Tim @ Maester AI

@hridoyreh looks like it's going great

I fired my SEO team last year. And used Claude to automate SEO. Here is the result:

@yacineMTB my body is a machine that turns ideas into vibe coded slop

is anyone vibecoding making actual cool stuff or is it still all mostly slop

🎯

@levie 🎯

@RobertMSterling The purpose of a system is what it does

Anthropic’s CEO keeps talking about AI wiping out jobs because he’s trying to IPO this year. If he positions Claude as armageddon for jobs, his TAM becomes “all white-collar human labor,” not just AI agents or SaaS. It’s completely self-interested. All the concerns he’s expressing about job disruptions are fake. It’s a marketing gambit to create hype and FOMO among the people he needs more than anyone else this year: institutional investors like BlackRock, Fidelity, pension funds, and sovereign wealth funds. If these investors pay for tickets on the hype train—if he can make them believe that AI will eliminate half of white-collar jobs, with Anthropic, as the dominant leader in enterprise AI, positioned to capture the surplus margin—the IPO will be oversubscribed and Anthropic can raise more funds for the company at a higher valuation. But Dario (or, at least, his bankers) knows that these investors are more fiscally disciplined than they used to be. A lot of them got burned during Covid SPAC-mania and don’t want to risk it again. They’re going to challenge Anthropic about whether it will ever get to sustainably high gross margins, or if its arms race with OpenAI will lead to kilowatt-hours permanently suppressing gross margins. They’re going to ask pointed questions about Anthropic’s massive capex and whether it will ever generate accretive ROIC. And Dario might not have the answers they’re looking for. So that’s why—to answer Austen’s smart question—you keep seeing Dario in the news and the podcast circuit, spreading doom and gloom about widespread job loss. It’s not to make you afraid of losing your job. It’s to get Wall Street afraid of missing out on his IPO.

@emiratli_ there's a better way. i made this dumb app the other day, and it's actually been very satisfying to have all sales emails diverted from my inbox getreachme.com

Worst cold email I’ve ever gotten. WTF

@emiratli_ horrendous

@Kristennetten @elonmusk @Timcast how about for your inbox? getreachme.com

@elonmusk @Timcast Not a bad idea haha

I like it, let's do it @elonmusk

@davidgokhshtein @elonmusk @Timcast now imagine it for your inbox... getreachme.com

@elonmusk @Timcast That’s a game changer. Instantly reduces spam.

@JustinBrady @KettlebellDan getreachme.com

@JustinBrady @KettlebellDan what about for ur inbox?

I wish we could set a $ amount that people could pay you to send you a DM

@OldeWorldOrder @KettlebellDan now imagine it for your inbox... getreachme.com

@KettlebellDan Superchat-style, like YouTube 🤔 Not a bad idea, actually...

@AmiriKing @KettlebellDan now imagine this for ur inbox 👀 getreachme.com

@KettlebellDan $1 - $10 Settings: Non followers, certain regions, etc. $$ hits your account once you respond to the message. I like it.

@KettlebellDan @Edgar__K both are a win

@Edgar__K or it would become more peaceful

@Lieutenant_Dam @Timcast @elonmusk what about sales emails?

@Timcast @elonmusk No one is sending you DM's Tim. This isn't 2016 anymore 😭

@FERMOR_23 @Timcast @elonmusk same logic i used for ReachMe getreachme.com

@Timcast @elonmusk The catch should be that the money is held by X until the DM is replied.

@BarrakAli @Timcast @elonmusk how about for sales emails?

@Timcast @elonmusk Paid DMs would instantly solve the spam problem and turn every inbox into a signal filter.

@Timcast @elonmusk Step 4: Reply & get paid

@Timcast @elonmusk Step 3: ReachMe notifies you that someone wants to pay for your attention