for our son, Beckett, and really anyone who had the chance to meet him. obits.mlive.com/us/obituaries/…

@kristoferlund @dhh github.com/basecamp/omarc…

@dhh Has anyone tried this on a Macbook that is a few years old?

Omarchy 2.0 now installs in under 5 minutes on a fresh machine with a fast connection: 1 min: Formatting + Encrypting drive 1 min: Installing Arch itself 2:40min: Installing + configuring all of Omarchy FIVE MINUTES AND YOUR COMPUTER IS READY TO ROCK! 🤘

@neosepulveda @dhh My 2019 MacBook Pro was the worst buy I’ve done with Apple. The fans were constantly running, it was slow, lagged, and didn’t perform well at all. I’m wondering if you had the same issue with your 2018?

Revived my 2018 MacBook Pro with #Omarchy —runs incredibly fast and smooth. I've loved Omarchy on my desktop since launch as the best dev setup. Traveling with my M3 felt like a downgrade every time I use it. Huge thanks, @dhh, for Omarchy and this amazing community! (1/3)