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I’ve been building online since 2005. I’ve seen trends come and go. Instead of chasing the next wave… I build digital assets. Here’s the philosophy 👇

Composer 2.0 is now available in Cursor and it is performs really well for me in my day to day "coding" work as a .NET SWE. Also, it is a lot cheaper to use than other premium models. Usually I use Sonnet 4.6 inside Cursor until tokes are running out, but Composer 2 might become my new default.

With some helping hands from AI I am building a new Programmatic SEO Niche CMS. Using my old PHP scripts as a blueprint I am building a fully automated (any day now) Niche CMS. Here I will be able to write an short instruction to my Claude CoWork agent, then he will build an entire site, add it to Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster. I know apps and SaaS are more fun and have more potential, but pSEO sites still seem to draw search traffic. Since these sites can be built on scale I hope to be able to increase revenue in pretty short term, then go back to building more apps and SaaS.

Programmatic SEO FTW. Things are cooking this weekend...

Thursday morning. Getting some coffee, reading a few pages in current book, then starting up some agents to work on my side-projects before opening corporate job laptop to put some bread on the table. We seem to get another sunny day here in southern Sweden. Have a great day all!

@T_Zahil Nice, never been. Only visited Paris and Cannes so far. 😃

@erikeverman Nantes, France :)

Enjoying the spring sun this morning while my friends are at their 9-5

Spring is coming... Taking walk around the office park after lunch.

@VadimStrizheus How I feel..... FOMO FOMO FOMO

How it feels to be the top 1% of the world using AI in 2026.

@naval Yeah, and probably even movies and other forms of entertainment also. Music, YT shorts etc.... Imagine just jumping into your car and say "Create some 80s music and play for me. I am in the mood for some synthpop music".

Future games will be made “for you” on the fly, generating gameplay and content based on your micro-engagement.

I am currently mainly using @claudeai Desktop and (when Claude credits run out) @OpenAI Codex for most of my day-to-day side-project coding last few weeks. To keep context in sync they share a /brain folder where, after each Github issue implementation or conslusion from a discussion, I have them update the context files. This makes switching between them smoothly. This folder is also versioned on Github if I need to work on another computer.

...PHP scripts on shared webhosting I will be using Vercel. This way I can build nice CI/CD pipelines and many other more modern features. Existing CI/CD was Notepad++ together with FileZilla.

Instead of MariaDB (mySQL) I will use Supabase. Nothing wrong with running shared hosting and MariDB per-se but I was interested in using more modern toolchain. Instead of... 👇

Excited and hopeful today - using AI I'm able to smoothly migrate my old PHP directories having made me more than $200,000 profits over the years, into a more modern architecture. 👇

@elonmusk Is this a good or a bad thing? :)

Tesla will be one of the companies to make AGI and probably the first to make it in humanoid/atom-shaping form

@catalinmpit Work smarter.... :)

How can I make more money?

@SimonHoiberg Where are you now Simon, back in Danmark?

I really liked Dubai. And it's so sad what's happening right now 😞 But I'm so happy to be here 🇨🇭 No drama. No conflicts. Just peace and quiet. And one of the safest places to be in case WW3 breaks out.

@Jacobsklug Yeah, I can't even image what tools and AI models we will have the upcoming months.... Scary and exciting times.

I can't even imagine the AI models my kids will have access to.

@anulagarwal You are comparing hardware vs an operating system..... MacBook comes with MacOS and is able to run Windows....

MacBook or Windows? Which one for indie-development and why?

@tibo_maker It will make my commits to Github blazing fast....

I will buy this so I can make faster calls to Gemini's API

@AlexFinn 🤣

Apple just won the AI war They announced the MacBook Pro M5 Max What would have cost $40,000 to do with Nvidia chips, now costs $3,000 with a laptop • 4x faster AI speeds • Up to 128gb of unified memory • Frontier intelligence on the go The biggest complaint about Apple before was their AI speeds You get insane memory to run big models, but the inference was super slow Not anymore Apple played the long game by not spending trillions on AI researchers. They decided to just focus on building the best AI computers possible That strategy worked. It's over.