Francois Lanthier Nadeau

hey chat. i created a whole suite of weird free generative art tools. have fun. studio.neato.fun

beautiful and very current essay by @kplikethebird at @every. hits home, strange times every.to/working-overti…

Desfois t'a juste besoin d'une poutine

my @SaaSpasse take on the death of SaaS by a thousand AI cuts: (in FR, but I hear YT captions & auto-translate ain't half bad) youtube.com/watch?v=JIhwaW…

@stolinski the folks at @every built @usemonologue and it’s just dope, onboarding beautiful, iOS app surprisingly intuitive and cool looking not sure how demanding u are on the snappy speed but def worth a try

Is there anything as good as Superwhisper that is much faster and more reliable? I’m finding it to be a pain to use.

had a lot of very mixed feelings about work lately. i've been doing all of this for decades (👴) and realizing i kinda need to throw out most of what i've learned and processes i've used over the past 25 years. but to be honest, i'm struggling. i'm throwing so much at the wall and right now nothing is sticking. presumably the answer is picking something(s) and just focusing hard on them. but that's obviously no guarantee either (had plenty of failures over the years on things where i was all-in). this is the eternal entrepreneurial struggle though, right? there's just something about the current state of tech with AI that makes it all feel...different. i don't know. hard to quantify. part of me thinks the answer is to actually *increase* my output. try *more* things. make the feedback loop *faster*. but that also increases my anxiety. maybe my issue is that i'm afraid of committing. constantly throwing different things at the wall feels like experimentation. like i'm gather data. like i'm being productive. but committing to something and going deep on making it work...that means i could be wrong on a different scale. but not committing also means i'm potentially missing out on something truly succeeding (however it is i'm defining "success"). i don't know. lots of existential stuff going on in my head. if you read all of this. thanks. /end venting

@clairevo been struggling for hours with Clawrk Kent man that config step is steep

🦞🚨 POLLY WORKS AND IS USEFUL 🚨🦞

As predicted, the ninjas will lose their jobs first to AI

i'm "late" but just got my @openclaw bot set up... 🦞Clawrk Kent🦞 crazy times, this stuff is wild lol onboarding full of friction for n00bs like me but feels amazing once it works, Claude Code helped me a ton along the way excited to start experimenting

I'm joining @OpenAI to bring agents to everyone. @OpenClaw is becoming a foundation: open, independent, and just getting started.🦞 steipete.me/posts/2026/ope…

@acroll good piece man! started getting a taste of this myself recently, almost exciting to figure out how to deal with gov with ai lol

Turns out with claude code, my decades long strategy of NOT deeply learning: - regexs - sql - nginx confs - elaborate shell commands - advanced shell scripting - any javascript framework - perf optimization - webpack, cdns, bundlers - 1000 other things ...was entirely correct.

Try daybits: daybits.app

I built daybits - habit tracker vibe-coded with Claude Code. The app is live. You can try it now: → Web app is up → iOS TestFlight waitlist on the site → Free. Forever. Not a side business. It's a playground and a simple tool I actually use every day. Feedback welcome!

de la pure

i have a lot to say about these ads but holy fucking shit… this might be the most tasteful & brutal takedown of a category leader i’ve ever seen. & during the fucking super bowl? insane. usually these things almost always fall flat (see: slack “welcoming” microsoft teams with a fucking newspaper ad & how cringe that was), but this one lands dead center. even normies will clock the subtlety. the capturing of chatgpt’s drift in personality, tone, & vibes is absolutely unreal. almost surgical. normal ppl i know make fun of how chatgpt talks. imo openai made themselves vulnerable here by simply trying to do so much (enterprise, codex, consumer, etc) & lacking a singular cohesive narrative other than they have 800m users. like even google is taking shots about openai being forced to run ads. anyway i’ll post more but this was an absolute master class (i have posted about how openai competitors should handle their ads play, & this is a great start). also i would not count anthropic out of the consumer race yet (they have a lot of room to grow & even potentially acquire small startups).

We're all still fumbling in the dark with agents, but some patterns are emerging (and some disappear quickly again!), and it's our role as software makers to make use of it all along the way. Here are some quick notes from one of those internal sessions sorting it all at 37s.