Greg

@LeanneMac Washing week

Anyone figured out what's going on with these? Hundreds every day for the last few days, no seo value.

I still remember when grammar and spelling mattered. It meant you cared enough to proofread what you were sending. Now it’s more human to do the opposite. Go figure.

@dhh Great combo. I just bought a retro casio this week. These look so good.

These Casio remixes from Ura Watches go perfectly with a well-riced Linux distro 🤩 urawatches.com/collections/eo…

Clouds on the horizon

Last few days I just get this when trying to use @grok. You good grok?

Just hand reg'd choremagic .com for a new project I am working on. Went through about 30 name options and this was available. Going to make a chores app that's gamified so my kids can compete and earn some pocket money. Anything to make chores easier will be a win!

Riverwalk

River ripples

A day on the water.

@ishmilly I built an entire app using 4.7 this morning and impressed too

I just used opus 4.7 for my domain acquisition / renewal analysis It is insanely good and interactive 🔥 Shut down all the fake appraisal tools!

Playing with a new lovable app and get this on the first security scan before publishing. How about never hardcoding a password ever as a rule?

Just cut open an onion and this is what I got. Have never seen this before. Bought a few days ago “fresh”.

@RareImagery Wow what a cool collection. Is that a vision psycho stick at the end? I had the same deck!

How many Gen X/Millennial skaters out there?

So cool watching my son vibe code a habit tracking app idea on @Lovable. Trying to teach him best practices but he insists it’s his app. Interesting to see how he prompts too.

@domain Smart acquisition especially with his massive user base.

Bought NAS.com for $1.25M

@tibo_maker Thanks Tibo. Looking forward to reading.

I spent ~$35k across 7 products - 3 even hit $1k mrr I still killed them all most founders think that's embarrassing but I think it's the biggest reason I'm winning now fast failures aren't setbacks - they're data each product I killed taught me something I couldn't learn any other way you can't learn what customers actually want by reading books you can't learn what business model works by watching YouTube you learn by building something, watching it fail, and asking why the problem is most founders take 18 months to learn what should take 6 weeks they build in secret for a year. launch. realize nobody wants it. get sad. I learned faster one of my products attracted the wrong customers killed it at $1k mrr one had good economics at scale but I was too small to make it work - killed it one was a feature pretending to be a product - killed it at $300 mrr each death made the next product better the products that work now, the ones doing $1m mrr combined, only work because I learned what doesn't work first and I learned that fast the real shift is: stop thinking "I failed 7 times" start thinking "I ran 7 experiments and extracted the data" failure isn't the opposite of success - it's the tuition you pay for it the only question is: how much are you paying, and how fast are you learning? this week's newsletter: I'm breaking down all 7 products I killed, what made me pull the trigger on each one, and how those lessons compound into what's working now 100% free & no ads subscribe below 👇

Love this quote.

@carlhendy It’s been busy but that end is the quiet one.

@greg_wallace Seems quiet for school holidays 🤣

Afternoon beach walk